A friction heat micro-fusion penetration modified
polishing method is characterized by comprising the following steps that (1) firstly, a penetration modified reinforced phase is added into a
polishing solution, the penetration modified reinforced phase is
gallium or
gallium-
indium,
gallium-
tin or gallium-
indium-
tin gallium-containing series
alloy with the
melting point being 20-300 DEG C, the penetration modified reinforced phase is evenly dispersed in the
polishing solution, and the particle size ranges from 100 nm to 20 microns; during
grinding or polishing, the hard
abrasive particles and a workpiece are subjected to micro-
cutting action to generate friction heat, and the heat is transferred to the low-melting-point
gallium alloy to enable the low-melting-point
gallium alloy to be subjected to micro-melting on a friction interface; (2) the
gallium alloy in the polishing solution is slightly molten and then locally infiltrates the surface of the aluminum-containing workpiece,
metal gallium in the molten low-melting-point
alloy permeates into an aluminum
grain boundary and diffuses along the
grain boundary, intergranular cracks are generated on a material of a friction interface and are modified, and a modified layer which is relatively easy to remove is generated on the outermost layer of the workpiece; and (3) the
cutting effect of the hard
abrasive particles and the penetration modification effect of the
molten alloy are synergistically and alternately carried out, and the workpiece is ground and polished with high quality and high efficiency. The
machining efficiency is high, and the precision is good.