Optimum design and grinding performance of ultrasonic hone-lapping tool with fixed abrasive material
by F. Jiao, X.S. Zhu, B. Zhao, C.S. Liu, G.F. Gao
International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology (IJCAT), Vol. 29, No. 2/3/4, 2007

Abstract: Because of its high machining efficiency and good machining quality, ultrasonic hone-lapping with fixed abrasive material is regarded as a good method of cylindrical machining for hard-brittle materials. But it is relatively difficult to design the acoustic system in ultrasonic hone-lapping tool due to the complicated shape of hone-lapping segment. In this paper, allowing for the advantages of finite element method in vibration analysis, the vibration characteristics of hone-lapping segment were studied by means of Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software. Through the modal analysis and harmonic analysis, the optimum installation position of hone-lapping oilstone and the optimal exciting frequency were confirmed. Finally, contrast experiments of ultrasonic and conventional hone-lapping were carried out to validate the grinding performance of the tool designed in the paper.

Online publication date: Sun, 30-Sep-2007

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