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Theory of Metal Cutting Solved Problems
Theory of Metal Cutting Solved Problems
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1-rsina
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t
=ah-
= -'
4-
Ill,
0.127
" 0.557
0228
,
< , .
.st
*A. -
F, cosa-F, sina
''
F8=Fccoscp-F,sincp
,
= 567x0855-227x0519
Cutting power, =
(v) Now
FV
567x2
= loo0
1mo
v
Chip velocity, Ve = 2 x 0557 = 1.1 14 mls
Shear strain, s = cot p'+ tan (rp - a)
Shear plane
lens =
0.127
-sln cp - 0519
t
"'"
'
= 0.245 mm.
Taking the thickness of deformation zone equal to one-tenth of shear plane length.
t$,(eq. 14.1 I ) = 0.0245 mm
Shear strain rate, 3 =
vs
1s
v- = cosV (9cos-aa)
Now
,:
*:.
.-..
:<L:,
5
r
2 x 0.985
.. . = 2.1 1 m/s
~0~21.25
-.
Example 4. The following equation fir tool life is given for a turning operation :
FE=
:b
0.77 0.37
~ ~ " 1 f3
.?a
Determine the change in f q l life the cutting speed, feed and depth of cut are increased
by 20% individually and also taken together:
( i ) Now
..
YW'
, -- o
g*fi*~
".$ $F.-%
' - s..;J,.
f = 0.3 x 12 = 0.36 mdrev.
-$
,*p!t
-&'gw-=&?<?. . 2 6
..:i,.*~
- .: , .
28.38
'E" I,\ 9
= 1.48
,
g
'
p
.
y
.r?iJ*j
i
.
-4a3(a36)0'77
x 1.403 x 30
qk ":
o el;r 3
(ii) Now
'
*i@
1
'&
. '
,&q (1.48)'" = 20.39 min
. ";- " - . . - _ .. ~!.i)d~25xld=3mm.
,
.
.
-
P''-.
(iii) Now
.['.
C Z P 28-38
~
8 ,L;~
i
38 x 03% x (3)'"
I
6~'"9
ij7.a =
1.591
P8&
35.38 hin
h~y$tl(<~4
:.
The maximum tffeet on tool life is of cutting speed, and the least effkct is of depth of cut.
(iv) Now V = 36 &in, f = Q.36 mmlrev. d = 3 mm
b
~ (1.154)'" = *oil nin.
yk
&hi = n mnl T i
Example 5A Bring an orthogonal machining (turnihh operation of ~ 4 steel,
0 the
- - 7 < : I * I I 2i;i?lI...\
Chip thickness = 0.45 mm
Width of cut = 2.5 mm.
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.iP:-frlr r,ur3r;uS31-q1;1.+
Feed = 0.25 mdrev
- Tangential cut force = IJ3@ N
111 t:c! 3 i ~ ' r e
>ssdZ
Feed thrust force = 295 N
Cutting speqi = 2.5 4 s
..
' m 3b
~
3 ,w
*-
Emtfib
w
e = + 100
lo0, t
0.25 mm,
tap=
l-rsi,,
~ L * , ~ H C ' , \ ~3iTT
.>~
ti
A%.u\+.i<*,
J *$%s,r-~
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(ii)
- --
+ F, (eqn. 14.9)
4,- F, tan a
(1' .. F 0 CL = F, tan a
5P.
.a,
Engrngr&g
"6
(y
i 3 * 3 t t b + - ~ ~ n o ~ \ ~rwl,
~ o + b
, 9
(0
Cutting ratio, r
,-c
4:.
..,.
. -.
,<
!, i
1 s
7-
t"
'I
r m a
1-rsjna
,=-,
.a
r t
- = 0.322
~ %
;*
\ \ ,
i,,:<
.
iis..
,
%
Example 7. The Tayloriein tool-lfe equation for machining C-40 steel with a I 8 : 4 : I
H.S.S. Euiflrc;gMat!afeCd-~O.B
ntnr/Wn d a depth of cut of 2 mm is given by VP = C, where
n and C are constants. TkfilIowing V and T observations have bem noted :
C: d m i n
25
35 $- - ; ; :
,
q,' 11' I
Z min
90
20 > r.
.
, C
7
,
:
t
ii - - -Calculate (i) n and C.
