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Analiza stanu czynnej powierzchni ściernic impregnowanych węglem amorficznym po procesie szlifowania stopu Titanium Grade 2® z użyciem mikroskopii elektronowej i spektroskopii rentgenowskiej (SEM-EDS) *
Analysis of the state of amorphous carbon treated grinding wheel active surface after grinding of Titanium Grade 2® using SEM-EDS technique
Mechanik nr 08/09/2016 - X Szkoła Obróbki Skrawaniem, XXXIX Naukowa Szkoła Obróbki Ściernej
STRESZCZENIE: Przedstawiono wybrane rezultaty analizy składu pierwiastkowego na czynnej powierzchni ściernic impregnowanych węglem amorficznym po procesie szlifowania stopu Titanium Grade 2®, wykonanej z zastosowaniem spektroskopii dyspersji energii promieniowania rentgenowskiego (SEM-EDS). Uzyskane wyniki wskazują na skuteczne wprowadzenie impregnatu bezpośrednio do strefy styku aktywnych wierzchołków skrawających z materiałem obrabianym.
SŁOWA KLUCZOWE: impregnacja ściernic, szlifowanie stopów tytanu, SEM-EDS
ABSTRACT: In the paper the selected results of analysis of the state of amorphous carbon treated grinding wheel active surface after grinding of Titanium Grade 2® using SEM-EDS technique were presented. The obtained results indicate the effective input of impregnating substance directly into the contact zone between abrasive grains and workpiece surface.
KEYWORDS: grinding wheel impregnation, grinding of titanium alloys, SEM-EDS
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