CONTENTS FROM AES CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

AES Conference Proceedings - 29th, Annual Conference, October 8-9, 1991, Hartford, CT

• Devlopments in National and International Surface Texture Standards, by Dr. Henrik S. Nelson, Cummins Engine, p 3-14. Subject: Surface Measurement
• Ergonomics, by Carlos Gomez, Kartsen Manufacturing, p 15-18. Subject: Health and Safety Issues
• Hand Vibration Isolation: A Study of Various Materials (reprint of article in Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, by Gary Hampel and William J. Hanson, Liberty Mutual Insurance, p 19- 32. Subject: Health and Safety issues
• Belt Grinding Applications: Productivity with Multiple Grain Coated Belts, by Jerry Will, Hermes Abrasives, LTD, p 33- 44. Subject: Coated Abrasives
• Automation of Metalworking Applications by Alfred Scheider, Osborn Manufacturing, p 45-64. Subject: Robotics
• Flexible Computer Integrated Systems Offer Improved Coated Abrasive Grinding Technology, by Glen A Carlson, Jr., Acme Manufacturing, p 65-84. Subject: Coated Abrasives
• Performance of Metalworking Fluids by Cornelius Smits, Cincinnati Milacron, p 85-108. Subject: Metalworking Fluids
• Comparison between Creep Feed and Reciprocating Grinding of Titanium, by James D. Campbell, Pratt7 Whitney, p 109-128. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• Diamond Dresser Roll Desing and Creep Feed Grinding Performance, by John R. Besse, Norton Company, p 129-164. Subject: Wheel Dressing, Creep Feed Grinding
• Automated Creep Feed Grinding of Turbine Blades, by Ken Lonczak and Priscilla Boureet, Pratt & Whitney, p 165-174. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• Fluid Comparison for Superabrasive Grinding of Titanium by James Campbell, Pratt & Whitney, p 175- 192. Subject: Superabrasives, Metalworking Fluids
• Force Adaptive Grinding for Improved Superabrasive Performance by Bernard D. Vailette, Cincinnati Milacron/Heald Corp, p 193-204. Subject: Superabrasives, Machine Tools
• Machine Tool Design for CBN Applications by Victory Dzewaltowski, Bryant Grinder Corporation, p 205-220. Subject: Superabrasives, Machine Tool Design
• Hard Turning as a Grinding Alternative, by Myron Schmenk, Miami University, OH, and Susan Moehring, Institute of Advanced Manufacturing Sciences, Inc. p. 221-232. Subject: Alternative Technologies

AES Conference Proceedings - 28th Annual Conference, 1990 Joint Industry -- AES Conference "Improving Grinding Productivity through Innovations in Abrasives Application Technology, May 16-18, 1990, Cleveland, OH

• Avoiding Thermal Damage in Grinding, by Professor Trevor Howes, Center for Grinding Research and Dr. Hemant Gupta, Dept of Metallurgy, University of Connecticut, p 2-9. Subjects: Thermal Damage
• Improving Grinding Productivity by Cornelius Smits, Advanced Grinding Systems, Cincinnati Milacron p 10-39. Subject: Process Optimization
• Precision Grinding, by Dr. Richard Lindsay, Norton Company p 40-57. Subject: Precision Grinding Fundamentals
• Grinding Cycles by Dr. Richard Lindsay, Norton Company p. 58- 67. Subject: Grinding Cycles, Production Grinding
• Important Characteristics of Successful Applications of CBN Production Grinding by Allan D. Tabesh, GE Superabrasives, p 68-94. Subject: Superabrasives, Process Optimization

AES Conference Proceedings - 27th, 1989, Indian Lakes Resorts, "Advancements in Abrasives", Bloomingdale, IL, Sept, 11-12, 1989.

