Abstract
The article reports the results of experimental study of vibratory surface grinding in the range of low excitation frequencies and variable directions of excited vibrations in the plane of the table, and investigates the effect of these directions on the roughness and waviness of the ground surface. The tests were conducted on a production surface grinder with a vibrating table on which the samples were mounted. The table made it possible to change the direction for the introduction of vibrations to the workpiece (longitudinally, transversely, and obliquely to the longitudinal feed of the table) and the parameters of the introduced vibrations, frequency and amplitude. In the course of the study, selected parameters of surface roughness and waviness of samples ground conventionally and with vibrations introduced on the workpiece were compared. The results show an improvement in the roughness and waviness parameters of the vibration-ground surfaces compared to surfaces ground without vibration (conventionally). The profile of the ground surface was subjected to Fourier analysis and the harmonic components of the surface shape of the ground samples were determined to characterize the effect of the introduced vibrations on the surface roughness. It was determined that the direction of vibration introduction, which is most favorable in terms of the parameters of the geometric structure of the ground surface, is the direction perpendicular to the longitudinal feed of the grinding table. In other directions of vibration introduction, the simultaneous effect of improving both parameters of the geometric structure of the ground surface profile was not obtained.
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