Lecture

Grinding Wheel Dynamics

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Description

This lecture covers the dynamics of a grinding wheel, including the composition of velocities, equations of motion, angular momentum, and non-slip bearing. It also discusses the total rotation speed vector, center of mass, and speed of ablation of the solid.

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