• Experience in an Industrial-Academic Nationally Coordinate Reserach Program in Grinding, Professor Trevor D. Howes, Center for Grdinging Research and Developoment, Univ of Connecticut, p 2-43. Subject: Abrasives Market
• Trouble-Shooting the Blastcleaning Process by Einar A. Borch, Ervin Industries, p. 44-57. Subject: Abrasive Blast Cleaning
• Analysis and Implementation of Robotic Befurring Systems, Charles J. Szjkac, ABB Robitics Inc., p 58-73. Subject: Robotics
• Coated Abrasives - Current Products and Uses, John Gagliardi and Ernest J. Duwell, 3M Company, p 74-91. Subject: Coated Abrasives-Historical Developments
• Cutting with High Pressure Water and Abrasives, Damon C. Schroter, Ingersoll-Rand Company , p 92-105. Subject: Waterjet
• A Holistic Approach for Technology Justification, Water T. Kemp, Michael Paris Associates, LTD, p 106-114. Subject: Production Costs
• Improving Profits with SPC, William D. James, Applied Statistics, Inc. 115-123 Subject: Statistical Process Control
• The Importance of Concepts in SPC Training, Ralph L. Liberatore, Washington Steel Corp., p 124-132. Subject: Statisical Process Control
• Colbalt Leaching in Grinding Carbides: Review, David Mood and John Howell, Castrol Industrial, p 142-149. Subject: Waste Management
• Metalworking Fluid Management, Raymond M. Dick and Gregory J. Foltz, Cincinnati Milacron, p 150-174. Subject: Metalworking Fluids -- Maintenance and Management
• How Surface Finish Effects Part Performance, Jack Clark, Coors Surface Technology, p 174 -181. Subject: Surface Characteriztion
• Fixture/Tool Design for CNC Creep-Feed Grinder, Daniel Jakob, Jakob Engineering, p 182-193. Subject: Creep Feed Grinders, Fixturing
• Superabrasive Applications: An expanding Horizon, Dr. K Subramanian and Dr. S. Ramanath, Norton Company- Superabrasives Division, p 194-214. Subject: Superabrasives, Markets
• Use of SPC To Optimize Superabrasive Grinding Performance by Robert C. Pung, G E Superabrasives, separate. Subject: Statistical Process Control, Superabrasives

AES Conference Proceedings - 26th Annual Conference, 1988, "The New Growth in Abrasives, June 20-21, 188, Pittsburgh, PA

• Tool and Cutter Grinding with Borazon CBN, by Gregory Herman, GE Superabrasives, separate Subject: Superabrasives, Cutting Tools
• High Stength Superabrasive Boron Filaments for Cut-off Wheels, by Michael Buck, Textron Specialty Materias and Joseph Kovack, Eaton Corporation p 1 -18. Subject: Grinding Wheels, Cut-off
• Justifying Creep-Feed Grinding and Assessing Creep-Feed Machine Tool Design, by Dr. Stuart Salmon, Advanced Manufacturing Science and Technology, p 19-26. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding, Economics
• Diamond Profiling Systems: Effect on Part Geometry, Surface Integrity and Production by Stephen Dunn, Dunnington/Wendt, p 27- 42. Subject: Dressing
• Surface Finishing of Stainless Steel Flat Coil by Veets Przygocki, Acme Manufacturing, p 43-82. Subject: Surface Finishes, Coated Abrasive
• Recent Advances in Coated Abrasive Structures by John Gagliardi, E. Duwell, and I.S. Hong, 3M Company, p 83- 95. Subject: Coated Abrasives

AES Conference Proceedings - 25th Annual Conference, "Abrasives in the World Market" October 19-21, 1987, Canton, OH.

• SPC: How it Works: What it is Meant to Accomplish and Some Common Misconceptions, by Ralph Liberatore, Washington Steel Corp, p 1-16. Subject: Statistical Process Control
• Superabrasives for Mass-Production Grinding of Mild Steel, Dr. -Ing, Jobst Gorne, Diamant Boart, Brussels, p 17-28. Subject: Superabrasives, Economics
• Bonded & Electroplated Wheel Technologies -- A Wheel Manufacturer's Perspective, by Paul Krause, Russell Hall, George Emond, David Cook, Aplex Corporation, p 29-58. Subject: Grinding Wheels, Electroplated
• Preformance and Application of Vitrified CBN Wheels, Yoshiyuki Kato, Noritake Co., p 59-84. Subject: Superabrasives
• Coated Abrasive Superfinishing -- Creating Functional Surfaces on Specialty Steels and Other Materials, by R. G. Visser; A. P Dimberg, 3M Company, p 85-114. Subject: Coated Abrasives, Superfinishing
• Solving Manufacturing Problems of Today & Tomorrow Through Disc Grinding Technology, Donalds R. Schlie and Roger S. Rangarajan, Littion Industrial Automation Systems, p 115-130. Subject: Doubledisc Grinding
• Metalworking Fluid Management by Raymond M. Dic and Gregory J. Foltz: Cincinnati Milacron, p 131-154. Subject: Metalworking Fluids, Management
• Abrasive in the World Market, by Fred J. Rodgers, Jowitt & Rogers, p 155-164. Subject: Abrasives Market

