Basic Research for the UV Fixed Abrasive Lapping Plate

Ioan Marinescu; Lei Guo; Peng Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.371.95

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Basic Research for the UV Fixed Abrasive Lapping Plate

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The traditional lapping procedure is based on a slurry process. This paper describes the development of a novel fixed abrasive lapping plate (UV-plate) and investigates the basic property of ultraviolet-cured resins. The primary lapping experiments are carried out. Experimental results show that the lapping process performed with UV-plate significantly increases machining efficiency. It is proved that the surface roughness of machined work-piece by UV-plate is better compared with the conventional slurry lapping plate.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 371)

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95-100

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August 2013

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Ioan Marinescu, Lei Guo, Peng Wei

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Abrasive, Cured Resins, Lapping Plate, Ultraviolet

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