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Analytic calculation of temperatures during grinding

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The problem of determining the quasi-steady temperature field in a part during grinding is examined allowing for periodic thermal effects; the differential heat-conduction equation is analyzed with boundary layer theory.

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  1. North-West Polytechnical Correspondence Institute, Leningrad

    V. I. Ostrovskii & V. V. Kazaehek

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Ostrovskii, V.I., Kazaehek, V.V. Analytic calculation of temperatures during grinding. Journal of Engineering Physics 13, 187–189 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00831471

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