Glass-ceramics: deterministic microgrinding, lapping, and polishing

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Oct 1997

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Proc. SPIE Vol. 3134, p. 178-189, Optical Manufacturing and Testing II, H. Philip Stahl; Ed.

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Glass-ceramics are composites consisting of glass and crystalline phases. We report a series of microgrinding and polishing experiments: our first goal is to correlate material mechanical properties with the quality of the resulting surface, determined by surface microroughness and surface grinding-induced residual stresses. Our second goal is to compare deterministic microgrinding and loose abrasive microgrinding in terms of material removal rates and resulting surface quality.

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