,:# (1
(ii) Hence recommend the cutting speed for a desired tool l f e of 60 minutes.
Solution.
> < %. . ,,
.
n"=C
- .,
V = 2739 mlmin.
Example 8. The following data from an orthogonal cutting test is available'? '.' ' !
Rake angle,
= lJO
b9w. is-\%I
Chip-thickness ratio.
= 0.383
:iizmrl ~Au:'.
t = 0.5 mm
Uncut chip thickness,
Width of cut,
b=3mm
Yield stress of material in shear, = 280 Ni'mm'
Average co-eflcietlr of friction
= 0.7
on the tool face
'
-----
Solution. Now,
nii
i 3E 1:
tan cp =
r 00s a
1-rsinq -
:,;,I
'~2qf-"<
la,:
'
..
.:*>:
r,i)-,:+-t
19rw(1.,
' 1 , ,C,i,l .,
z,.t;r:tcwP
(3*7-+)
'
-(3) jr =
Fc=
Now
,r
.vbt
sec [fi
Now
-,.
>w..&
I!
= 3~
= 784 @)@+$'
NI
t
rcosa
1
; i na
From here,
cp = 20'.5O
..
p = 34.5"
reo
',
,hi
l i ~
3 i
~~
'
\YUL()LNin
mmz
. *, . ,%?,,?&
-.,
.nl.t i.s;@.
5i+~~.~~w
l ,4c i
L ~ ,
--
- 20)
Now from the relations of chapter 13, (Eqn. 13.6), fiK simple tension test,
+ j L . ~ C 3;
ef
For garnliaos-
G.
,$3t5fx\
'.\
a@+tm(q-a)
921 = & 20.5" + tan (20.5'
?c.sS ='2.474
;
.
'=
,.,-.,C:
t = o.a-@qD,q3.
r = 0.351.-C.& = 9
+ p- a
.Y 2;tl! j m r 2
a= k
'
'
t:
(E)~
B = K.(T]*
- -- P
92
and
S
841.66
=f i
\-ld
= 485.95
j:>c
N/mm2
P8P
&.
5x025
= @;.,
sin 205
I
lr
3.65 mm2
1
ti;.;
-!$:
'
Now
r i r y c Fo =
1;
-..
.-
- -
d"k
&
,.,
9
,
.
3
!
1
'
,#
,+,,;,!;h~
Qr.19.amv 01
'au ;>niz [+R (;3m (ii) Normal farce at shear plane - . - - ,;w + +-oA+,
.-
1)
01 I-.:-
i:
+.
L, .-
:;>.;:;
-
.I
tan 9 =
-, ,
I
I
dfiA
Fcsinp+F, COSP
r l@Q,x 0.482 +850 x 0.76 = 1515.8 N2i+nrr.
~ ~ - . % c ~ .**
, :d
~lI ;
(&,.@F" =
';
(iii)
., 7s
, ti:ncu=,*
~ r i c t i 4force, F = F, sin a + F, C P ~ O
..
(iv)
,ii
<;
4-.
&
..:?(:'I
'=
.r.,,,--f*l-
F, tan a + F,
Fc-ctana
tr
= 0.753
Fc
Specific cutting energy = b.t
- \ I : Now b = d = 2 mm (See equ. 14.13)
Specific cutting energy =
1600
= 4000 N/mm2
2x02
1
J
Example 11. A turning tool with side and end cutting edge of 20" and 30" respectively,
operates at a feed of 0.1 mdrev. CaIcuIate the CLA of the sMace produced if the tool nose
OE: =
WWii
A?~:J ! ~ b i
i-:~...
radius is 3.00 mm.
Solution. The given data are : C, = 20, Ce= 30, f = 0.1 mmlrev, R = 3.00 mm
Refer to Fig. 14.26 (a),the peak to valley roughness is given as, eqn. 14.46,'
h
'
', ''"l"
43.15 pm.
Example 12. In 'ORS', the tool angles are :
~hctimtionangle (i) = 0
Orthogonal rake (a) = lo0
Principal cutting edge angle' (A) = 75O
Calculate :( i ) Back rake (ii) Side rake.
c,)
'nw'F'' .
*-,.A
Also,
,'
-!