Today's Bridge to the Future", April 15-17, 1986, Cincinnati, OH. Subject: Doubledisc Grinding, Machines

• Grinding Wheels -- A Mature Business, by George Reichenbach, Norton Company, p 1 - 26. Subject: Grinding Wheels, Markets
• Cubic Boron Nitride -- Past, Present, and Outlook, by Robert h. Wentorf, Jr. GE Corporate Research and Development, p 27-31. Subject: Superabrasives Markets
• An Overview and New Techniques of CBN in Japan, Tadayuke Ishikawa, Komatsu, Japan, p 32-51. Subject: Superabrasives, Applications
• An Example of Non-Destructive Manufacturing Up-Grading by a University-Industry Collaboration Project in the United Kingdon, by Dr. Trevor Howes, U of Bristol, U.K., p 52-61. Subject: Research Programs
• CBN -- New Developments in Europe, by Hans-Robert Meyer, Fritz Klocke, Josef Sauren, Ernst Winter & Sohn, West Germany, p 62-92. Subject: Superabrasives
• Practical Grinding Optimization, by Prof. Stephen Malkin, Israel Institute of Technology, Israel, p 93-103. Subject: Process Optimization
• CBN Grinding Princicples, by Dr. Richard Lindsay, Norton Company, p 104-115. Subject: Superabrasives, Process Fundamentals
• CBN Internal Honing of Hardened Gear and Pinion Bores, by Dennis M. Eastman, John Deere Componet Works, p 116-125. Subject: Superabrasives, Applications
• Special Features of Grinding Wheels for Creep-feed Grinding, by Hans Noichl and Gerhard Lutz, Tyrolit, Austria, p 126-145. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• New Coated Abrasive Belts Grinding Applications in European Steel Mills 1985/1986, by Heinrich Osterrath, Norddeutsche Schleifmittel, West Germany, p 146-152. Subject: Coated Abrasives, Applications
• Precision Finishing Capabilities of Abrasive Belt Machines, by Robert Koes, Acme Manufacturing, p 153-161. Subject: Coated Abrasives, Precision Applications
• Microfinishing; A Whole Lot More than Shine, Norman R. Judge, Industrial Metal Products Corp, p 162-168. Subject: Microfinishing, Coated Abrasives
• New Development is the Processing Approach to Camshaft Lobe Grinding, George Kocsis, Hauni-Blohm-Schaudt, Inc., p 169- 174. Subject: Camlobe Grinding
• Understanding and Controlling Residual Stress in Precision Crankshafts and Camshafts, by Russell Bibbee, Consultant, p 175- 182. Subject: Grinding Damage, Stress Analysis
• Parametric Study of Grindability of Structural and Electronic Ceramics by K. Subramanian and P. P. Keat, Norton Company, p 183- 190. Subject: Grinding of Ceramics
• Electrochemical Deburring of Difficult to Deburr Parts, by David Koelliker, Speedfam, p 191-196. Subject: Electrochemical Deburring
• The Interaction Between the Dependent Measurement of Surface Finish and Size, by William E. Drews, Rank Precision, p 197 - 201. Subject: Surface Characterization
• Computerized End Mill Production, by William R. Wells, Regal- Beloit, p 202-205. Subject: Robotics
• Opportunities for Technology Development, by Dr. Douglas, E. Olesen, Battelle, Memorial Institute, p 206- 224. Subject: Abrasive Markets

AES Conference Proceedings, 23rd Conference, "Partners in Productivity", May 13-15, 1985, Bloomingdale, IL

