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11/1/1999 |
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An investigation is reported on rounding and lobe formation during external cylindrical superfinishing. A model was developed to simulate the instantaneous stock removal and the resulting workpiece profile in terms of the kinematics of the superfinishing process. The simulation predicts a lobing phonomenon when operating at half ratios of axial stone oscillation frequency to workpiece rotational frequency when abrasive tracks during successive workpiece rotations are completely out-of-phase, and minimal removal when this frequency ratio is an integer value such that successive abrasive tracks are in-phase and do not intersect each other. The occurrence of lobes at half frequency ratios and reduced stock removal at whole frequency ratios were experimentally verified.
Additional Info
| Author | Society of Manufacturing Engineers |
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| Published by | SME |
| Document type | Standard |
| Theme | /subgroups/9449 |
| Number of pages | 6 |
| Keyword | SME MR99-168 |