'/
(AMIE 1974 W)
tan ab = cosAtana+sinAtani
Solution. We know
,-
)I<
tan a , = sinhtana-coshtani
ZvJ- . a J r ' 8
4'
Si&rake=Joz.WaI
tan a
Now we know
:. Inclination angle,
i a q aiiiiii'
<B
4;
r;
1,.
tana,sinA+tana,, cosh
a = tan-' 0.i04
tan i
Also,
t).l#J
i = tan-' (0.1
$ewe=I: = 6.70
176)
Example 14. For a turning operation w!th H.S.S. tool for hot rolled 0.2% C-Steel the
following data is given :
Cutting speed
= 0.3 d s
Depth of cut
Feed
(
cs
Determine : Cutting power, motor power, specific cutting r@istance and unit power.
id3
Solution. The cutting force is, Fc = 162.4 f Os5
kgf AT
Cutting Power, PC =
5,x v
1000
T:
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Unit power =
LO
.- ?{I+
1 (1 ,
Fc = 1727.34 N/mm2
f xd
e! =
A,V
0553 x lo00
1.6x02xlOOO
1.728 W/mmz/s.
1 ' 1 1
[:y
F,
*.,
1.
%,!I
- ( I
-.z,,
.5!3r5 59;: :
=?* 2
r;-j-
,;
> >
(I
T, = 4T,
..
Percentage increase =
*,ikr!x,
tloifsrii! 3111
ax 100 = 300%
G
314
kt,?
I.\$
!,:8,3
TbtyiCe
,{;
Solution.
Frictib d&i$
Total energy
:t
''
- -F.Vcc'
Fc .VdrL
.
;
Now
(Equ. 14.9)
* \,
ti
F = A' sin p
F,
4'.cos ($ - a)
and
..
From here,
..
<
'
'
L T
ri.
'&Fit(&
q*?ka* and
feed of 0.3 mnv'rev.
L
>
, :,,,
:',,&i~e#d
fice
= 450
' . I
'"
@ c
e m
: ~ : q l > t ,;L;A
*
*.
(iii) Energy conrmed if the total, pjetal,femmed
during the hhing operation is
,
(ii) W
(i)
- -
:. Cutting power,
'
.-- -
PC
--.
I*
'
,rF; swig zl
+ +)~&3irn
F d power =
@
-..5+ 1 rLf
, , E , m 9-C'
-- =.---
i ni* "{a- 4
=.*
i[\sW
-4
+
0 3 x 4 5 .i4,jb
-~aox.l~
33i8r.1
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(ii)Now,
=dxfxV
!.:.
1308 x '60
2545 x 10'
\;
'
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,3.08 W.s/mm3
Example 18. A M.S.bar of 100 mm is being turned with a tool having ASA tool significant
- 0.5 m m Determine the various components of the machining
force and the power consumption. Take : depth.of cut = 2.5 mm, feed = 0.125 mdrev, turning
as: 6"- 10"- 5" - 7" - lo0- 30'
speed of job = 300 rev./min., co-eflcient oyfriction at the tool-work interface = 0.6, ultimate
shear stress of the work material = 400 MPa. 3 ,
S~lutCon. It is ,olarr.&an the tool design*
that the side cutting edge angle 4s 30".
Therefore, the tool approach sngle, A. = 90" 30" = 60" ;, >:,
-rT v33 3~~34
1 0 .A, ' Y : ~
~rictionangle,
p=tan-I p=tan-l 0.6 = 3 0 $ ~a 31"
Now, ortkogonal rake angle is given as,
C .
tan a = tan a, . sin h + tan a, cos X
'I.~~'L
>\F
U 1
Now,
as = 10" and a, = 60,
From here,
a = 11.6"
Now, from Merchant's relation, the shear angle is,
.tl>\i ,% p y x 3 41. '
d,=4S0 + d 2 - p12
.:.w, ' 0 :
-'
= 45" + 5.8" - 15.5" 7 3 5 f 0
Merchant's theory is more accurate for plastics but agrees w l y &K machining &,
With
Lee and ShafFer relation,
T-
8 %
&
.$
?$.:
#jm Tf
5 -3-*-- ='.I
2'
X A
- as,
45' -+jO
+ 6.62 >25.6*
t:t)ktj
Fw:9
,,
Now,
b = width c$ cyt =
t =f
Fc=
depth of cut
*ill
- =-
sill&
- sin X '
'
400x2.'5x0.125 . .
= 384 N.
