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    A mild steel block of width 40 mm is being milled using a straight slab cutter 70 mm diameter with 30 teeth. If the cutter rotates at 40 rpm, and depth of cut is 2 mm, what is the value of maximum uncut chip thickness when the table feed is 20 mm / min?
    Solution

    Concept:

    Maximum Uncut chip thickness in milling is given as, \(t_{max}=\frac{2f_m}{NZ}\sqrt{\frac{d}{D}}\)

    where, fm =  table feed, N = rpm, Z = number of teeth, d =  depth of cut, D = diameter of cutter

    Calculation:

    Given:

    D = 70 mm, d = 2 mm, fm = 20 mm/min, N = 40 rpm, Z = 30

    Therefore, \(t_{max}=\frac{2~\times~20}{40~\times~30}\sqrt{\frac{2}{70}}\)

    Maximum uncut chip thickness = 0.00563 mm
  • Question 2
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    In a orthogonal machining, the shear angle is 22° and rake angle is 11°, then the shear strain is _____
    Solution

    Concept:

    γ = cot ϕ + tan(ϕ – α)

    ϕ = shear angle, α = rake angle

    Calculation:

    Given:

    ϕ = 22°, α = 11°

    γ = cot 22° + tan (22° - 11°)

    γ = cot 22° + tan 11°

    γ = 2.669 2.67

  • Question 3
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    In a turning operation with orthogonal machining, the rake angle is 12° and the coefficient of friction at the tool chip interface is 0.60. If the spindle rotates at 300 rpm and tool is fed at 0.4 mm per revolution, then the value of chip thickness is _____ mm (Take depth of cut = 0.6 mm) 
    Solution

    Concept:

    In orthogonal machining, λ = 90°

    Depth of cut (d) = b

    From merchant’s theory

    2ϕ + β - α = 90°

    \(\tan \phi = \frac{{r\cos \alpha }}{{1 - r\sin \alpha }}\)

    \(r = \frac{t}{{{t_c}}}\)

    We need to calculate tc.

    Calculation:

    Given:

    λ = 90°, d = b = 0.6 mm, t = feed = 0.4 mm/rev, α = 12°

    Now,

    β = tan-1 (μ) = 30.96°

    2ϕ + β - α = 90°

    ϕ = 35.52°

    Now,

    \(\tan \phi = \frac{{r\cos \alpha }}{{1 - r\sin \alpha }}\)

    \(0.7137 = \frac{{r\cos 12^\circ }}{{1 - r\sin 12^\circ }}\)

    0.7137 = (0.7137 sin 12° + cos 12°) r

    r = 0.633

    Now,

    r = t/tc

    tc = 0.6319

  • Question 4
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     The surface of a metal slab of 278 mm length and 80 mm width is machined by a face milling cutter of 120 mm diameter, having 10 teeth, rotating at 50 rpm. The milling feed is 0.1 mm/tooth of the cutter. The combined time for job loading and unloading is 2 min. The approach and over travel of the tool are 1 mm each then 
    Solution

    Explanation:

    Given:

    L = 278, w = 80 m, D = 120 mm, Z = 10 teeth, N = 50 rpm, Feed/tooth = 0.1 mm/tooth

    Tloading and unloading = 2 min

    AP1 + OR1 = 2 mm

    Now,

    \({\rm{Compulsory\;approach\;}}{\left( {{\rm{AP}}} \right)_{\rm{c}}} = \frac{1}{2}\left( {D - \sqrt {{D^2} - {w^2}} } \right)\)

    Compulsory approach (APc) = 15.27 mm

    Now,

    Total length = 278 + 15.27 + 2

    ∴ Total length = 295.27 mm

    Now,

    \({\rm{Time}}/{\rm{cut\;}} = \frac{{{L_{total}}}}{{fZN}} = \frac{{295.27}}{{0.1 \times 10 \times 50}}\)

    Time/cut = 5.9054 min

    Now,

    Time/part = 5.9054 + 2

    Time/part = 7.9 min

    Now,

    \({\rm{Production}}/{\rm{hr\;}} = \frac{{60\;}}{{7.9054}}\)

    Production/hr = 7.6 pieces

  • Question 5
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    In plunge surface grinding a steel specimen of 2.5 mm width and 200 mm length is ground with A-A-6-0-K-5-V-8 grinding wheel of 300 mm diameter and 25 mm wide. The wheel has undergone a radial wheel wear of 20 microns after removing material to a depth of 5 mm.
    Solution

    Explanation:

    Given:

    w = 2.5 m, L = 200 mm, d = 5 mm, Width of wheel constant = 25 mm

    Df = 300 – (2 × tool wear in radial direction)

    Df = 300 – 2(20 × 10-3)

    ∴ Df = 299.96

    Now,

    \({\rm{Grinding\;ratio\;}}\left( {{\rm{or}}} \right){\rm{\;Machining\;Ratio}} = \frac{{Volume\;of\;material\;removed\;on\;workpiece}}{{Volume\;\;of\;wheel\;wear}}\)

    Now,

    Volume of material removed = 200 × 2.5 × 5 mm3

    Volume of material removed = 2500 mm3

    Now,

    Volume of material removed on wheel \( = \frac{\pi }{4}\left( {d_i^2 - d_f^2} \right) \times w\)

    Volume of material removed on wheel \(= \frac{\pi }{4}\left( {{{300}^2} - {{299.96}^2}} \right) \times 25\)

    Volume of material removed on wheel = 471.2074 mm3

    Now,

    \({\rm{Grinding\;ratio\;}}\left( {{\rm{or}}} \right){\rm{\;Machining\;Ratio}} = \frac{{Volume\;of\;material\;removed\;on\;workpiece}}{{Volume\;\;of\;wheel\;wear}}\)

    \(\therefore {\rm{G}}.{\rm{R}}.{\rm{\;or\;M}}.{\rm{R\;}} = \frac{{2500}}{{471.2074}}\)

    Grinding ratio or Machining ratio = 5.3055

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