Truing and Dressing of Metal Bond Diamond Wheels for Ductile Regime Grinding

Hiroshi Hashimoto; Kenneth L. Blaedel

doi:10.1364/SCIOF.1990.SMB2

Science of Optical Finishing
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1990),
paper SMB2
•https://doi.org/10.1364/SCIOF.1990.SMB2

Truing and Dressing of Metal Bond Diamond Wheels for Ductile Regime Grinding

Hiroshi Hashimoto and Kenneth L. Blaedel

Science of Optical Finishing 1990

Monterey, California United States
10–12 June 1990
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H. Hashimoto and K. L. Blaedel, "Truing and Dressing of Metal Bond Diamond Wheels for Ductile Regime Grinding," in Science of Optical Finishing, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1990), paper SMB2.

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Abstract

The traditional theory of brittle-fracture grinding is based on self-sharpening of grains of wheels. Ductile regime grinding requires precision truing and dressing of wheels so that the diamond grains protrude above the bond material surface.

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