Fundamentals Of Machining Flashcards

1
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State common machining operation

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  1. Turning - work piece rotate, curring tool layers of material as it move to the left.
  2. slab Milling - rotating cutting tool remove material from surface
  3. end milling - rotating cutter travel along a depht in work piece producing cavity.
  4. cutting - tool move radially inward removing piece from bulk of blank
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2
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Define turning

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Tool set to a cutting dept, move from right to left at a certain feed rate (mm/rev)

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3
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Common term in cutting process diagram

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Rake angle (a) , relief angle (@), depth of cut, depth of chip, flank, shear angle

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4
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Factor influencing machining op

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Chips, temp, cut spd/depth/feed/fluid, angle, wear, machinibility

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5
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Major independent variable

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Tool material/coat/shape/surface finish/sharpness/characteristic, workpiece material and condition, cutting spd/feed/depth/fuild, workholding/fixturing.

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6
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Cutting ratio

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r= To/Tc =sin @/ cos (@-a)

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7
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Shear angle preditions

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@ = 45 + a/2 -b/2

b = friction angle

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8
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Velocity of chip

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Vc = vsin@/ cos(@-a)

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9
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Shear velocity

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Vs = Vcosa/cos(@-a)

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10
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Continous chip

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  • From high rake angle and/or high cutting spf.
  • good surface finish
  • bad for auto (tangled)
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11
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Built up edges chip

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  • from layers of material deposited onto tool
  • breaks up eventually and carried awy to side of tool
  • deposited randomly on surface
  • poor surface finish
  • prevent by increasing rake angle which decrease depth of cut
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12
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Discontinued chip

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-from hard brittle material
- segments may be firmly or losely attached
- brittle failure takes place along shear plane before plastic flow occurs
- occurs from low rake angle (large depth of cut)

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13
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Serrated chips

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-semi continuous chips with low and high shear strain
- from low thermal conductivity and strength metals

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14
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Chip breaker

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-cuts chip
- can be build in or is a piece of metal

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15
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Relationship between angle of oblique tool and chips

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As angle increase, chips becomes more tightly curled

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16
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Cutting force

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Fs = Fc cos @ - Ft sin @
Fn = Fc sin @ - Ft cos @
coeff Friction = (Ft+ Fc tan a)/(Fc - Ft tan a)

17
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Wear patterns in tool

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Flank wear - wearing pattern on relief
Crater wear - crater on face
Chipped cutting edge - break awy of cutting edge
Thermal craking - discolouration
Built up edge - rises on edge
Catastrophic failure - whole edge missing

18
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Taylor tool life equation

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VT^n = C
VT^n d^x f^y = C

19
Q

Hardness and tool life

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Tool life decrease as hardness increase

20
Q

Spd and life

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High spd = low life

21
Q

Temp and crater wear

A

Crater wear increase with temp

22
Q

Dull tool

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Become negative rake angle in lower depth, cuz tool ride over material and burnished(rubbing) surface, raise temp cuz surface residual stress