In a ground layer, the distribution of residual strains measured by X-ray is depend upon the grinding direction. The distribution is owing to a microscopic residual shear stress τ
ZXW produced. by the uni-directional machining. This report de
scribes the results of an experimental analysis considered the stress τ
ZXW in the ground layer. The results obtained are as follows. The normal residual stresses σ
XV and σ
YV shift to the tensile stress side with increasing wheel depth of cut, work speed and peripheral wheel speed. The stress τ
ZXW increases with increasing work speed and the wheel depth of cut and decreases with increasing peripheral wheel speed. The depth of penetration of τ
ZXW in the workpiece agrees with the depth where σ
XV and σ
YV, are the largest in the tensile stress side. It became clear that the depth of mechanical action by abrasive grains is shallower than the one of thermal action. The increase in additive sulfur content in grinding fluid results in decrease in the tangential grinding force
Ft, the ratio
Ft/
Fn, the stress σ
XV, σ
YV and τ
ZXW.
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