ISO 3002-5:1989
ISO 3002-5:1989

ISO 3002-5:1989

November 1989
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Basic quantities in cutting and grinding — Part 5: Basic terminology for grinding processes using grinding wheels

The aim of this part of ISO 3002 is to apply the basic teminology defined in the parts 1 to 4 specifically to grinding operations. The meaning of the word grinding is considered in a limited sense as a material removal operation in which the tool is a grinding wheel. The primary motion is the rotation of the grinding wheel. A feed motion is applied to the tool or workpiece to obtain a continuation of the removal of workpiece material in the form of small chips by the action of individual cutting edges. It may consists of several components.

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November 1989

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23 p.

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ISO 3002-5:1989

ICS Codes

01.040.25   Manufacturing engineering (Vocabularies)
01.060   Quantities and units
25.100.01   Cutting tools in general

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Basic quantities in cutting and grinding — Part 5: Basic terminology for grinding processes using grinding wheels

The aim of this part of ISO 3002 is to apply the basic teminology defined in the parts 1 to 4 specifically to grinding operations. The meaning of the word grinding is considered in a limited sense as a material removal operation in which the tool is a grinding wheel. The primary motion is the rotation of the grinding wheel. A feed motion is applied to the tool or workpiece to obtain a continuation of the removal of workpiece material in the form of small chips by the action of individual cutting edges. It may consists of several components.

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