Method and device for grinding a rotationally symmetric machine part

Abstract

Disclosed are a method and a device for grinding a machine part (17) that comprises two shaft elements (18, 19) and a central element (20) having a significantly increased diameter (D). The central element (20) is provided with an effective surface (22), a portion of which is embodied in the form of a flat truncated cone (21). In order to grind the excess material (25) off the effective surface (22), the machine part (17) is clamped between pins (6, 7) that are provided with shafts (4, 5), the shaft (5) located at the tailstock (3) being supported by a steady rest (27). The machine part (17) is movable in the direction of the longitudinal axis (23) thereof. The effective surface (22) of the machine part (17) can be placed against the grinding disk (15) at the line of contact (28), vertical grinding being done by means of the cylindrical outer contour of the first grinding disk (15) such that the cutting speed is constant across the entire axial dimension of the first grinding disk (15) and a very good grinding result is obtained. The first grinding disk (15) is mounted in a floating manner on a grinding spindle (14) along with a second, narrower grinding disk (16). The second grinding disk (16) can be brought into an operating position, in which the cylindrical peripheral areas of the machine part are to be machined by means of longitudinal grinding, by swiveling the spindle (14) about two swiveling axes that are located perpendicular to each other and by displacing the grinding spindle (14) perpendicular to the longitudinal axis (23), the machine part remaining in the same clamped position. The inventive working method results in shortened cycle times while providing for a very good grinding result.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method and a device for grinding a rotationally symmetrical machine part having two shaft parts and a middle part with an enlarged diameter between them, on which a section is formed. Conical shell-shaped active surface with a rectilinear or arcuate profile in cross-section. Background technique [0002] Such machine components are, for example, components in continuously variable transmissions used in motor vehicles. There are two machine parts with opposing active surfaces. The active surfaces thus form an approximately wedge-shaped annular space in which, for example, a chain or a belt moves back and forth between different radii depending on the mutual distance between the active surfaces. Since this type of transmission requires high machining accuracy and must transmit large rotational torques, it places high demands on the dimensional accuracy and surface quality of the machine components. This also applies to the g...

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