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Minimum-Quantity Lubrication Systems with Additional Air Cleaning of the Grinding Wheel Surface

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Two grinding technologies with air cleaning of the wheel surface are compared: the baseline system ensures minimum lubricant supply; the other includes additional air cooling of the wheel. The influence of the lubricant supply and air flow rate on the grinding of a heat-stable nickel alloy is considered.

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    A. P. Mitrofanov, K. A. Parsheva & S. A. Zhivnitsky

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Mitrofanov, A.P., Parsheva, K.A. & Zhivnitsky, S.A. Minimum-Quantity Lubrication Systems with Additional Air Cleaning of the Grinding Wheel Surface. Russ. Engin. Res. 42, 468–472 (2022). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068798X22050203

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