Machining
Abstract
Metal is removed from the workpiece by the mechanical action of irregularly shaped abrasive grains in all grinding operations. This article discusses three primary components of grinding wheels, namely, abrasive (the cutting tool), bond (the tool holder), and porosity or air for chip clearance and/or the introduction of coolant. It describes the compositions and applications of coated abrasives and types of grinding fluids, such as petroleum-base and mineral-base cutting oils, water-soluble oils, synthetic fluids, semisynthetic fluids, and water plus additives. The article concludes with information on different types of grinding processes, namely, rough grinding, precision grinding, surface grinding, cylindrical...
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Member Sign InWilliam N. Ault, Grinding Equipment and Processes, Machining, Vol 16, ASM Handbook, By ASM Handbook Committee, ASM International, 1989, p 430–452, https://doi.org/10.31399/asm.hb.v16.a0002151
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