Abstract
The aim of this paper is to investigate the grinding characteristics and mechanism of 2D- SiC/SiC composites with 0°/90° orthogonal anisotropic structured surfaces under different scratching fiber angles (angle between scratch direction and fiber orientation, SFA). A series of surface single abrasive scratching tests were conducted. The effects of the scratch fiber angle on the grinding force, surface morphology and roughness were investigated. The results show that the scratch force and surface roughness at different scratch fiber angles are in the order of 0° > 30°> 45°; SFA also has an important effect on the surface microstructure. The grinding mechanism of 2D-SiCf/SiC composites was analyzed by single-particle scratching test. The results of the scratch force and surface morphology provide strong evidence of the differences produced during the grinding process. The advantages of ultrasonic vibration over conventional machining were further identified by comparing specific scratch energies. This study elucidates the damage behavior of 2D-Sicf/sic composites in correlation with the influence of angle, and these results provide a new guideline for ultrasonic vibratory grinding of woven fiber-reinforced ceramic matrix composites for machining quality.
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