ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS ON THE PROPERTIES OF DIAMOND-BEARING COMPOSITES USING 3D MODELING
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https://doi.org/10.20998/2078-7405.2026.104.04Keywords:
Diamond composite materials (DCM), single point diamond tools, simulation, expert systemsAbstract
This paper presents a methodology for 3D simulation of the thermo-forced deflected mode in the sintering zone of diamond composite materials (DCM) and the grinding area, considering them as a unified system: "material to be machined – grain – metallphase – bond." The approach includes experimental studies of the 3D topography of interacting surfaces using laser scanning. A simulated 3D model of the system "diamond crystallites – metallphase – grain – bond" enables analysis of its behavior under various sintering and machining conditions, wheel performance parameters, grain anisotropy, and the presence or absence of cutting fluid. This methodology supports the development of an expert system for designing efficient, resource-saving combined processes for precision machining of superhard composite materials, with full consideration of their anisotropy.
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