In particular, the thermal load often defines the process limits in flute grinding and can thus be associated with the strong increase in wear in the area of a high depth of cut [ 16]. A purely experimental approach can iteratively lower the wear in these areas by increasing the grain concentration, as shown in the results of the ungraded grinding wheels, too. Apart from this, it also shows that a reduction of the wear difference is possible by adjusting the area-related number of grains to the local related material removal rate according to formula 4. Grain concentration and grain size directly influence the occurring wear during deep grinding. The results show that there is a maximum (percolation threshold) in grain concentration due to structural bonding failure.

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In these segments, the load on the grinding tool is highest and the relative difference of the concentration is most pronounced. Therefore, the influence of this effect is reduced with decreasing l g and Q' w. Since no repeat measurements are possible due to the time-consuming experimental effort, a scattering of the measurement results cannot be excluded. It can be stated that for a smoother transition smaller concentration steps must be applied. Considering this, the hybrid graded wheels #2 and #3 (Table 2) were designed. In these, a step in the grain concentration also occurs between segments 1 and 2, but this is countered by the adjustment of the grain size. Schröer N (2018) Spannutschleifen von Hartmetall-Schaftwerkzeugen mit gradierten Schleifscheiben. Dr.-Ing. Dissertation, Technische Universität Berlin Yu J, He L, Huang S et al (2015) State-of-the-art of electrical discharge dressing technology for superabrasive grinding wheel. China Mech Eng 26:2254

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The reduction of the wear difference is up to 51.91% compared to a grinding wheel without load-adjustment. Kuai J, Zhang H (2019) Research on generation and polishing mechanisms of nano grain α-Fe2O3 in precision electrolytic in process dressing (ELID) grinding. Proc Manufact 37:425–430 RUBI PRO-EDGER diamond grinding wheels allow beveling, blunt edge, and 45º mitering on any type of ceramic tile, as well as on natural stone (marble, granite, etc.) and sintered stone. Deng H, Xu Z (2019) Dressing methods of superabrasive grinding wheels: a review. J Manuf Process 45:46–69Wu Q, Ouyang Z, Wang Y et al (2019) Precision grinding of engineering ceramic based on the electrolytic dressing of a multi-layer brazed diamond wheel. Diam Relat Mater 100:107552 The previously spaced courses of Q' w are then nearly congruent. It is possible to make this adjustment because a higher initial value of Q' w increases the overall amount of wear but does not affect its progression across the grinding wheel width. This allows the development of a graded grinding tool which can be used for all investigated end mill cutter geometries at the same time if the condition of congruence of the curves is fulfilled. The increased amount of wear at a higher depth of cut can be counteracted by adapting the feed rate. Malkin S, Guo C (2008) Grinding technology: theory and application of machining with abrasives, 2nd edn. Industrial Press Inc, New York Wang X, Ying B, Liu W (1996) EDM dressing of fine grain super abrasive grinding wheel. J Mater Process Technol 62:299–302