A Simulation System for Grinding Based on Virtual Reality
Tianbiao Yu, Peng Su, Jing Qiang Zhang, Peng Guan, Wan Shan Wang
Abstract
Tianbiao Yu, Peng Su, Jing Qiang Zhang, Peng Guan, Wan Shan Wang
Abstract
A grinding simulation system is developed based on the technology of virtual reality. Simulation theory based on virtual reality is introduced and architecture workflow and operation of the system is studied. With the system, simulation of grinding process of all kinds of materials can be done, influence law of grinding wheel parameters (abrasive grain sizes, bond materials, grinding wheel diameter, etc.) and process parameters (grinding speed, workpiece speed, axial feed workpiece materials, etc.) on machining quality of the workpiece can be analyzed, machining quality can be forecasted and optimization of grinding process parameters can be gained.
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A grinding simulation system is developed based on the technology of virtual reality. Simulation theory based on virtual reality is introduced and architecture workflow and operation of the system is studied. With the system, simulation of grinding process of all kinds of materials can be done, influence law of grinding wheel parameters (abrasive grain sizes, bond materials, grinding wheel diameter, etc.) and process parameters (grinding speed, workpiece speed, axial feed workpiece materials, etc.) on machining quality of the workpiece can be analyzed, machining quality can be forecasted and optimization of grinding process parameters can be gained.
Key concepts: Grinding, Abrasive, Machining, Grinding wheel, Mechanical engineering, Process (computing), Materials science, Virtual reality