Sentence examples for coarse diamond from inspiring English sources

One particular kind of engineered grinding wheels are precisely profiled grinding tools with flattened coarse diamond grains, primarily used for machining of brittle materials.

A coarse diamond grinding wheel is able to perform smooth surface grinding with high and rigid grain protrusion, but it is very difficult to dress it.

Therefore polished sections were prepared by embedding the granules in EpoFIX (Struers) resin blocks, which were ground on a coarse diamond wheel to expose the centre of the granule.

Optimal ultrasonic pretreatment with coarser diamond powder and nucleation at 2.5% CH4 greatly increased the ND to about 1.5 × 1011 cm− 2.

In the present work, the surface roughness of Al SiC (20 p) has been studied in this paper by turning the composite bars using coarse grade polycrystalline diamond (PCD) insert under different cutting conditions.

The surfaces are then ground, or lapped, to the final form, using coarse emery, carborundum, or diamond as an abrasive.

Two surface finishes were studied: well-polished (Syton) and coarse-polished (45 μm diamond paste).

Here, coarse-grained, single-layered diamond grinding wheels with electroplated abrasive layers and active-brazed, defined grain pattern have been dressed by a special conditioning process and used in precision grinding experiments on optical glass.

The final strength is controlled by the annealing process and achieves the same level after a coarse machining using 150-grit diamond as is achieved using a complex lapping and polishing sequence.

One study conducted using either a coarse-grit or medium-grit abrasiveness diamond handpiece was performed on a group of adults with sun-damaged skin on their arms.

The first step of specimen preparation is metallographic polishing, using emery cloths, ranging from coarse to very fine grades, and then by using diamond paste to get a mirror finish on the surface.