A belt grinding apparatus for grinding the tips of rotor blades is supported on a rotating rotor. A casing contains the rotatable rotor. An opening in the casing permits access of a grinding belt into the casing where the belt grinds the tips of the blades rotating past. The belt grinding apparatus is attached at the opening at a parting line in the casing.

An abrasive belt grinding device is provided, a supporting plate passes through an inner cylinder, and is fixed to the inner cylinder, the inner cylinder is rotatably connected to an outer cylinder bracket, a winding reel and an unwinding reel are arranged side by side in a left-right direction at an upper end of the supporting plate, and are driven by respective first servo motors, one end of the abrasive belt is wound in a belt groove of the winding reel, and another end of the abrasive belt is wound over the first transition wheel, the first tension pulley, the third transition wheel, the fifth transition wheel, the seventh transition wheel, the contact wheel, the eighth transition wheel, the sixth transition wheel, the fourth transition wheel, the second tension pulley, and the second transition wheel, and is finally wound in a belt groove of the unwinding reel.

An abrasive belt grinding center applicable to grinding and polishing of a whole profile of a blisk is provided, an X-axis feed mechanism, a Y-axis feed mechanism, a Z-axis feed mechanism, a B-axis rotation mechanism and a C-axis rotation mechanism constitute a grinding head feed mechanism, and a housing, a drum, a synchronous driven pulley, a synchronous belt, a synchronous driving pulley, and a grinding head rotation driving motor constitute a grinding head rotation mechanism. In the present application, two grinding heads are utilized to reasonably assign the machining angle and the feeding, and rough machining and fine machining can be both realized by one time of clamping, and the combination of six degrees of freedom in space is achieved by a short drive chain, and further the rigidities of a grinding head mechanism and a workpiece clamping mechanism are ensured.

An abrasive belt grinding center applicable to grinding and polishing of a whole profile of a blisk is provided, an X-axis feed mechanism, a Y-axis feed mechanism, a Z-axis feed mechanism, a B-axis rotation mechanism and a C-axis rotation mechanism constitute a grinding head feed mechanism, and a housing, a drum, a synchronous driven pulley, a synchronous belt, a synchronous driving pulley, and a grinding head rotation driving motor constitute a grinding head rotation mechanism. In the present application, two grinding heads are utilized to reasonably assign the machining angle and the feeding, and rough machining and fine machining can be both realized by one time of clamping, and the combination of six degrees of freedom in space is achieved by a short drive chain, and further the rigidities of a grinding head mechanism and a workpiece clamping mechanism are ensured.

An abrasive belt grinding device is provided, a supporting plate passes through an inner cylinder, and is fixed to the inner cylinder, the inner cylinder is rotatably connected to an outer cylinder bracket, a winding reel and an unwinding reel are arranged side by side in a left-right direction at an upper end of the supporting plate, and are driven by respective first servo motors, one end of the abrasive belt is wound in a belt groove of the winding reel, and another end of the abrasive belt is wound over the first transition wheel, the first tension pulley, the third transition wheel, the fifth transition wheel, the seventh transition wheel, the contact wheel, the eighth transition wheel, the sixth transition wheel, the fourth transition wheel, the second tension pulley, and the second transition wheel, and is finally wound in a belt groove of the unwinding reel.

Provided is a grinding machine for processing a sweep edge of a rotor blade, including a grinding unit with a driven grinding tool, a workpiece receiving device which is designed for receiving a rotor blade to be ground, and a workpiece drive unit which is configured for moving the workpiece receiving device, with a rotor blade received thereon, relative to the grinding tool for the purpose of machining the sweep edge, wherein the workpiece drive unit has a pivot axis at which the workpiece receiving device is held in such a way that the sweep edge of a rotor blade received thereon is engaged with the grinding tool in the course of a pivot movement of the workpiece receiving device about the pivot axis.

A belt grinding apparatus for grinding the tips of rotor blades supported on a rotating rotor. A casing contains the rotatable rotor. An opening in the casing permits access of a grinding belt into the casing where the belt grinds the tips of the blades rotating past. The belt grinding apparatus being attached at the opening at a parting line in the casing.

A method for shortening one or more rotor blade(s) (2) of a turbomachine (3) by removal of material at the blade tip, and apparatus (1; 19) for carrying out the method: a belt grinding apparatus (1; 19) shortens the rotor blades (2) and a contour of the blade tip is generated by a relative movement of the blade tip along the static belt grinding apparatus.

Apparatus for machining an object, the apparatus comprising: a wheel including; a first circular surface; a second circular surface oriented parallel to the first circular surface; a first rim surface extending from the first circular surface at a first edge, a gradient of the first rim surface having a radial component; and a second rim surface extending from the second circular surface at a second edge and towards the first rim surface, a gradient of the second rim surface having a radial component, the first edge defining a curved surface between the first circular surface and the first rim surface, and the second edge defining a curved surface between the second circular surface and the second rim surface.

The invention relates to a grinding tool for grinding a leading edge of a wind turbine blade. It comprises two parallel shafts of which at least one is rotationally driven and a frame for holding the two shafts in a fixed mutual relationship. An annular abrasive belt is arranged around a tension device mounted to the frame and guides of which there is one on each of the two shafts. The abrasive belt runs in a plane perpendicular to the shafts and has a longer length than an imaginary curve formed by outer surfaces of the tension device and of the guides. The grinding tool further comprises two abrasive belt retainers movably mounted to the frame. They are shaped and arranged to move between a retaining position in which they retain the abrasive belt along at least parts of the abrasive belt which is in contact with the guides, and a release position in which they are out of contact with the abrasive belt.