
Abstract In this poster paper, a novel grinding process for replacing conventional surface and creep feed grinding processes is presented. This grinding process allows high removal rates in hard machining with flexibility and a good surface finish at the same time. A peel grinding process is conducted with a high workpiece velocity and a high depth of cut, using a conventional surface grinding machine and an electroplated CBN wheel with a custom shape. To validate the efficiency of this process, the process forces and the surface roughness values have been carried out experimentally.
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