(19-49 kp#p 4S0 x sin 25.p
I
"
,.#
F,= FL . tan (p - a )
F. = 386 x tan 19.4" =' 135.932 N
The thrust force is normal to the tool-job inte;fa=e, that is, normal to the principal cutting
-,',,' I . , . ,
edge of the tool, see Fig. 14.17.
,.F ..> - ,.
:. Feed force (along- the axis of the job), ' ' ' '!
.,., > ., ,., - F;= Ft sin A = 135.932 i s i n 60' = 1 17.7 N
,
2 ' 1 ' ~
..
' . Radial force (Normal to the ~ i ofsye job),,(u rn@rat lo; :.'A,
t'ii''q'
-A"
kc
'=;f;;~p~
t - ~ . ~ dn*sd
u 3vsd
r.
NOW,
$8W
'
L.J14f.r
lfi,qa, 1 1 ,
'
~~zin
-,u
and
Power = 386
1.
2.
3.
4.
;r
u."t!i
5.
I,,-J~
7,
I:
606 watd
~IULD!!j '5,3!
IJ
. snrmt>rr$l
.I@
'
.=
p r ' ~
!b
18.
"'
''
-d'
>!..
"-.;5q1 ~ $ t v r ft; ai
IJ
it1 11,&.I
ll;~~owdow,~ea~le~qtthe@eofthecunin&~!:!.,.,
12.
'
1.57
,A
6.
*
+ I ~ Oqdt)
IJ~
, ~ ~ d Wj Jq ~ ? sdri! gntrbi 2
rfisrrj
.s
4,.l+;,,
,>I~I
-L~:IJI*
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14. Discuss the various types of chips produced during metal cutting.
15. Why are 'discantiriuhs ty$e' chips p$e%rFed over the bntinuou's
16. Explain. why built up edge on a cutting tool is undesirable?
17. Name the factors that contribute to the formation of discontinqpus chi s.
A kn6 &,!I
18. Name the factors that contribute to the formation of B.U.E.
b ,
IV
-I
'
%-.!,
I ~ . f b J 7 ~nc
1
- - - ' /:
.F*
>1?,
r'i
,-1
8:.
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24. ~ h y t o o f w e a r i s i m p o r t a n t i n l l s ~ ~ ~ t t i e g ?
.
4
C
>
, ,!,,~.I~I,:
,r.,
% f
..r
I,,
1.
a>
" - A % ,
*I.
:a
< ,
A':+
.< 2- 1
a@
&
' yyOi?3sSg6.d0.3 ,
+w.$f&ib
b
dSi I
A 60 min. tool life was obtained using
V = 40 dmin, f = 0.25 mm; d = 2.0 mm
>.;,:!I
t=: ~ ! ' J I J .
1
1
Calculate the effect
tool life if speed, feed and dspth of cut are topher increyd by 25%
and also if they are increased individually'by 25%. ' "' ' ''. '@ w'' " '
35. ' 'bilrihg m&tnhg b f C-20 steel with an orthogohsll tmi havifrg a d e of 1O0 dt d feed of
0.2 mm/rev., the value of the sirear ande h a t ~ k e naeseFwd to be W under a shear angle
##&&&t-iijvalue of cutting ratio or the
microscope. If the principal cutting Mge yp%ci$WO,
chip reduction co-efficient.
36. In a turning operation, it w& observed that the tool life was 100 minutes and 50 minutes at
i the to01 fife at 200 dmin
cutting speeds of 25 mlmin. and 180 mlmia r&pe&eIy. Ftnd khr
under the same cutting conditions.
_
37. The end of a t@gbh!ing
turn& on a +lathe.at200 d d n .md at a feed fate of
.rI
25.4 mmlmin.
,
1
The tube is J5 cp'h diametsr and 2.5 mp thick. The tube meterial obeys the equation,
,,
,
r-jc-*7<
&i 1,. s p i ,
F ~ \ ~ . . . & Jf! I nh 9rb.j qu
j@%wnBli,x3 .e(
I
1
I I
~ r t t3rit r,? 4flKfi71?~-,%~6~1
&la+ - gtit ~ n r e p .-i
I
&me n = 0.26 and K = 5fU Nlm2
L,
.I
.j<;
$6
bl..a
I,
I,)
I,
Y/V is
and a = se<The friction
3
Determine the power in optration. . '
38. In an orthogonal cutting opw@b,
~ ' , o
angle is 75O. Calcalate,
(0b
6
*:
d
.
