EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF COMPLIANT POLISHING OF FREE-FORM SUS 304 SURFACES USING THE TAGUCHI METHOD

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This study aims to perform experimental analysis for the compliant polishing process of free-form surfaces made from SUS 304, an important material widely used in medical, construction, and various industrial elds due to its superior properties. The model integrates macro-scale analysis with micro-scale mechanisms to accurately describe the material removal mechanism, based on Hertzian contact theory. The breakthrough of this research lies in the application of an equivalent material substitution method to precisely determine the mechanical parameters of the polishing tool, a key factor previously overlooked in traditional models. The practical application in polishing SUS 304 material demonstrated superior effectiveness by achieving a surface roughness of 17nm. Additionally, this research not only provides a solution for polishing free-form SUS 304 surfaces but also establishes an important theoretical foundation for the development of advanced machining technologies in the future.