TY - JOUR
T1 - Application of NSGA-II for optimisation of cylindrical plunge grinding process parameters
AU - Patil, Sanjay Shankar
AU - Bhalerao, Yogesh Jayant
N1 - Publication date for citation is 2019.
Article accepted: 3 Jan 2020
First published online: 7 Apr 2020
PY - 2019
Y1 - 2019
N2 - Cylindrical grinding (finishing) operation is widely used for obtaining accurate surface finish on components in automobile sectors. Present industries are facing a challenge of producing high quality components with low power consumption and low manufacturing cost due to increased competition. In this paper, optimum process parameters values are obtained for dressing depth of cut, dressing cross feed rate and grinding feed rate of cylindrical plunge grinding operation. Experiments were performed as per L9 Orthogonal Array with replica on Computer Numerical Control Angular Head grinding machine. Mathematical model has been developed using Response Surface Methodology for determining grinding responses. The results of RSM are further used to obtain pareto front optimal solutions using NSGA II approach. A novel method is developed to obtain grinding ratio. The established results are helpful to decide optimal grinding parameters.
AB - Cylindrical grinding (finishing) operation is widely used for obtaining accurate surface finish on components in automobile sectors. Present industries are facing a challenge of producing high quality components with low power consumption and low manufacturing cost due to increased competition. In this paper, optimum process parameters values are obtained for dressing depth of cut, dressing cross feed rate and grinding feed rate of cylindrical plunge grinding operation. Experiments were performed as per L9 Orthogonal Array with replica on Computer Numerical Control Angular Head grinding machine. Mathematical model has been developed using Response Surface Methodology for determining grinding responses. The results of RSM are further used to obtain pareto front optimal solutions using NSGA II approach. A novel method is developed to obtain grinding ratio. The established results are helpful to decide optimal grinding parameters.
U2 - 10.1504/IJAT.2019.10028326
DO - 10.1504/IJAT.2019.10028326
M3 - Article
VL - 9
SP - 319
EP - 329
JO - International Journal of Abrasive Technology
JF - International Journal of Abrasive Technology
SN - 1752-2641
IS - 4
ER -