Overview of the centrifugal methods of provision the grinding fluid to the grinding zone
Abstract
This article presents five methods of centrifugal provision the grinding fluid to the grinding zone such as centrifugal grinding fluid supplying through the grinding spindle and through the grinding wheel, centrifugal grinding fluid provision through the channels in the grinding wheel body and grinding wheel pores, centrifugal grinding fluid provision through the channels in the body and space between abrasive segments, centrifugal grinding fluid provision through the grinding wheel divider radial channels, centrifugal grinding fluid supply method with use of zonal centrifugal grinding fluid provision system. The described characteristics were referred primarily to the conventional flood cooling method as a reference. In summary the conclusions drawn after mentioned characteristics analysis were presented.
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Seweryn Kieraś received his M.Sc. degree in Mechanics and Machine Design from Koszalin University of Technology in 2014. Currently a Ph.D student in the Department of Production Engineering at the Koszalin University of Technology. In his Ph.D thesis he is considering the methods of minimization of grinding fluids usage in grinding processes in case of hybrid methods of providing the grinding fluids to the grinding zone. Author of over a dozen scientific papers in mentioned scope.
Krzysztof Nadolny received his M.Sc. degree in Mechanics and Machine Design and next Ph.D (with honors) as well as D.Sc. degree in Machinery Construction and Operation from Koszalin University of Technology, in 2001, 2006 and 2013, respectively. Since 2006 he has been a researcher in the Department of Production Engineering at the Koszalin University of Technology, where currently he works as an associated professor and head of research-didactic team for production planning and control. His scientific interests focus on problems concerning machining processes and tools, efficiency, monitoring and diagnostics of machining processes as well as tribology. He has participated in 2 international and 3 national research projects, presenting results of his work at 10 international and 21 national conferences, published more than 180 scientific papers in international and national journals, book chapters, as well as conference proceedings. He is also the author of 4 monographs and 9 national patents.
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