光学砂轮的研制

Optical Fabrication and Testing Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.1364/oft.1996.ofa.7

J. Picone

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在过去的50年里，玻璃和技术陶瓷市场一直使用相同的制造工艺来完成其组件。假设所有的玻璃都在MOR值的中低范围内，并且可以很容易地使用金属结合金刚石砂轮进行磨削，并且所有的磨削操作都会导致微破裂，必须通过后续操作(如研磨和抛光)进行纠正。

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Development of grinding wheels for optics

The glass and technical ceramic market has been using the same manufacturing process to finish their components for the past 50 years. The presumption is that all glasses fall within the medium to low range of MOR values and can be readily ground with metal bonded diamond wheels, and that all grinding operations cause microfracturing that must be corrected by subsequent operations, like lapping and polishing.

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