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Wear of inorganic materials upon wafering using an abrasive tool

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The principles of the influence of cutting conditions on the surface temperature in the wafering zone of silicate glass using an abrasive tool have been determined. The features and types… Click to show full abstract

The principles of the influence of cutting conditions on the surface temperature in the wafering zone of silicate glass using an abrasive tool have been determined. The features and types of destruction of the layer of inorganic material adjacent to the wafering surface have been discussed. The similarity of destruction processes has been indicated upon wafering silicate glass, sapphire, and almazote. It has been shown that the thickness of the defect layer that is formed upon wafering depends nonmonotonously on the load that presses the wafering disc to the treated detail. The routes towards the decrease in the defect layer thickness have been considered.

Keywords: upon wafering; abrasive tool; using abrasive; inorganic materials; wear inorganic

Journal Title: Journal of Friction and Wear
Year Published: 2017

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