Turnin/Lathe Operations Flashcards
What kind of Operation is Turning/machining?
Secondary Operation: Other processes applied to the workpiece before
Advantages of Turning/Machining?
Net Finished product
High accuracy
Disadvantages of Turning/Machining?
Material waste
no strength advantages (grain flow uneffected)
Turning Process Parts
Cylindrical with rotational symmetry
What kind of materials can be machined?
every kind of material
Kind of Machining Cuts
Roughing cuts:
-Remove large amounts of material quickly
-One or more
-Faster feeds & greater depths (0.1 to 0.75 inches)
-Lower speed
Finishing cuts:
-Achieve final dimensions, tolerances & surface finish
-One or more
-Slower feeds & smaller depths (0.03 to 0.075 inches)
-Higher speed
Basics of Turning
- Single-point tool
•Rotating cylindrical part
•Tool fed parallel to the axis of rotation
•Machine Tool –> Lathe
Typical Parts of Lathe (name 5)
-Headstock (Motor and Spindle)
-Chuck: Holds the work piece
–Tailstock: Holds the center
–Carriage: Holds the tool post and moves it (on the ways) along the length of the work
–Lead screw: Used for cutting of threads
–Feed rod: Allows continuous feed motion
–Ways: Tracks which guide the carriage
–Tool post: Holds the tool
Swing
Max diameter of workpiece can be turned on lathe
Workholding Methods
Grasp the workpiece, center and support it in position along the spindle axis and rotate it: Faceplate: - 4 Clamps -Chuck (3 or 4 Jaw) -Collet
Single Point tools operations (name 3)
- Turning (or straight turning) –Facing –Taper turning –Contour turning –Chamfering –Boring –Threading
Multi point tools operation and special tools
Multi point -drilling -tapping (produces thread w multi point tool) Special: Form turning Cutoff Knurling
Boring Options
1: Rotating Workpiece- Boring bar not turning
2: Boring bar turning- Workpiece fed through it
Forming and Knurling
Forming:
- Special designed tools moving radially inwards the workpiece
Knurling:
- Bringing roughness on workpiece (non slip Surface)
–> technically no machining operation (does not remove material
Other Turning Operations
Drilling
Reaming: enlarging existing hole
Tapping: producing internal helica threads