.,,.x-
.;*='
-%-{'.>
"
+
:
:
-wc_;
-'>
-;'-,
$-
*)
3.r
A I '
.31
::
'
Ki
"
\
\
>
in W/mm'ls.
4.v: ,
3t.,
b;fed!@ hRd
.,,
..
' 1 J . t
' 4 ,
<
'
..'
> ,
i
(c) S b r and normal stresses qn
.,! $. e
. & ~ # w ,.
(4*Shw!p&
@tr+n,7%
, .* ,
' ,
I,
,:+I
i$i,r.
:4J#
?.!911f,i'-'<.,2,1*:s * '
.
J'
'
i'.
.is'.
to be
! 4 .
, ., .
,'
ma sun^
I , ,
r '
.
d
,_
...
i .
k djrip gic&e$:'t.
- .
:O
.&
;~:
,,
j i,
4,
,>t,
.J
.
8
d:
57. What is understood by tog! life? #~$,:$~,$e: qignificw~;t;t~ an e;?~' ek,,w@ i>i$etp$ed in
productivity? What diRnrnf a h d a are u r e s b identify ifid th;.\ooXds reachgd tts Smiting
life?
,,
1
$ 1 , :i.~;,s,i<::r),lT
,J;.::
ry18 , rq,- ,<,!f;;
,! -<t;:
T-!\
..I
;,I;
1 -
, >
58. Establish BW
(todlrii% cq
(Taylor's tool-life equation) :
, ,,:,
,!a.2 b. :::,+,,{,,,
:
, - f,i
A tool life of 100 min is obtained from a cutting tool at a cut$&& ~ I D ~ ; , S - , W * and
,
lo
at 33.3
,~~G:FH&W~~MA~,.Y;%%M.#~$~,
,
:
c
w;l~Yms
%&%2%fl&%~Jb.
IT:..>.
'
*;
.ia,-~s&a~,rJ,f:-~zsw
ctdtSjng. speed for
'
+:
reasons
l
d
spa&
&;a#&&
'WOW =HI0
rwmw
t - :!:' !i 9
,,j
c,
iflty. E
$
t
m
p
Ir$wW@l%
~
~
~
: 1 , ,
k
k t ]
, ,
'"
,
(0 Wwk material micro-swture.
,,.<, A , , , : ,
(ii) aLpe of cut.
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(iii) Tool take angle.
7 ' ''
62. Fotlowing data were collected from an orthogonal machine test oit%eef
L'
-,;I ! o 2 . , > ' = l ~ ( , l j f ~ & t f ~
,
Cuttlng speed
'*
..' >Ll
Rake angle
- ~3~
*it
.'
k
If)"
'
Clearance angle
Width of cut
= 3.2mm .
,I.*
,2
r,
3 .:
~
,i
*I
-61
-,
= ' . a r ~ ~ g: . { , ~ .
,. ,
ff
vel*~tt&tI&6~
,'
'* -
'
'
+I
H.ipraii?irYtnC d&elediagram of
U*.agsiw
chip flm,Eriction
1
2.
., ...
i~b(41*1>d ITS:
'
(-I
7-
? e !. 3 1 .
t.
$$
t.1
I!
f~
fu:3
3;
'""
'''~he%'&h
force 6h t I i e ~ k i i 1 d t f i n ~ w ame&dwHI&~'W#sWh.*
s1
and was
the
nvtg of the m i for&* s f i a angk and the specific
2:: rrne,ts d+q,~&hM ~duittrnL to ? r , l c bnt, nrnrl~ R 16 arrrwvqo nrrdw rb-bnvrt
.r
... . - .
,
..
, ,+,
1n:an o&oF9na1 cuFinp operation, the cutti'ng'speekb~>.5mls, rake angle is 8 p d the width
"" '' ' hf'thd ad is lo'thtk "Mie uriderfomied chip thidur'dsf 150.2 nun. 13.36 &'ns'of steel chips with
a t&t#'>h of 50 cm are obtained, l%e tool post dynamometer gives cutting and dvust farees
i 0 CI %r: ~ ~ M&IdN
: a ~ . $ # . -&
: &,I Arr~d
*
I t , 8 m u ?4 !
lit--) dC
wu3A&,r&oN! -1
r i'a~.~:,
, 14
"$
'5
'
&.
fanddareinmm.
