1995
,
Spur, G.
,
Brücher, T.
In order to optimize the grinding process of advanced ceramics it is of vital importance that the cutting fluid system is constructed according to the demands. One the one hand, the grinding process and the working result are considerably influenced by cooling lubrication. On the other hand, apart from merely technological aspects the layout of machining processes has increasingly to consider ecological and safety aspects In this connection the influence of the cutting fluid and the supply are explained for pendulum surface grinding of HPSN. Furthermore, a method for the selection of cooling lubricants is presented taking also ecological physiological and economical aspects into account. Additionally, recommendations for a technologically and ecologically favorable configuration of the cutting fluid supply are given.
1995
,
Spur, G.
,
Brücher, T.
Due to the call for a better environment and health compatibility of production processes, cutting fluids are getting more and more important in grinding. Thus, technological as well as ecological and physiological aspects have to be taken into account, when an appropriate cutting fluid is chosen. The influence of various cutting fluids on the basic material removal and grinding wheel wear mechanisms and the resultant process and parameters are analyzed for the grinding of advanced ceramics. Moreover, in order to fit the ecological and physiological, as well as the technological requirements, the cutting fluid selection is assessed in view of a number of relevant criteria. As a second approach for an ecological and physiological compatible grinding process results for dry grinding of advanced ceramics are presented.