Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Elementary Phenomena
Machining by abrasion - Experimental and theoretical analysis
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Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Elementary Phenomena
Machining by abrasion - Experimental and theoretical analysis

Author : Éric FELDER

Publication date: April 10, 2009 | Lire en français

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1. Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Elementary Phenomena

The experimental approach to the fundamental phenomena governing the material's response to abrasive grains at the microscopic scale is based on scratch tests. We first present the principle and main applications of these tests. We then summarize the results obtained for ductile materials before reviewing current theoretical models and interpretations, which also help clarify various important aspects. Finally, we discuss the case of brittle and semi-brittle materials.

1.1 Conducting the scratch test

The scratch test is typically performed on a sample of the material under study with a flat surface. It involves applying an indenter—which simulates an abrasive grain—to the material’s surface with a normal force P while moving it at a translational velocity v...

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