Patent classifications
B24B5/307
Method and cylindrical grinding machine for centerless cylindrical grinding
A method and a cylindrical grinding machine for centerless cylindrical grinding of a workpiece. The workpiece is supported on a first contact surface and a second contact surface arranged at an angle relative to one another. A grinding disk is applied to the workpiece with an application force, whereby the workpiece is in turn pressed against the first and second contact surfaces, which cause braking of the workpiece (which is rotationally driven solely by the grinding disk). The braking reduces the rotational speed of the workpiece such that the grinding disk produces grinding in addition to rotationally driving the workpiece. The rotational speed of the workpiece can be precisely set by means of an additional brake that applies an adjustable braking force to the workpiece.
Method and cylindrical grinding machine for centerless cylindrical grinding
A method and a cylindrical grinding machine for centerless cylindrical grinding of a workpiece. The workpiece is supported on a first contact surface and a second contact surface arranged at an angle relative to one another. A grinding disk is applied to the workpiece with an application force, whereby the workpiece is in turn pressed against the first and second contact surfaces, which cause braking of the workpiece (which is rotationally driven solely by the grinding disk). The braking reduces the rotational speed of the workpiece such that the grinding disk produces grinding in addition to rotationally driving the workpiece. The rotational speed of the workpiece can be precisely set by means of an additional brake that applies an adjustable braking force to the workpiece.
Adjustment device of grinding machine capable of grinding workpiece in seven-axis directions
An adjustment device of a grinding machine contains: a grinding unit and a tool fixing unit. The grinding unit includes a first guide rail and a second guide rail. The tool fixing unit includes a horizontal rotation mechanism, a locating portion, a third guide rail, a fourth guide rail, and a fifth guide rail. The locating portion is cylindrical, parallel to a second XY plane, and has a rotation axis defined on a center of the locating portion, such that the locating portion rotates along the rotation axis and a tool is positioned on the locating portion to rotatably grind the workpiece at different angles.
Adjustment device of grinding machine capable of grinding workpiece in seven-axis directions
An adjustment device of a grinding machine contains: a grinding unit and a tool fixing unit. The grinding unit includes a first guide rail and a second guide rail. The tool fixing unit includes a horizontal rotation mechanism, a locating portion, a third guide rail, a fourth guide rail, and a fifth guide rail. The locating portion is cylindrical, parallel to a second XY plane, and has a rotation axis defined on a center of the locating portion, such that the locating portion rotates along the rotation axis and a tool is positioned on the locating portion to rotatably grind the workpiece at different angles.
ANTIGRAVITY SHEAR-RESISTING AND DEFORMATION-ELIMINATING CENTERLESS GRINDING APPARATUS AND MACHINING METHOD
Disclosed are an antigravity shear-resisting and deformation-eliminating centerless grinding apparatus and a machining method. The grinding apparatus comprises a grinding tool configured to grind a thin-walled bearing ring and a clamping mechanism configured to clamp the thin-walled bearing ring stably. The clamping mechanism comprises a main clamping mechanism and an auxiliary clamping mechanism. The main clamping mechanism comprises an electromagnetic centerless clamp. The electromagnetic coil is arranged above the thin-walled bearing ring being ground. According to the present invention, not only can gravity of the thin-walled bearing ring and a tangential force generated by grinding be counteracted to effectively prevent extrusion deformation of the thin-walled bearing ring when being ground, but also the lubricating performance the capacity to resist load itself can be further improved and the service life of is prolonged.
GRINDING DISK KIT, GRINDING EQUIPMENT AND GRINDING METHOD FOR FINISHING ROLLING SURFACES OF BEARING ROLLERS
Disclosed is a grinding disk kit for finishing rolling surfaces of bearing rollers, including a pair of coaxial first and second grinding disks; a front face of the first grinding disk includes a group of radially distributed linear grooves and transition faces for connecting the adjacent linear grooves; a front face of the second grinding disk includes one or more helical grooves and transition faces for connecting adjacent helical grooves; one bearing roller to be machined is distributed in each linear groove corresponding to each intersection of the helical grooves and the linear grooves during grinding machining; the rolling surfaces of the bearing rollers to be machined are respectively in contact with working faces of the linear grooves and the helical grooves corresponding to each intersection; and the bearing rollers to be machined translate along the linear grooves while rotating about the own axes under the friction.
GRINDING DISK KIT, GRINDING EQUIPMENT AND GRINDING METHOD FOR FINISHING ROLLING SURFACES OF BEARING ROLLERS
Disclosed is a grinding disk kit for finishing rolling surfaces of bearing rollers, including a pair of coaxial first and second grinding disks; a front face of the first grinding disk includes a group of radially distributed linear grooves and transition faces for connecting the adjacent linear grooves; a front face of the second grinding disk includes one or more helical grooves and transition faces for connecting adjacent helical grooves; one bearing roller to be machined is distributed in each linear groove corresponding to each intersection of the helical grooves and the linear grooves during grinding machining; the rolling surfaces of the bearing rollers to be machined are respectively in contact with working faces of the linear grooves and the helical grooves corresponding to each intersection; and the bearing rollers to be machined translate along the linear grooves while rotating about the own axes under the friction.
Grinding machine
A grinding machine for external cylindrical grinding of hollow shafts may include at least one grinding disc, at least one support disc, and at least two centrings for a face-side fixing of a hollow shaft. At least one of the at least two centrings may be configured as a point. A ruler may be arranged to adjust and hold a position of the hollow shaft during a grinding operation. A rotation axis of the at least one grinding disc and of the at least one support disc may be arranged parallel to one another and define a plane. A rotation axis of the hollow shaft to be ground may extend outside of the plane by a distance of a>12 mm.
Grinding machine
A grinding machine for external cylindrical grinding of hollow shafts may include at least one grinding disc, at least one support disc, and at least two centrings for a face-side fixing of a hollow shaft. At least one of the at least two centrings may be configured as a point. A ruler may be arranged to adjust and hold a position of the hollow shaft during a grinding operation. A rotation axis of the at least one grinding disc and of the at least one support disc may be arranged parallel to one another and define a plane. A rotation axis of the hollow shaft to be ground may extend outside of the plane by a distance of a>12 mm.
METHOD OF GRINDING AND TURNING A WORKPIECE
A method of grinding or turning a workpiece, such as a bearing workpiece, involves several steps. One step includes locating the bearing workpiece on a chuck with an axis of rotation of the chuck positioned off-center relative to an axis of the bearing workpiece. Another step includes determining an offset between the chuck's axis of rotation and the bearing workpiece's axis based on the off-center position between the chuck's axis of rotation and the bearing workpiece's axis. Yet another step includes determining a path of engagement of a grinding wheel relative to the bearing workpiece based on the offset previously determined between the chuck's axis of rotation and the bearing workpiece's axis.