Challenges of grinding stone localization
The structure design of grinding stone
The abrasives of grinding stone
The binding agent of grinding wheels
Grinding Stone Performance Evaluation Method
The rail grinidng strategies
Ameliorating grinding induced rail burning via porous grinding wheels
Rail grinding is a process of material removal by rotating grinding wheels. The grinding mileage is quite long, using cutting fluid will not only increase the maintenance cost, but also cause widespread pollution.
Hasco PGM96C uses fashan brand grinding wheel for rail grinding operation at Guilin West Station in Guangxi
At Guilin West Station in Guangxi, the Hasco PGM96C rail grinding car is busy carrying out rail grinding operations. This equipment ensures the smoothness and safety of railway tracks with its efficient operational capabilities. In this assignment, Fashan brand grinding wheels were used, which are widely recognized for their wear resistance and excellent grinding performance.
Regulating the grinding performance of grinding wheels via mixed granularity of abrasives
Grinding is a machining process which an abrasive grinding wheel (GS, as given in Fig.1) is utilized to remove materials at a certain rotating speed [1]. The grinding wheel is composed of abrasives, binding agent, fillers and pores, etc. In which, the abrasive plays a role of cutting edge during the grinding process.
At the Qijiang Station interval in Chongqing, 12-head grinding machines are using Fasan brand grinding wheels for rail grinding operations.
At the Qijiang Station interval in Chongqing, 12-head grinding machines are using Fasan brand grinding wheels for rail grinding operations. This operation is crucial for maintaining the safety of railway tracks and extending the service life of the rails. By precise grinding, irregularities and wear on the rail surface can be eliminated, thereby reducing noise and vibration during train operation and improving passenger comfort. Regular grinding operations also help prevent premature fatigue and breakage of the rails, ensuring the continuity and reliability of railway transportation.