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Modeling of the forces in grinding from grinding wheel topography

Authors: Badger, Jeffrey Kavanaugh;

Modeling of the forces in grinding from grinding wheel topography

Abstract

As the world becomes more industrialized and competition for fast, high quality production increases, the need to obtain faster manufacturing processes, while simultaneously increasing product quality, becomes increasingly important. To accomplish this, an increased understanding of the mechanics of the processes is necessary.

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Ph.D, 330, Engineering and Technology, Ph.D., Ph.D. Trinity College Dublin, Engineering and Technology

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