Rechnergestützte modellierung von kompensationsstrategien verzugskompensation beim schleifen

Translated title of the contribution: Distortion compensation during grinding. Computer-aided modelling of distortion compensation strategies

Christian Schieber, Michael F. Zäh, Matthias Alexander Hettig, Carsten Heinzel

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Abstract

The grinding process is a significant finishing process for com-ponents and allows for high surface quality. Due to the heat development at the ground surface, tensile residual stresses may be induced into the component, which in turn result in component distortions. In order to determine these unwanted properties, the research work presented here uses the finite element method to model mechanisms of action within the component. Using the simulation results, mechanical and thermal straightening processes can be designed.

Translated title of the contributionDistortion compensation during grinding. Computer-aided modelling of distortion compensation strategies
Original languageGerman
Pages (from-to)159-165
Number of pages7
JournalWT Werkstattstechnik
Volume110
Issue number3
StatePublished - 2020

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