Grinding surfaces of workpieces

Abrading – Abrading process – Roll – roller – shaft – ball – or piston abrading

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C451S057000, C451S059000

Reexamination Certificate

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08062097

ABSTRACT:
A method of grinding a workpiece with a grinding wheel is provided wherein the shape of the wheel is distorted in a predetermined manner during grinding by changing the speed of rotation of the wheel. This deformation of the wheel during grinding is employed to impart a desired shape to the surface of the workpiece. A grinding wheel is also provided which is asymmetric in side view to adapt it for use in accordance with the method.

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