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Submit a ProposalModern Grinding Techniques
 | By W. Brian Rowe Copyright: 2010 | Status: Published ISBN: 9780470607480 | Chapter | 1 lb 49 pages Price: $39.95 USD  |
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Engineers in industry who want a quick but authoritative overview of grinding techniques.
Engineers in industry who want a quick but authoritative overview of grinding techniques.
Description
Modern grinding processes are applied to a wide range of materials and products from the very large to the very small. As exciting new products are developed, the challenge of producing parts is often best met by a grinding process using grinding wheels and controlled grinding machine motions. This chapter seeks to introduce trends that have developed in response to the challenges of higher removal rates and higher precision. These trends include developments in abrasives, wheels, wheel preparation techniques, coolants, machines and process control.
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Modern grinding processes are applied to a wide range of materials and products from the very large to the very small. As exciting new products are developed, the challenge of producing parts is often best met by a grinding process using grinding wheels and controlled grinding machine motions. This chapter seeks to introduce trends that have developed in response to the challenges of higher removal rates and higher precision. These trends include developments in abrasives, wheels, wheel preparation techniques, coolants, machines and process control.
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Author / Editor Details
W. Brian Rowe is Professor Emeritus at Liverpool John Moores University. He has four decades of experience in academic and industrial positions concerned with machine tools, grinding processes, and tribology. He has authored several books and over 250 journal articles.
W. Brian Rowe is Professor Emeritus at Liverpool John Moores University. He has four decades of experience in academic and industrial positions concerned with machine tools, grinding processes, and tribology. He has authored several books and over 250 journal articles.
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BISAC SUBJECT HEADINGS
TEC 009060: Technology and Engineering: Industrial Technology
BIC CODES
TDPB: Precision Instruments Manufacture
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