• Productivity 10 Years Later, by Keith E. McKee, ITT Reseach Institute, p 1-8. Subject: Process Optimization
• Challenges and Opportunities in The Growing World Manufacturing Competition, by Kenneth Gettelman, Modern Machine Shop Magazine, p 9-18. Subject: Abrasives Market
• Hot Pressed Cut Off Wheels -- The Unsung Hero's of Foundry Cleaning Rooms, Johm G. Wagner, Buckeye Abrasives, Inc., p 19-22. Subject: Grinding Wheels, Cut-off
• New Econommics in Cleaning Room Operations, by E.A. Borch, Ervin Industries., p 23-23. Subject: Abrasive Blast Cleaning
• Selection of Grinding Wheels for the Foundry, by Tim Wagner, Carborundum Grinding Wheel Company, p 39-42. Subject: Grinding Wheels, Foundry Applications
• Modernizing the Cleaning Room: Can You Afford Not To?, by Elron C. Eberhardt, Pelton Casteel, Inc, p 43-68. Subject: Abrasive Blast Cleaning
• Specialized and Non-traditonal Abrasive Belt Applications, by James J. Fatula, Jr., Ryman Engineering, p 69-82. Subject: Coated Abrasives Applications
• New High Pressure Jet Cutting and Cleaning, by J. Gerin Sylvia and Thomas J. Kin, University of Rhode Island, p 83-91. Subject: Waterjet Applications
• Abrasive Jet Machining, by Rahul B. Shukla, S.S. White Industrial Products, p 921- 100. Subject: Abrasive Blast
• Toolroom Questions for Modern Abrasvie Machining, by Martin O. Wiegel, Wiegel Tool Works, Inc., p 101-106. Subject: Tool Room Grinding
• Creep-Feed Grinding -- A Review, by H.O. Juchem and B.A. Cooley, De Beers Industrial Diamonds, presented by Keith Reckling, Diamond Abrasive Corp., p 107-114. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• High Tech Abrasive Belt Centerless Grinding Equipment, Ed Tulinski, The Harper Company, p 115-122. Subject: Coated Abrasives, Centerless Grinding
• Diamaond Tools for Space Age Materials, by Art Meyers, DoAll Company, p 123- 138. Subject: Superabrasives, Diamonds
• Creep-Feed Grinding -- Nine Months and A Million Dollars Later, by John F. Kinsey, Accurate Bushing Company, p 139-154. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• Evaluating Creep-Feed Grinding by Computer Simulation, by Dr. Stuart Salmon, Advanced Manufacturing Science and Technology, p 155-162. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• Wheel Considerations for Creep-Feed Grinding, by Paul K. Gibree, Norton Company, p 163-170. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• Metalworking Fluids for Grinding, by Hal Noble, Jr. Cincinnati Milacron., p 171-178. Subject: Metalworking Fluids
• An Applications of Force -- Adaptive Grinding, by Robert S. Hahn, Hahn Associates and Gordon Graham, Cone-BLanchard Machine Co., p 179-190. Subject: Force Adaptive Grinding
• CNC Grinding Machine Systems Using Coated Abrasives, Glen A Carlson, Jr., ACME Manuafacturing Co., p 191-211. Subject: Coated Abrasives, Machine Tools, CNC controls
• Advantages of Electrochemical Grinding Processes, by Dwayne Meier, Woodward Governor Co, p 2311- 216. Subject: Electrochemcial Grinding
• Automotive Look Five Years to The Future, by H. D. Wooden, Ford Motor Company, p 217- 222. Subject: Abrasives Market
• How Dressing Affects Grinding Performance, by Roland Richter, Diamond Winter Inc. p 223-238. Subject: Dressing
• Hard Coatings for Extended Life, by David Schwab, Scientific Coatings, p. 1-20 ( addendum). Subject: Metal Coatings

AES Conference Proceedings - 22nd Annual Conference, " Abrasives and Hi-Technology: A 2-Way Street", April 20-May 2, 1984, Pittsburgh, PA

• High Technology: The Sky's The Limit, by Willard F. Rockwell Jr, Astotech International Corp., p 1-6. Subject: Abrasives Market
• The DOD Industrial Modernizatiaon Incentive Program (IMIP) and the IMIP Test, by Rear Admiral Joseph S. Sansone, Jr. United States Navy, p 7-40. Subject: Reserch and Development
• Organizating the Supply Network for the 90's, by Henry Moritz, General Motors, p 41-44. Subject: Abrasives Market
• Update on High Horsepower Conditioning Systems Proposed Standards and Comparisons, by Robert Obear, Western Gear Machinery, Co., p 45-52. Subject: Machine Tools
• Horsepower Influence in Conditioning Grinders, by Anders Wahlenader, Centro-Metalcut, Inc., p 53-60. Subject: Machine Tools
• Yesterday's Theories Hurt Today's Grinding, by William D. Pollard, Carborundum, p 61-66. Subject: Fundaments of Grinding
• The Wheel & Creep Grinding, by Paul Gibree, Norton Company, p 67- 72. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• Integrating Creep-Feed Grinding Capablities into Manufacturing Systems, by Dr. Stuart Salmon, Advanced Manufacturing Science and Technology, p 73-80. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• A Closed-Loop Balancing System for Precision Grinding, by Thomas Schulte, Balance Dynamics Corp. p 81-84. Subject: Grinding Wheels, Balancing
• Abrasive Belt Grinders as Machine Tool Attachments, How to Improve Your Shops's Versatility, by Keith R. Foley, Ryman Engineering Co. p 85-96. Subject: Coated Abrasives, Machine Tools
• Diamond Grinding of Carbides and Ceramics, by James M. Galimberti, Kennametal Inc., p 97-104. Subject: Superabrasives, Diamond, Carbides
• EDG -- A New Way to Grind, by Neal Allston, Elox Division, Colt Industries, p 105-111. Subject: Electrochemical Discharge Grinding
• Ultrasonice Impact Grinding: What It is: What It Will Do, by Mary A. Moreland, Bullen Ultrasonics Inc., p 111-119. Subject: Utrasonic Applications
• Increased Removal Rates and Improved Surface Integrity by Creep-Feed Grinding, by Dr. -Ing. P. Gunther Werner, University of Bremen, p 119-128. Subject: Creep Feed Grinding
• Diamond Grinding of Structural Ceramics, by Anita Pinson, General Electric Co, p 129- 132. Subject: Superabrasives, Diamonds and Ceramics
• New Developments in Structural Ceramics, by Prof. E. Dow Whitney, University of Florida, p 133-142. Subject: Superabrasives