I).
. ,,
.
(A=. 165.2 rev./min)
e
t
24
@min.
i
b
r
qae
bwr.
C
i
c
c
s
arc
such
that
it becomes desirable
69, , A H.S.S. tool
to
run
the
tdQl
for
lW0
M&.
Eqitgate
the
suitable
speed.
Take
n
=
0.25
In
the Taylor quation.
+i.
(15.74 mlmin)
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of mtation. The mean I
-the cutting ratio.
(0.32)
7 t 1
71. When turning 19 mm d,imeer bar on an
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i;l
,#lvId)?id<
g i v ~ tool life of 6 hours. If a length of
iq 0.16 w d r e ~
what is the
?Hween tool ~Rmgces.
(122@y/rnin.. 16.5 s. i3W)
SI
72, W M cutt11ag steel with a H.5.S.
the tool life at a ouning & $39 mpm is 60 rnin.
.ad at a cutting speed of bg'&%
30 mia Wha is the m
1 liR
of t(n c u m on
the ms&rid.
?E.i;
fv:2 I + ~ ~ : : J h . 2
( r = 21 1 15/kln4)
73. A' HSS tool requires regrinding af#3 hours and 2(r m b f t s w b a @WMng steel at a cutting
,$$jc&{$&$
life if1
increased t?~JOSmlmin. (2.7 min.)
&16-~irll1irwl.
Thg
of 100 M w e e i ( d q m ~ t i ~ e
ng a4 W d~falrttin.and a life d
a ~ e e d . Z & 4 9 e i ~ $~etennine
rd~~~
~ t - t b ; l '
&I
,,,
wh
dmin :
4B.74
%~4&%,c
?-gkm$
&Gi%
wm -med
N and the *st
t
k &hipt h k b a
was found out
?3wiwdMetdm-
~ t y e h
3
83. While turning a &d stel bar on a lathe, the following data were obtained.
=
150mm a r k f A . w s , , , ~
- ..
Machined len&
c,
, (B .Jlfi
.I
Speed
*
170 rev.lmin
r ~n!txlo~*k nr OUT r
wya
e,
[,I
&a
- 7
a >
<
A:.
.t'*
ai
86. A50mmdimettrbarofstct
min. The speed was changed @.p2v w a n d the tooi failed in 60 min. of cutting time.
Assuming a straight line reletionship exim what cutting speed should be used to obtain a 30
(Aas: V,, = q939 m/min.)
min. tool life?
4&$ag a reke angle of lo0, the uncut chip thicknrn
87. For ortho$oml w t t i q w i 4 ,a
mm.-Ddemine (a) the cutting ratio. (6) the shear plane
is 0.15 mar and chip t
h
m
'
an& wd (c) the sheat s b.
. n k rw- :.,i ~(,+&~;~~;+75, " ~ 2 3 5 02.734)
,
,operation, the following oar8 have been observed:
!-0.25 Ihm
,
* o,
' kiY.75 mm
---:
Rake angle,
'1 a08
'
Cutting forceY:
a.
:
'
2S+---
1''-
iius
a-fa? -
I--?
n,u
,;
'
*b,=2.3 mm
EC*
If
,w&.
'
'e
Cutting speed .
;Y=2QO mhnin.
Rake angle, 6rI ? $55
fid . &dl@
, & M ~ W J
,%, ,'
C
w of fiic#iW2h i 3 ' 4 I -1 .cP.@~
Ultimate Shear b t k s ef W d , . ! ' t*lsO-MPa, ' ,
: SPOE*
tbe c
i
r
m ibd
c o ~ m ~ r m &
ww
C'
.
!,,+a:,
!,&=475
,
Determine: shear angle, d c i e n t of &on,
the fiction angle, ultimate shear stress of the
mattrial.
.,3.
(Aas: 18.4O, 0.5, 26.574 379.4 MPa)
In h A m i E h i n i n g ~ ~ - ~ & - ~ ~data
i n have
g been o b m e d :
Uneut chip thickness,?^
?
=
i02
:
tRm
,%
I
~ , ~
~Il
T l
of cui,ww
~1~.to %
,, h;i.
~-fwce.
-'.-$3.L4.
.;,
-t.
. :-
. .-
,,l
-.-.
.
%
-- ",.'.ny;z.,;.<%.
