The Simulation Analysis of the Influence of Grinding Point Position on Grinding Wheel
Li Jun Li, Wei Bai, Sun We, Guang Hua Bai
Abstract
Li Jun Li, Wei Bai, Sun We, Guang Hua Bai
Abstract
the process of the wheel style grinding wheel grind concave surface of rotors has been simulated in this paper,through changing of the location of grinding point, the qualitative change of the strain and stress has been simulated and analyzed, obtaining that when the grinding point is at the midpoint of wheel grinding arc, the strain and stress of grinding wheel are the smallest, when at other locations, strain presents parabolic and spreads to the edge, the maximum and minimum stress are in the process of gradually decreasing as grinding dot moving from the edge to the halfway point , and the maximum stress and strain are occurred in a neighborhood of the grinding point.
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the process of the wheel style grinding wheel grind concave surface of rotors has been simulated in this paper,through changing of the location of grinding point, the qualitative change of the strain and stress has been simulated and analyzed, obtaining that when the grinding point is at the midpoint of wheel grinding arc, the strain and stress of grinding wheel are the smallest, when at other locations, strain presents parabolic and spreads to the edge, the maximum and minimum stress are in the process of gradually decreasing as grinding dot moving from the edge to the halfway point , and the maximum stress and strain are occurred in a neighborhood of the grinding point.
Key concepts: Grinding, Grind, Grinding wheel, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Materials science, Point (geometry), Stress (linguistics), Deformation (meteorology)