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研磨-研磨加工-金刚石

按著被研磨工件的材料研磨可加工多種金屬材料（如金、銀、硬質合金、淬硬鋼、銅、鑄鐵等）和非金屬材料（如金剛石、光學玻璃、塑料、寶石等）。關鍵詞:研磨，研磨加工，金剛石

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研磨用白剛玉的制造工藝：粉碎把一组直径不同的淬火钢球同原料放入滚筒内，加水，放上橡皮垫并将盖子密封，然后使滚筒转动，在钢球的撞击下，将磨料粉碎。粉碎1公斤原料，需用钢球的总重量约为3公斤。以每滚筒粉碎白刚玉原料3公斤，用9公斤钢球为例，一组钢球的直径及其重量分配为φ10~15毫米—3.5公斤、φ20~25毫米—3.5公斤、φ30~35毫米—2公斤，加水2公斤，滚筒转速为60转/分，粉碎时间为25~30小时。

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精密研磨是一種曆史悠久的機械加工工藝方法，常用于高精度零件的_終加工，以使零件獲得_的尺寸精度，_的表面粗糙度，_的相互位置精度和極准確的幾何形狀。

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研磨-研磨加工-金刚石

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按著被研磨工件的材料研磨可加工多種金屬材料（如金、銀、硬質合金、淬硬鋼、銅、鑄鐵等）和非金屬材料（如金剛石、光學玻璃、塑料、寶石等）。關鍵詞:研磨，研磨加工，金剛石

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精密研磨是一種曆史悠久的機械加工工藝方法，常用于高精度零件的_終加工，以使零件獲得_的尺寸精度，_的表面粗糙度，_的相互位置精度和極准確的幾何形狀。

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研磨加工的基本原理

切削作用理論：因爲磨料比零件具有較高的硬度，當零件在_壓力的作用下，在磨料上相對滑動時，其尖刃起到切削作用。無數顆砂粒的切削作用構成了研磨加工。

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研磨用白剛玉的制造工藝

研磨用白剛玉的制造工藝：粉碎把一组直径不同的淬火钢球同原料放入滚筒内，加水，放上橡皮垫并将盖子密封，然后使滚筒转动，在钢球的撞击下，将磨料粉碎。粉碎1公斤原料，需用钢球的总重量约为3公斤。以每滚筒粉碎白刚玉原料3公斤，用9公斤钢球为例，一组钢球的直径及其重量分配为φ10~15毫米—3.5公斤、φ20~25毫米—3.5公斤、φ30~35毫米—2公斤，加水2公斤，滚筒转速为60转/分，粉碎时间为25~30小时。

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