The Effect of Diamond Tool Performance Capability on the Quality of Processed Surface

Arkhipov, Pavel; Yanyushkin, Alexander; Lobanov, Dmitry; Petrushin, S. I.

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.379.124

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“…Traditionally, the control of the finished coated abrasive is carried out according to the following indicators: thickness non-uniformity; humidity; wear resistance; tensile strength; cutting capacity [9][10][11][12][13]. In the presented list, wear resistance is one of the key indicators of the tool performance.…”

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Development of a Technique for the Study of the Coated Abrasive Surface Wear

Lyukshin

Shatko

Strelnikov

2021

SSP

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Wear of abrasive tools, including coated abrasives, is an important performance feature. A large number of theoretical works and practical studies are devoted to wear assessment issues. In practice, there are many direct and indirect approaches to measuring wear of an abrasive tool. At the same time, many of them have significant shortcomings such as assessment complexity, high time costs, a significant share of manual labor, low measurement accuracy, the need to use specialized equipment, etc. Based on the foregoing, the development of an effective technique for assessing the coated abrasive wear with the use of information and analytical technologies is very relevant and promising. This work is devoted to the development of an original technique for determining the wear of coated abrasives and studying of the tool surface texture. Some results of studies on the wear of coated abrasives of various grain sizes and manufacturers are presented in the article.

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Development of a Technique for the Study of the Coated Abrasive Surface Wear

Lyukshin

Shatko

Strelnikov

2021

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“…The grinding process is characterized by a number of specific features that distinguish it from the cutting process with traditional blade tools, among which [1,3,[6][7][8][13][14][15]:…”

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Influence of Shape and Orientation of Grinding Grains on Their Cutting Capacity

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Abstract. The issues of the influence of orientation and the shape of abrasive grains on one of their most important operational characteristicscutting ability, and also on cutting properties of tools made of them, are considered in the article. Modern approaches to cutting capacity assessment, of both single grains, and loose abrasive mass are analyzed. The original method for the assessment of cutting capacity of a single grinding grain fixed in a rotating disk, implemented in surface grinding, is presented. The experimental data of the dependence of the cutting capacity on the shape and the orientation angle of the grinding grains are presented. In addition, the influence of the shape factor of the flap grinding wheel grains on its cutting capacity is shown. Practical recommendations on the application in practice of various varieties of grinding grains are proposed.

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“…This problem is especially appropriate for diamond wheels with a metallic binder used in the machining of high-strength composite materials. Therefore, solving the problem of loading for improving cutting properties of diamond wheels with a metallic binder in machining a wide range of high-strength materials is important [3,11]. In this paper, theoretical and experimental studies of the formation of a loading layer on the surface of diamond wheels in machining high-strength materials are presented.…”

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Contact Processes in Grinding

Yanyushkin

Lobanov

Arkhipov

et al. 2015

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The relevance of investigating the problem of loading a diamond abrasive tool with a metallic binder to improve the efficiency of finishing treatment of a wide range of high-strength materials is addressed in the paper. The results of theoretical and experimental studies of the formation of a greasy layer on the surface of diamond wheels in the treatment of high-strength materials are shown. In the theoretical part it is proposed to consider this phenomenon in terms of the equilibrium state of electrochemical potentials at the interface of a diamond wheel and the treated surface. Dependences are revealed that help to determine greasy layer values. The practical part of this work consists in electron-microscopic, spectroscopic and X-ray diffraction studies of wheel specimens with a metallic binder in diamond grinding. Based on the results obtained the composition and structure of a greasy layer are determined. A comparison of the experimental data with the calculated values confirms the adequacy of the proposed theory. The use of combined methods to improve the efficiency of machining high-strength materials is recommended. It can help to reduce the intensity of loading and to improve the cutting properties of diamond abrasive tools with a metallic binder

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The Effect of Diamond Tool Performance Capability on the Quality of Processed Surface

Cited by 21 publications

References 6 publications

Development of a Technique for the Study of the Coated Abrasive Surface Wear

Development of a Technique for the Study of the Coated Abrasive Surface Wear

Influence of Shape and Orientation of Grinding Grains on Their Cutting Capacity

Contact Processes in Grinding

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