Abstract
A kinematic model of rotary dressing of corundum grinding wheels is presented. Based on wheel and dresser specifications and process kinematics, effects of rotary dressing parametres on wheel topography are predicted. For model validation, wheel surface is characterized by areal roughness parametres, obtaining a deviation less than 15%. Besides, influence of wheel topography on ground part surface quality is investigated. Results highlight the significance of modelling the dressing process and show the model translates into a useful tool for selection of most suitable dressing parametres for achieving specific surface qualities. Moreover, it eases the way to predicting dressing originated defects.
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