Abstract
In the publication the features and advantages of using new abrasive tools with innovative adaptive structures and special microaggregates for the machining of light metal alloys was described. There also a complex methodology for selecting the properties of these innovative hybrid grinding wheels was presented.
Highlights
Due to the increasingly widespread use of light alloys, demand for their efficient and accurate processing increased
In the processing of aluminum, magnesium and titanium alloys, new grinding wheels help to reduce the problems associated with the active surface of the grinding wheel, increase durability, reduce energy and improve machining stability
New abrasive tools will be useful in grinding operations many other materials - such as composite materials [9], materials of high strength materials sensitive to heat, light alloys, new materials and mineral resin or plastic used for optics - where the treatment is presently believed to be difficult to implement
Summary
Due to the increasingly widespread use of light alloys, demand for their efficient and accurate processing increased. Adaptive structures and special micro-aggregates allow for more efficient grinding operations than conventional grinding and can be used for light metal alloys. In the processing of aluminum, magnesium and titanium alloys, new grinding wheels help to reduce the problems associated with the active surface of the grinding wheel, increase durability, reduce energy and improve machining stability.
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