Ebook: Handbook of Modern Grinding Technology
- Tags: Engineering general
- Series: Chapman and Hall Advanced Industrial Technology Series
- Year: 1987
- Publisher: Springer US
- Edition: 1
- Language: English
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The latest information indicates that the United States now spends in excess of $150 billion annually to perform its metal removal tasks using conventional machining technology. That estimate is increased from $115 billion 5 years ago. It becomes clear that metal removal technology is a very important candidate for rigorous investigation looking toward improvement of productivity within the manufacturing system. To aid in that endeavor, an extensive program of research has developed within the industrial community with the express purpose of establish ing a new scientific and applied base that will provide principles upon which new manufacturing decisions can be made. One of the metal removal techniques that has the potential for great economic advantages is high-rate metal removal with related tech nologies. This text is concerned with the field of grinding as a subset of the general field of high-rate metal removal. Related processes (not cov ered in this text) include such topics as turning, drilling, and milling. In the final evaluation, the correct decision in the determination of a grind ing process must necessarily include an understanding of the other methods of metal removal. The term grinding, as used herein, includes polishing, buffing, lapping, and honing as well as conventional defini tion: " . . . removing either metallic or other materials by the use of a solid grinding wheel.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages i-xii
Part Processing by Grinding....Pages 3-29
Principles of Grinding....Pages 30-71
Types of Grinding Wheels....Pages 72-87
Truing and Dressing of Grinding Wheels....Pages 88-97
Grinding with Superabrasives....Pages 98-118
Grinding Chatter and Vibrations....Pages 119-169
Precision Grinding Cycles....Pages 170-190
Centerless Grinding....Pages 191-232
Vertical-Spindle Surface Grinding....Pages 233-250
Reciprocating Surface Grinding....Pages 251-260
Coated Abrasives....Pages 261-281
Creep-Feed Grinding....Pages 282-300
Honing....Pages 301-336
Adaptive Control in Grinding....Pages 337-346
Trouble Shooting Grinding Problems....Pages 347-356
Back Matter....Pages 357-360
Content:
Front Matter....Pages i-xii
Part Processing by Grinding....Pages 3-29
Principles of Grinding....Pages 30-71
Types of Grinding Wheels....Pages 72-87
Truing and Dressing of Grinding Wheels....Pages 88-97
Grinding with Superabrasives....Pages 98-118
Grinding Chatter and Vibrations....Pages 119-169
Precision Grinding Cycles....Pages 170-190
Centerless Grinding....Pages 191-232
Vertical-Spindle Surface Grinding....Pages 233-250
Reciprocating Surface Grinding....Pages 251-260
Coated Abrasives....Pages 261-281
Creep-Feed Grinding....Pages 282-300
Honing....Pages 301-336
Adaptive Control in Grinding....Pages 337-346
Trouble Shooting Grinding Problems....Pages 347-356
Back Matter....Pages 357-360
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