Evaluation of Abrasive Grinding Parameters in Crankshaft Manufacturing

Authors

  • Jethva Priyanshu P. Department of Mechanical Engineering, V.V.P. Engineering College (affiliated to Gujarat Technological University), Rajkot, Gujarat
  • Nathvani Darshan Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering, VVP Engineering College, Gujarat Technological University, Gujarat, India
  • Sherasiya Sarfaraj G. Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering, VVP Engineering College, Gujarat Technological University, Gujarat, India
  • Hardik P. Hindocha Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, VVP Engineering College, Gujarat Technological University, Gujarat, India

Keywords:

Evaluation, Grinding, SN Ratio, L9 Array, Surface Roughness Tester

Abstract

Grinding is a metal cutting operation performed by means of rotating abrasive tool, called “Grinding wheel”. Grinding is done o surface of almost all conceivable shapes and materials of all kinds. In grinding it is possible to achieve very accurate dimensions and smoother surface finish in a very short time and it is only a method after Harding. High temperature to the tune of the 1000 degree Celsius to 1400 degree Celsius is usually encountered in grinding resulting into rapid grain wear and high induced surface. But if temperature is going out of range during grinding process a high generation of heat and corrosion problem and noise generate. In that experiment optimize or evaluate the parameters in abrasive grinding which done on conventional lathe like cylindrical grinding in the crankshaft manufacturing process.

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Published

2020-06-16

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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2020)

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