(Part A) Machinerys Handbook 31st Edition Pages 1-1484

Machinery's Handbook, 31st Edition

SURFACE GRINDING 1329 Table 2b. Grinding Wheel Recommendations for Surface Grinding—Using Type 2 Cylinder Wheels, Type 6 Cup Wheels, and Wheel Segments Material Type 2 Cylinder Wheels Type 6 Cup Wheels Wheel Segments High tensile cast iron and nonferrous metals 37C24-HKV 37C24-HVK 37C24-HVK Soft steel, malleable cast iron, steel castings, boiler plate 23A24-I8VBE

23A24-I8VBE or 23A30-G12VBEP 32A46-G8VBE or 32A36-E12VBEP 32A46-H8VBE 23A30-H8VBE or 23A30-E12VBEP

23A24-I8VSM or 23A30-H12VSM 32A36-G8VBE or 32A46-E12VBEP 32A46-G8VBE or 32A60-G12VBEP 23A30-H8VSM or 23A30-G12VSM

Hardened steel—broad contact Hardened steel—narrow contact or interrupt cut

32A46-G8VBE or 32A60-E12VBEP 32A60-H8VBE

General-purpose use

Process Data for Surface Grinding.— In surface grinding, similarly to other metal-cut­ ting processes, the speed and feed rates that are applied must be adjusted to the operational conditions as well as to the objectives of the process. Grinding differs, however, from other types of metal cutting methods in regard to the cutting speed of the tool; the periph- eral speed of the grinding wheel is maintained within a narrow range, generally 5500 to 6500 surface feet per minute. Speed ranges different from the common one are used in particular processes which require special wheels and equipment.

Table 3. Basic Process Data for Peripheral Surface Grinding on Reciprocating Table Surface Grinders

Downfeed, in. per pass

Crossfeed per pass, fraction of wheel width

Hardness (Brinell/ Rockwell)

Wheel Speed, fpm

Table Speed, fpm

Work Material

Material Condition

Finish, max.

Rough

52 RC max. Annealed, cold drawn

5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.0005

1 ∕ 4

Plain carbon steel

52-65 RC Carburized and/or quenched and tempered 5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.0005

1 ∕

10

52 RC max. Annealed or

1 ∕ 4

quenched and tempered 5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.001

Alloy steels

52-65 RC Carburized and/or quenched and tempered 5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.0005

1 ∕ 10

150-275 BHN Annealed

5500-6500 50-100 0.002 0.0005

1 ∕ 5

Tool steels

56-65 RC Quenched and tempered 5500-6500 50-100 0.002 0.0005

1 ∕ 10

200-350 BHN Normalized, annealed

5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.001 5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.0005 5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.001

1 ∕ 4

Nitriding steels

60-65 RC Nitrided

1 ∕ 10

52 RC max. Normalized, annealed

1 ∕ 4

Cast steels

Over 52 RC Carburized and/or quenched and tempered 5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.0005

1 ∕ 10

52 RC max. As cast, annealed, and/or 52 RC max. As cast, annealed or

Gray irons

1 ∕ 3

quenched and tempered 5000-6500 50-100 0.003 0.001

Ductile irons

1 ∕ 5 1 ∕ 4 1 ∕ 8 1 ∕ 3

quenched and tempered 5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.001

135-235 BHN Annealed or cold drawn 5500-6500 50-100 0.002 0.0005 Over 275 BHN Quenched and tempered 5500-6500 50-100 0.001 0.0005

Stainless steels, martensitic

Aluminum alloys

30-150 BHN As cast, cold drawn or treated

5500-6500 50-100 0.003 0.001

In establishing the proper process values for grinding, of prime consideration are the work material, its condition, and the type of operation (roughing or finishing). Table 3 gives basic process data for peripheral surface grinding on reciprocating table surface

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