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Microstructural Model of the Surface Layer of Ceramics After Diamond Grinding Taking into Account Its Real Structure and the Conditions of Contact Interaction with Elastic Body

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On the basis of systematization of the results of investigation of the process of diamond grinding of Al2O3, TiC, Si3N4 –TiC, Y–TZP, and SiSiC ceramic specimens, we managed to identify some general and specific features in the structures of their surface layers. These features are used to make an adequate choice of the basic elements of microstructural model and to make some assumptions. The developed model presented in the form of a structure takes into account the real structure of the surface layer and the conditions of contact with elastic body.

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The present work was financially supported within the framework of the State Task of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Russian Federation, Project No. 0707-2020-0025.

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    V. V. Kuzin, S. N. Grigor’ev & M. A. Volosova

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Translated from Novye Ogneupory, No. 5, pp. 59 – 64, May, 2020.

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Kuzin, V.V., Grigor’ev, S.N. & Volosova, M.A. Microstructural Model of the Surface Layer of Ceramics After Diamond Grinding Taking into Account Its Real Structure and the Conditions of Contact Interaction with Elastic Body. Refract Ind Ceram 61, 303–308 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11148-020-00477-1

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