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Теоретическое обоснование путей повышения производительности обработки при шлифовании

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Теоретическое обоснование путей повышения производительности обработки при шлифовании

Abstract

Дано теоретическое обоснование и произведен выбор оптимальных условий шлифования по критерию максимально возможной производительности обработки. The theoretical basis and made the choice of optimal grinding conditions on the criterion of maximum processing performance.

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электроэрозионное алмазное шлифование, режущие зерна, закон Джоуля-Ленца, металлические связки, условия шлифования, процесс микроразрушения

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