Polvani, R.
, Fraker, A.
and Evans, C.
(1996),
Using a Potentiostat to Model In-Process Electromechanical Dressing, IMEC 1996 Proceedings, , USA
(Accessed December 10, 2024)
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Using a Potentiostat to Model In-Process Electromechanical Dressing
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Author(s)
, A Fraker,
Abstract
In-process electrochemical dressing insures true, sharp, stable wheels for efficient ceramic grinding. To better implement electrochemical dressing, we couple laboratory studies based on a potentiostat with shop floor grinding runs. To do this, a calomel reference electrode was added to the grinding spindle dressing head. The potentiostat is proving an effective means for screening materials, selecting dressing head running values, but most importantly, for developing a basic understanding of electrochemical dressing.Proceedings Title
IMEC 1996 Proceedings
Conference Location
, USA
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
dressing, electrochemical, grinding, in-process dressing, silicon nitride, superabrasives
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Created December 31, 1995, Updated October 12, 2021