Plenary Lecture

Plenary Lecture

Theoretical Contributions Regarding Establishing Thermal Balance at Machining by Grinding


Professor Constantin Buzatu
Faculty of Technological Engineering
Manufacturing Technology Department
Transilvania University of Brasov
Romania
E-mail: cobuzatu@unitbv.ro


Abstract: In the paper is shown a theoretical study regarding the manner in which the quantity of heat that result during grinding process is transmitted to the technological elements and the influence of thermal deformations on the dimensional accuracy of workpieces.
Also, are distinguished experimental data regarding the influence of cutting speed on the temperature in machining zone in the case of different cutting processes.

Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Constantin Buzatu is Professor at the Faculty of Technological Engineering and Manufacturing Technology Department of Transilvania University of Brasov, Romania. He graduated in 1972 and he obtained his Ph.D. in the field of accuracy of machining processes. His research interests are in Manufacturing engineering processes, Automation in industry, Performance measurement and management, Education technology. He is author and co-author of seven books and more than 150 papers in national and international conferences. Also he has been research manager for several research grants from Ministry of Education of Romania, and for contracts with factories in industry to introduce new technologies in producing workpieces and to improve their reliability. He was member of technical program committee of some conferences and chairman of local and international conferences. He has been scientific reviewer for International Conferences and independent evaluator for Grant National Competitions.

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