Sentence examples for grinding diamond from inspiring English sources

An efficient grinding wheel has been designed for grinding diamond film which is prepared by chemical vapor deposition.

Other developments include electrolytic in-process dressing grinding, electro-discharge dressing grinding, diamond micro-grinding tools and deburring tools and chemo-mechanical abrasives employed for polishing very hard surfaces.

Precision grinding with diamond wheels gives a promising alternative to achieve high quality micro-structured surfaces on optical molds.

We have used TEM and Hertzian indentation to study the interrelation between subsurface damage and residual stress introduced by grinding and diamond polishing surfaces of polycrystalline alumina and 5%SiC/alumina nanocomposites.

These results confirm the need for additional procedures of finishing and polishing after grinding with diamond points on the ceramic restorations, as previously described in the literature [ 26 28].

Based upon the present experimental setting (grinding with diamond grinding disks, force applied to the tooth = 1,000 g) the following recommendations for the grinding procedure can be given: The occlusal tooth surface should be checked thoroughly for physiological occlusal pulp closure The rotational speed should be low as possible.

In warren-like rooms above the streets, men hunch over precision turntables, grinding rough diamonds to coax forth shapes and colors that lure wholesaler jewelers to Belgium from around the globe.

This paper presents a study on the three-dimensional characterization and modelling of morphology of diamond abrasive grains and electroplated diamond grinding wheels.

Research results on 3D modeling of the diamond grain and its bearing layer when sintering diamond grinding wheels are provided in this paper.

The results obtained from the proposed 3D model can lead to the increase in the diamond grains utilization and improve the overall efficiency of diamond grinding.

Rotary ultrasonic machining (RUM) is a hybrid machining process that combines the material removal mechanisms of diamond grinding and ultrasonic machining (USM), resulting in higher material removal rates (MRR) than those obtained by either diamond grinding or USM.