An overcut fly-milling test with inclined workpiece has been made to accurately evaluate the chipping and wear characteristics of superhard abrasive grains (diamond, CBN) on various hard materials. The Al
2O
3 and SiC grains were also tested for comparison. The milling experiment was carried out on a surface grinder at a speed of 38 m/s and a feed of 4.0 m/min. The maximum depth of cut was 110 μm. The test was conducted both in dry and wet. The work materials used are hardened SUJ 2, cemented carbide, sintered alumina, etc. Thus, a quantitative evaluation of the chipping and attritious wear was made for each grain by tracing across the grooves with stylus instrument. The data obtained has been treated statistically. The CBN grain proved to be the most resisting to the chipping and attritious wear for the cutting of SUJ 2 steel, and hence, has the highest
G-ratio. But, this grain has no ability to cut the cemented carbide or the ceramics used. As far as the diamond grain is concerned, the lowest
G-ratio was obtained in the grinding of cemented carbide, followed by sintered Si
3N
4, and the highest
G-ratio was obtained on grinding silicon. The supply of grinding fluid leads to finer chipping and higher chipping probability.
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