Optimizing the Sharpening Process of Hybrid-Bonded Diamond Grinding Wheels by Means of a Process Model
The grinding wheel topography influences the cutting performance and thus the economic efficiency of a grinding process. In contrary to conventional grinding wheels, super abrasive grinding wheels should undergo an additional sharpening process after the initial profiling process to obtain a suitabl...
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