THE EFFECT OF THE GRINDING PROCESS ON THE QUALITY OF METAL SURFACES

Authors

  • Yakubjonov Fayzulloh Tursunali o‘g‘li Author

Keywords:

Grinding, abrasive treatment, metal surface, surface quality, surface roughness (Ra), coolants, rotation speed, pressure, thermal effects, microstructural changes, final processing, accuracy, mechanical engineering, toolmaking, machining parameters.

Abstract

. In modern mechanical engineering and metalworking industries, surface quality determines the overall quality, durability, and service life of the product. Grinding is the main type of finishing, especially for parts requiring high precision and smooth surfaces. In many cases, the grinding process, due to improperly selected tools, modes, or technological parameters, leads to the formation of microcracks, cracks, or stress layers on the metal surface. This reduces the quality of the surface and negatively affects the reliability of the product.

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Published

2025-05-30

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): World Academic Advancement Conference (Italy)

Section

Articles