Study on Influential Factors of Grinding Surface Residual Stress in Dry for Controlling Workpiece Surface Integrity

Xiu Ming Zhang; Shi Chao Xiu; Li Juan Liu; Xiao Liang Shi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.874.362

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Study on Influential Factors of Grinding Surface Residual Stress in Dry for Controlling Workpiece Surface Integrity

Abstract:

Surface integrity of workpiece, especially residual stress, has the significant effects on the precision, the reliability and the fatigue life of the mechanical products. Since the most of final surface integrity of workpiece depends on the grinding process in engineering, this paper analyzed the ground surface residual stress through simulation and experiment. Based on the finite element model, the coupling of thermal mechanical field of plane grinding was simulated. The effects of grinding parameters on residual stress were studied compared to the experiment results. In addition, some measures for reducing the residual tensile stress of workpiece surface in the grinding process were put forwarded.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 874)

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362-367

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October 2016

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Xiu Ming Zhang, Shi Chao Xiu*, Li Juan Liu, Xiao Liang Shi

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Ground Surface, Numerical Simulation, Residual Stress, Surface Integrity, Temperature Field, Thermal Mechanical Coupling

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