21st Annual Abrasive Engineering Society Conference/Exhibit
Itasca Illinois April 18-20, 1983

• The Robot as Focus of the Factory of the Future Dennis E. WiSnoSky, GCA Corporation Subject: robotics 1
• What Dynamic Balancing Can Do For Your Grinding Operation
  T. Taylor, Jr., American Hofmann Corporation Subject: wheel balancing 13
• Taking Advantage of the Latest Abrasive Manufacturing Technology
  Stuart C. Salmon, General Electric Company Subject: creep feed grinding, superabrasives, cnc controls 17
• Central Coolant System Grinding Fluid Maintenance
  Jeanie Shearer McCoy, Jeanie McCoy Technologies, Inc. Subject: grinding fluids, central metalworking fluid systems 27 Note:full electronic copy available. Ask for a copy
• Coolant Systems of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
  Heinz E. Adelt, Cyclotron, Inc. Subject: metalworking fluids 35
• New Concepts of Grinding with Coated Abrasive Belts
  Heinrich Osterrath, Hermes Abrasives Ltd Subject: coated abrasive belts, abrasives for coated abrasives 39
• Custom Equipment at Off the Shelf Prices; How to Increase your Productivity and Reduce your Costs Subject: cost analysis
  Arthur P. Luedeke, KLK Abrasive Systems 37
• Single Pass Superabrasive Bore Finishing
  Donald W. Bouchard, Engis Corporation Subject: bore finishing 75
• Superabrasives in Gear Manufacturing
  Dennis R. Gimpert, American Pfauter Limited Subject: superabrasives, gears 81
• A Computerized Job Estimating Method
  Henry D. Bronson, Bronson & Bratton, Inc. Subject: cost estimating 91
• Investing in Cost Analysis Can Pay Off
  T.Jayes Hartz, Ideal Carbide Die Company Subject: cost estimating 95
• Edges and Forms by ECG
  Robert Fischer, Anocut, Inc. Subject: electro discharge grinding 105
• Measuring/Finishing to Millionths of an Inch
  Mark Drzewiecki, Surface Finishes Inc. Subject: metrology 109
• Free-Abrasive Machining
  Fred J. Zorn, SpeedFam Corporation Subject: loose abrasive machining 123
• Upgrading Performance of Grinding Machines
  S. M. Wu, University of Wisconsin-Madison Subject: machine tools 133
• Precision Grinding: #1 Fundamentals - #2 New Techniques -#3 Superabrasive
  Jack Lee Treaster, Sr., National Grinding Wheel Subject: superabrasive applications 141
• The Benefits of Automation on Plungeform Machines
  John E. Slouffman, Sheffield Machine Tool Company Subject: machine tools147
• Abrasive Flow Is More Than Finishing
  Lawrence J. Rhoades, Extrude HoneCorporation Subject: abrasive flow machining, loose abrasive machining 167
• Energy Adaptive Grinding
  Roderick L. Smith, Energy Adaptive Grinding, Inc. Subject: process control 175
• 21st Century Production System for End Mills
  William R. Wells, Regal- Beloit Corp. Subject: applications, production systems 183
• The Superfuture for Superabrasives
  Carle W. Highberg, Elgin Diamond Products Co. Subject: superabrasive application and markets 187
• Parts Handling to Accommodate High Production Rates
  Stephan Weyeneth, Loadmatic, Inc. Subject: auto loading equipment 197
• Increased Removal Rates and Improved Surface Integrity By Creep Feed Grinding
  Dr,-ing. P. Gunther Werner, University of Bremen Subject: creep feed grinding, energy partitions, 207U

