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Grinding Technology: Theory and Applications of Machining

with Abrasives, Second Edition
By Changsheng Guo
5.3:
GRINDING FORCES, POWER, AND SPECIFIC ENERGY
Grinding Technology: 5.3 GRINDING FORCES, POWER, AND SPECIFIC ENERGY
Theory and Applications Forces are developed between the wheel and the workpiece owing to the grinding action. For plunge grinding
operations, as illustrated in Figure 5-2 for straight surface and external cylindrical grinding, the total force vector
of Machining with exerted by the workpiece against the wheel can be separated into a tangential component F t and a normal
Abrasives, Second component F n. For shallow cut surface grinding with small depths of cut, the tangential force component is
oriented very close to the horizontal direction and the normal force very close to the vertical direction, as shown in
Edition Figure 5-2 (a), because the line of action of the total force between the wheel and the workpiece are very close to
the location on the wheel periphery directly below the wheel axis. However this 'approximation' may not apply with
large depths of cut, such as typical of creep feed grinding, since the force line of action would be further moved
Presenting a comprehensive and
along the contact length [11]. For grinding with non-symmetrical profiles or with traverse, there would also be an
consistent treatment of grinding theory and
additional force component in a direction parallel to the wheel axis.
its practical utilization, this text focuses on
grinding as a machining process using
bonded abrasive grinding wheels as the
cutting medium.

Grinding Technology:
Theory and Applications
of Machining with
Abrasives, Second
Edition
By Changsheng Guo
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Grinding Technology Theory and Applications

of Machining with Abrasives, Second Edition
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Grinding Wheels: Composition and
Properties
Chapter 3: Grinding Geometry and Kinematics
Chapter 4: Wheel Truing, Dressing, and
Topography
Chapter 5: Grinding Mechanisms

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5.2:
GRINDING DEBRIS (SWARF)
5.3:
GRINDING FORCES, POWER, AND
SPECIFIC ENERGY
5.4:
GRINDING MECHANISMS:
CONVENTIONAL ABRASIVES
5.5:
GRINDING MECHANISMS: CBN
WHEELS
Figure 5-2: Illustration of force components for plunge grinding.
5.6:
CREEP-FEED GRINDING
The grinding power P associated with the force components in Figure 5-2 can be written as
5.7:
CONTROLLED-FORCE GRINDING
5.8:
HEAVY-DUTY GRINDING
5.9:
EMPIRICAL RELATIONSHIPS (5-1)
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Chapter 6: Thermal Aspects: Conventional
Grinding The plus sign is for up-grinding with the wheel and workpiece velocities v s and v w in opposite directions at the
Chapter 7: Thermal Aspects: Creep-Feed grinding zone as in Figure 5-2, and the...
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Chapter 13: Simulation, Optimization, and
Intelligent Control
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