-;- - . ,.
5 , ~ ~
*;: . .
z
.
* 1-
F:
yuiik:
PJ
g=- . - , -5;4. .
:-;
A Textbook of P~3Wctbn' l ! ? m n g
---
+=450 + (I @ t6 i(etermine, (.
2 2'
90. Solve the above probleh, by psuming the machining cutstant to be 70 in Merchant's second
equation for angles. AIM, f&
out the results by Uihg relation given by Lee and Shaffer
Itlwla WI.
(Ans: ~ e r i A Th&ry
d
:Ec= 468.7 N ;F, = 139.46 N)
relation.
- 2 ! ,,! :,
Yc: bnfi x i a r t ~f:!,-tld.Li*Lee and ~ h a f f kt h e w 1 F, m,W.OAJ; E, = 154.6 N)
n!.?.
kr I # .
ah& hY'&&g
during orthogonal machining of mild steel with an uncut chip
~'r#iid
and width of cut being 2.5 mm. Take a ,- 09, = 0.5, aad 1, = 4 0 ' MPa.
of 0.25
9igr:t r~rmrit
wad2 snrmts,.ii! c<Grlz$:~rf&malg
,LA$ t ,,?SY& h m a bns
q%h i 1 . , - . ~ . 3
m.
~ . : u . r - .4 . 4
.(a
lAns: N,
-1:.
(a.?ra~svl.!!.J
i4
~u~bll,
:
<.pp.\U Ad*?..
if
.
,. .
h y n r ~ r .c o d
Qctmnine the cutting f m and the thrust h q e W thE fpaing ratio when machining M.S.
Take:
.=
,.t. * ;
Uncut chip Wkness 0.25 mnn *
c
wjdtfiofcut=2m
* $ .
p = 0.5
..3,,
,f- *I
->*rar T x F m + m
1A
- ~ ~ 82
O ~~ tJ wW
a d
"
D ~ c & ~ the
& average power consumition if $hqht~ration&s.wit%
-.1s1i141t I (b)the
length
of
the job is 200 mm.
.
L
en wrnl
..
". @am(aJ,U&g
p:
Lee and Shaffer relation for shear angle.
1
LI
60 strokedmin. and
'
:
-8
~ I ~
I ~ I T W Jstuflist
?~
%!ti
$,it&
. ~1
fjqblX (it
1 NOW,
8-
b=
Now,
.i
tr'1J.'
..
,'t?
bl
4:
.? f.i
i.2
d
msc,
-.
"
"
n~
Thrust force,
=f
:;I3,
cos C,
?ti.'
'.&?
:i
c.i
12
340 x 1
' ~ r ~i s?q-\\
1
and t
.,
.iaf
'
. -
2 . ..
x
'
200
= 220.76
1000
60
- = 220.76 watts
60
D
e
t Bat.owehind at 200 rev./min, with a feed of
94. tM$u$e$he i f r ~ i ~ m ~a ~ ~ rW
pe
0.5 mmlrev. and a de
of cut o 4 mm.(Ans. 5.78 x 10' mm3/min)
%pb dh$I maohlSik& 8 2 I& &meter bar at 40 rev./min. with depth of cut of 2 mm and a feed of 0.3
,---mmhw.,
. the cutting fonx at the tool point was 1800 N and the feed force was 400 N. Calculatethe
power consumption.
(Ans. 935 W, 0.08 W)
Sol: Power consumption = Force ~Telocity
r* P"
; ! r v ! ~ . e .. I
~ I
and Velocity =
.;
x,P,,&'JV. =
'
1080x60
w
ds
1000xf@
w>4IQQ
,-:
.-.P"M-~
' I ,
4W'x 0 3 x @
'= o - i
9@,.
Power
=I
4-
4,5.
Ff=F,,.tan 26"
-- F;=
ad
'?
r-
F . + Ff+
17n2
97. A W C cutting tool myhning MS gave a life between ~ g r i n d sof 100 min. when operating at 80
fiJtnjn. and 33 m h when operating at 100 mlmin. Determine tfie value of the index and the constant_ -.in tool life equatian.
, -...
-
Sol. - . -
and
'
rc>t,'"
VTn = C
'
>
--A-
.,
1
r ,
...(1)
loglOO+nlog33=logC
..-(21,
a = 0.2 and L3 = 28 1.