Mechanical Engineering - Production Engineering - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Production Engineering - Section 1 (Q.No. 11)
11.
A fine grained grinding wheel is used to grind hard materials.
Discussion:
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Suman Mondal said:
8 years ago
Coarse grains are good for higher material removal rate and are suitable for the soft ductile material.
Fine grain take a small depth of cut provide better surface finish, generate less heat, i.e. these are use for hard brittle material
Fine grain take a small depth of cut provide better surface finish, generate less heat, i.e. these are use for hard brittle material
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Debabrata Rit said:
7 years ago
Fine grains are used for the hard work because due to hard work, fine grains will be worn out quickly and thus new self-sharpened abrasive layer will be out.
So the blunting of the grinding wheel can be avoided and dressing required won't be frequent.
So the blunting of the grinding wheel can be avoided and dressing required won't be frequent.
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Kalyan said:
1 decade ago
Rough grinding - coarse wheel.
Finish grinding - finer wheel.
Hard work piece - soft grinding wheel.
Soft work piece - hard grinding wheel.
Finish grinding - finer wheel.
Hard work piece - soft grinding wheel.
Soft work piece - hard grinding wheel.
Qwerty said:
1 decade ago
For hard materials it's required more strength for grains. So we use fine grain.
Dhiru said:
1 decade ago
Coarse grained abrasive are used for fast removal of materials and fine grained wheel are used for finish of work. Coarse grained for grinding soft materials and fine grained for hard and brittle materials.
Chirag Gotecha said:
1 decade ago
But it should be depend on the surface finishing required right?
Pankaj kumar singh said:
1 decade ago
Course grinding: Soft material.
Fine grinding: Hard material.
Fine grinding: Hard material.
Kalyan said:
9 years ago
Fine grains are arranged very nearly so their hardness is too high so it is used for hard material cutting.
Anoop said:
9 years ago
Maybe because for fine-grained wheel there are more number of cutting edges.
Ankit said:
9 years ago
How does the force required to grind the surface relate to the grain size?
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