Titlebook: Atlas of Machined Surfaces; K. J. Stout,E. J. Davis,P. J. Sullivan Book 1990 K. J. Stout, E. J. Davis and P. J. Sullivan 1990 distance.eng

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P. L. Butzer,B. Sz.-Nagy,E. G?rlich fed across the wheel to dress and recondition the cutting edges. The general expectation is that a ground surface is the product of a series of random events. In practice, this is far from being the case, since an orientation exists as a result of the action of the dressing diamond as it prepares the surface of the grinding wheel.

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Marián Fabian,Petr Habala,Václav Zizlercontour map for this honed surface (Figure 13.3) shows clearly the directional effects associated with the honing process, and this method of visual presentation is well suited to establishing the ‘lay’ of the surface.

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Ground Surface fed across the wheel to dress and recondition the cutting edges. The general expectation is that a ground surface is the product of a series of random events. In practice, this is far from being the case, since an orientation exists as a result of the action of the dressing diamond as it prepares the surface of the grinding wheel.

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Bored Surfaces primarily caused by variations in the cutting forces which arise at the tool-chip interface as a result of the non-homogeneity of the material which is being cut. The resulting surface can be seen to have a random structure in one direction but it is a highly structured (correlated) trend in the opposing direction.

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Honed Surfacescontour map for this honed surface (Figure 13.3) shows clearly the directional effects associated with the honing process, and this method of visual presentation is well suited to establishing the ‘lay’ of the surface.

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e having the necessary characteristics. The engineering surfaces, each of which produces a surface with its own characteristic topography. It is important to realize that this quality engineer needs to have a system which will provide topography may affect the suitability of a surface for specific s