A grinding force model allowing for dulling of abrasive wheel cutting grains in plunge cylindrical grinding
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A mathematical model is developed for the grinding force in cylindrical plunge grinding that allows for the grinding conditions, the size of the flank wear land areas formed on the grinding wheel cutting grains, the properties of the work material, and the geometrical parameters of the grinding tool and work surface. A formula is obtained for calculating the stock removal rate as a function of the degree of dulling (glazing) of the grinding wheel. The adequacy of the mathematical model of the grinding force in cylindrical plunge grinding is established.
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OpenAlex topics: Engineering Technology and Methodologies · Advanced machining processes and optimization · Mechanical Systems and Engineering
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