Hard brittle materials such as ceramics and crystals are commonly utilized in various industries, including information technology, mechanical engineering, semiconductors. These materials, known for their high brittleness hardness but low fracture toughness, pose challenges efficient high-quality machining. Current abrasive machining techniques involve rough grinding, fine polishing processes, ...

INTRODUCTION The manufacturing of complex shaped microstructures on microsystem parts in brittle materials provides a high geometrical accuracy [1]. This requirement can only be met by using microgrinding processes. There, metal bonded diamond grinding tools offer a remarkable potential due to their favorable wear behavior [2]. However, the dressing of complex microprofiles on these tools is no...

todays, productivity and efficiency of irrigation have been in the center of the many water-related issues. by using sprinkler irrigation systems in addition to watering easier and automatic, that is a device for raising water application uniformity and efficiency which ultimately will save water consumption and production increase. in this study, four fixed irrigation systems of khorramabad ci...

Grinding is finishing process aimed at achieving surface quality and dimensional accuracy in workpieces with tight tolerances especially from materials with a high degree of hardness and strength. The grinding process of superalloys is faced with problems and challenges caused by the generation of excessiveheatas well as the adhesion of workpiecematerialon the grinding tool. Therefore, in-depth...

The surface of zirconia may be damaged during grinding, influencing the mechanical properties of the material. The purpose of this study was to compare the flexural strength of zirconia after different grinding procedures. Twenty bar-type zirconia specimens (21 x 5 x 2 mm) were divided into 4 groups and ground using a high-speed handpiece or a low-speed straight handpiece until the bars were re...

Grinding is a key physical element in America’s Cup sailing. This study aimed to describe kinematics and muscle activation patterns in relation to torque applied in forward and backward grinding. Ten male America’s Cup sailors (33.6 ̆ 5.7 years, 97.9 ̆ 13.4 kg, 186.6 ̆ 7.4 cm) completed forward and backward grinding on a customised grinding ergometer. In forward grinding peak torque (77 Nm) occ...