Twentieth Annual Conference King of Prussia, May 3-5, 1982

• Computer Assisted Layout and Estimation for Automatics
  V. A. Tipnis, Tipnis Associates, Inc 1
• Cleaning of Castings--A Typical Job For A Robot
  Lars Gustafsson, ASEA, Inc. 27
• Improved Wide Belts for Stainless Sheet, Plate, and Coil Grinding
  N. Wayne Lee, Norton Company 31
• Now--Coated Abrasive Machining
  Reuben S. Aho, Timesaver Machine Tool Div. 43
• High Stock Removal Grinding
  Dr. Robert L. Benner, TBW Industries, Inc. 49
• Vaqua - High Volume Liquid Abrasive Process
  David T. Estabrook, Spadone Machine Co. Inc.
• EDG: Non-Abrasive Grinding
  Robert Conrad Peak,Elox Division, Colt Industries . 75
• Qne Alternative to Good Safety Practice is Litigation
  George F. Reitmeier, P.E., Reitmeier Engineering, P.C. 83
• Properly Applying Diamond Rolls
  Jack Graham, Clipper Diamond Tool Co 89
• Microcrystalline CBN Superabrasives Improve Productivity, Part Quality When Grinding Both Hard and Soft Materials
  Alan C. Carius, Specialty Materials Dept., General Electric 117
• CNC Grinding
  Stanley E. Huffman, S. E. Huffman Corp 131
• CBN - A Wheel Manufacturers1 View
  Robert M. Aijala, Norton Company 135
• Diamond Gear Honing--A New Approach to Hardened Gear Correction
  Loyal M. Peterman, Abrasive Technology, Inc 149
• Advanced Abrasive Machining
  Stuart C. Salmon, General Electric Co., Aircraft EngineBusiness Group 157
• Abrasive Hobbing--Continuous Generating Gear Grinding
  Leonard J. Smith, Invincible Gear Co 169

Nineteenth Annual Conference Dearborn MI, May 11-13, 1981

• Electrochemical Cut-Off Alive and Growing
  R. B. Massad, Bay State Abrasives 1
• Vertical Disc Grinding Doubles Production
  H. D. Wooden, Ford Motor Company 11
• Honing The Challenge of the 80's
  Terrence Brammall, Brammall Inc 15
• Free-Abrasive Machining
  Fred J. Zorn, SpeedFam Corporation 21
• Polishing and Buffing:A Renaissance
  Edward H. Tulinski, The Harper Company . . . 31
• Superabrasives Applied to Tool Grinding
  John W. Roche, Dresserindustries, Inc 37
• Creep Feed Performance for Tool & Production Grinding
  Dwayne E. Me~er, Woodward Governor Company . 51
• Understanding The Surface Your Tools Produce
  John B. Kohls, Metcut Research Associates Inc. 57
• Innovative Centerless Grinding Techniques To Solve Difficult Cylindrical Grinding Problems
  J. A. MacKay, Unison Corporation 63
• An Overview of The Cutoff Process
  Alan Van Sant, Acco Industries I~c 73
• Cleaning Room Equipment For The Efficient Foundry
  James G. Bair, Jr., Fox Grinders, Inc 81
• Diamond Dressing Tools Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
  John H. Gills, P. T. Standard Parts Co 89
• Grinding With CNC Control
  David A. Shipp, Weldon Hydraulics, Inc 93
• The Evolution of Machine Tools Designed for Borazon* CBN
  Paul E. Grieb, General Electric Company 99
• An Update on Soft Grit Blast Cleaning With Corncob Grit
  Kevin M. Foley & Ted Weaver, The Andersons . . 107
• Problems Incurred With High Speed Grinding
  Jack Lee Treaster, Sr., Federal-Mogul Corp. . 117
• An Approach to Surface Grinding and Its' Problems Today - Tomorrow - Future
  James G. Hall, Jowitt & Rodgers Co 123
• The Mathematics of Grinding
  Charles E. Lindberg, Bucks Disc Grinding Co. . 129

1980 Proceedings: Eighteenth Annual Conference May 13-15, 1980