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Dege, Jan Hendrik
Hamburg University of Technology
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- 2024High-Precision Functional Surfaces on CFRP Components Investigation of Grinding Processes, Tribological Behavior, and the Service Life Based on the Example of Motor Spindle Components Made of Carbon Fiberreinforced Polymer (CFRP) ; Hochpräzise Funktionsflächen an CFK-Bauteilen Untersuchung der Schleifverfahren, des tribologischen Verhaltens und der Nutzungsphase am Beispiel von Motorspindelkomponenten aus Kohlenstofffaser-Kunststoff-Verbunden (CFK)
- 2024Oberflächenqualität beim Schleifen von CFK
- 2024Surface quality during grinding of CFRP ; Oberflächenqualität beim Schleifen von CFK
- 2024Cutting carbon footprint with smart tool management and cemented carbide (WC-Co) upcycling
- 2024Prediction of surface profile in CFRP machining through phenomenological analysis and inverse continuous wavelet transformation
- 2024Influence of spatial engagement angles on machining forces and surface roughness in turning of unidirectional CFRP
- 2023Improving Efficiency and Sustainability Through Predictive Tool Wear Monitoring During Manual Drilling of CFRPcitations
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Oberflächenqualität beim Schleifen von CFK
Abstract
<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>The use of carbon fibre-reinforced polymers in high-performance electric motors enables higher levels of efficiency and system rigidity. The demands on the surface quality of the individual components are so high that they can only be achieved by grinding processes. This paper investigates the influence of fibre orientation and abrasive grain size on the surface roughness during side-face grinding of CFRP.</jats:p>