DIATOOL 3 Inch/75MM Vacuum Brazed Diamond Grinding Wheel Half-Round Edge Edge Profile for Stone Abrasive Grinding disc Vacuum brazed Profile Hand Diamond Wheel Grit 60 （Diamond Height 20mm）

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In particular, the thermal load often defines the process limits in flute grinding and can thus be associated with the strong increase in wear in the area of a high depth of cut [ 16]. A purely experimental approach can iteratively lower the wear in these areas by increasing the grain concentration, as shown in the results of the ungraded grinding wheels, too. Apart from this, it also shows that a reduction of the wear difference is possible by adjusting the area-related number of grains to the local related material removal rate according to formula 4.

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Xxx DH, Xu Z (2019) Dressing methods of superabrasive grinding wheels: A review. J Manuf Process 45:46–69 The RUBI PRO-EDGER range of diamond grinding wheels are for exclusive use with the RUBI PRO-EDGER accessory for grinders. Wang Y, Zhou X, Hu D (2006) An experimental investigation of dry-electrical discharge assisted truing and dressing of metal bonded diamond wheel. Int J Mach Tools Manuf 46:333–342 FAST & PRECISE: Effortless operation, which makes it very comfortable and makes it possible to do the job faster and with greater precision.Denkena B, Grove T, Göttsching T, Dzierzawa P, Kempf F (2017) Methods of analysis for a deeper understanding of the grinding process. In: Proceedings of the 20th international symposium on advances in abrasive technology: 945–951 Wu Q, Ouyang Z, Wang Y et al (2019) Precision grinding of engineering ceramic based on the electrolytic dressing of a multi-layer brazed diamond wheel. Diam Relat Mater 100:107552 Kuai J, Zhang H (2019) Research on generation and polishing mechanisms of nano grain α-Fe2O3 in precision electrolytic in process dressing (ELID) grinding. Proc Manufact 37:425–430 RUBI PRO-EDGER diamond grinding wheels are especially recommended for beveling and mitering porcelain sheet pieces with the highest efficiency and the highest quality in the final results. Lu YJ, Li LJ, Xie J, et al (2017) Dry electrical discharge dressing and truing of diamond grinding wheel V-tip for micro-grinding. In: 2017 5th International conference on mechatronics, materials, chemistry and computer engineering (ICMMCCE 2017). Atlantis Press, pp 548–552

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Deng H, Xu Z (2019) Dressing methods of superabrasive grinding wheels: a review. J Manuf Process 45:46–69 Due to smaller grain sizes in the area of the grinding wheel edge, the cutting edge roughness could be reduced. Zheng G, Lin Y (2021) Tribological properties of micro-groove cemented carbide by laser processing. Micromachines 12:486 Wegener K, Hoffmeister H-W, Karpuschewski B et al (2011) Conditioning and monitoring of grinding wheels. CIRP Ann 60:757–777 Wu Q, Wang Y, Qu W, Deng Z (2017) Research status and perspectives of ELID grinding fluid. China Mech Eng 28:1118The union of the diamond particles to the body of the grinding wheel is carried out by means of the vacuum brazing technique, which guarantees a high resistance to friction and temperature. Lierse T (1998) Mechanische und thermische Wirkungen beim Schleifen keramischer Werkstoffe. Dissertation, Hannover

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Dröder K, Karpuschweski B, Uhlmann E (2020) A comparative analysis of ceramic and cemented carbide end mills. Prod Eng Res Devel 14:355–364 Zhao QL, Guo B (2011) Ultraprecision grinding technology of microstructured optical functional molds. J Mech Eng 47:177–185 Zhang FH, Kang GW, Yang YS et al (2006) EDM dressing for metal-bond super hard arc-forming wheel. In: Key Engineering Materials. Trans Tech Publ, pp 99–103 Heymann T (2012) Gezielte Nut- und Schneidkantenpräparation von Vollhartmetall—Zerspanwerkzeugen durch Polierschleifen. In: Spanende Fertigung/Prozesse—innovation—Werkstoffe. 6. Ausgabe (2012), Vulkan-Verlag Essen: 104–110 In these segments, the load on the grinding tool is highest and the relative difference of the concentration is most pronounced. Therefore, the influence of this effect is reduced with decreasing l g and Q' w. Since no repeat measurements are possible due to the time-consuming experimental effort, a scattering of the measurement results cannot be excluded. It can be stated that for a smoother transition smaller concentration steps must be applied. Considering this, the hybrid graded wheels #2 and #3 (Table 2) were designed. In these, a step in the grain concentration also occurs between segments 1 and 2, but this is countered by the adjustment of the grain size.Figure 3 shows that a variation of the feed rate only means a change of the absolute values of Q’ w. Also, a higher cut of depth increases the amount of the values of Q’ w, but does not influence the course of Q’ w over the grinding wheel width. When considering the core diameters an additional change in the course of the curves can be seen. However, the curves are qualitatively comparable. By considering a relative course of Q' w related to the respective maximum value, a superposition of the curves results, shown in Fig. 3. Bifano TG, Dow TA, Scattergood RO (1991) Ductile-Regime grinding. A new technology for machining brittle materials. J Eng Ind. 113(2):184–189