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27 February 2019 Ultrashort pulsed high-power laser conditioning of super-abrasive grinding worms
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Abstract
A novel conditioning routine of metallic bonded diamond grinding worms is reported. The competitive manufacturing time is realized by a combination of orthogonal and quasi-tangential laser processes. The introduced quasi-tangential process is only limited by the maximum available laser power of 100W at 10 ps and 800 kHz for roughing. Hence, a maximal ablation rate of 55mm3 min-1 is reported and the accumulated ablation rate for conditioning is 3mm3 min-1. Following, the manufacturing of grinding tools within a maximal geometric deviation of 40 μm is shown. The threaded tool is finished by a laser sharpening process exposing the bonded diamonds on the surface for increased cutting characteristics. Thermally induced phase transitions are assessed via Raman spectroscopy and reveal a negligible heat-affected zone.
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Norbert Ackerl, Johannes Gysel, Maximilian Warhanek, and Konrad Wegener "Ultrashort pulsed high-power laser conditioning of super-abrasive grinding worms", Proc. SPIE 10911, High-Power Laser Materials Processing: Applications, Diagnostics, and Systems VIII, 1091105 (27 February 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2506884
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KEYWORDS
Laser ablation

Diamond

Manufacturing

Laser processing

Laser manufacturing

Pulsed laser operation

Raman spectroscopy

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