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Correlation of Diamond Grinding Regimes with Al2O3–TiC-Ceramic Surface Condition

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Results are provided for a study of the effect of planar grinding regimes with diamond wheels on Al2O3–TiC-ceramic surface condition. A correlation is established for grinding depth, and longitudinal and transverse feed with roughness, waviness, and morphology of a machined surface. The correlations revealed are planned for application in creating methodology for standardizing the precision of ceramic components and its production provision.

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Work was carried out with financial support of the RF Ministry of Education and Science within the scope of fulfilling a state assignment in the sphere of scientific activity (assignment No. 2014/105, project No. 1908).

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Translated from Novye Ogneupory, No. 9, pp. 63 – 68, September, 2016.

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Kuzin, V.V., Fedorov, S.Y. Correlation of Diamond Grinding Regimes with Al2O3–TiC-Ceramic Surface Condition. Refract Ind Ceram 57, 520–525 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11148-017-0016-0

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