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MINIMUM QUANTITY LUBRICATION GRINDING USING NANOFLUIDS

Name: MINIMUM QUANTITY LUBRICATION GRINDING USING NANOFLUIDS
Brand: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
SKU: 9783639153460
Price: 58.24 EUR
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Leading to the success of MQL grinding: cutting fluids, grinding wheels, and thermal management

Autor: Bin Shen

Jazyk:

Väzba: Brožovaná

Vydavateľ: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller

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Grinding is widely used in the manufacture of §components requiring fine tolerances and smooth §fini...

Informácie o knihe

Autor

Bin Shen

Jazyk

Angličtina

Väzba

Kniha - Brožovaná

Vydalo

2009

Stránok

144

EAN

9783639153460

Enbook ID

06823856

Vydavateľ

VDM Verlag Dr. Müller

Hmotnosť

233

Rozmery

150 x 220 x 8

Kompletný popis

Grinding is widely used in the manufacture of §components requiring fine tolerances and smooth §finishes; however, it is recognized as one of the §most environmentally unfriendly manufacturing §processes. Large amount of cutting fluids are used §in grinding for a variety of reasons such as §improving wheel life, reducing workpiece thermal §damage and improving surface finish. Government §regulation, environmental protection, public §awareness, and the need for cost reduction have all §promoted the development of new environmentally §conscious grinding processes.§§Therefore, the author proposed Minimum Quantity §Lubrication (MQL) grinding in this book by focusing §on the cutting fluids, grinding wheels, and thermal §management. Nanofluids, a new class of fluids §engineered by dispersing nanometer-size solid §particles in base fluids to increase heat transfer §and tribological properties, were studied as §potential cutting fluids. The insufficient cooling §problem of MQL grinding can be improved by using §vitrified bond CBN wheels. A grinding thermal model §based on the finite difference method has also been §developed to investigate the thermal aspects in the §grinding process. Grinding is widely used in the manufacture of §components requiring fine tolerances and smooth §finishes; however, it is recognized as one of the §most environmentally unfriendly manufacturing §processes. Large amount of cutting fluids are used §in grinding for a variety of reasons such as §improving wheel life, reducing workpiece thermal §damage and improving surface finish. Government §regulation, environmental protection, public §awareness, and the need for cost reduction have all §promoted the development of new environmentally §conscious grinding processes.§Therefore, the author proposed Minimum Quantity §Lubrication (MQL) grinding in this book by focusing §on the cutting fluids, grinding wheels, and thermal §management. Nanofluids, a new class of fluids §engineered by dispersing nanometer-size solid §particles in base fluids to increase heat transfer §and tribological properties, were studied as §potential cutting fluids. The insufficient cooling §problem of MQL grinding can be improved by using §vitrified bond CBN wheels. A grinding thermal model §based on the finite difference method has also been §developed to investigate the thermal aspects in the §grinding process.