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TURNING PROCESS
TURNING PROCESS
Turning is a machining
process which uses
material removal method,
that is used to create
rotational parts by
cutting away unwanted
material.
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COMPONENTS
COMPONENTS
COMPONENTS
COMPONENTS
COMPONENTS
COMPONENTS
COMPONENTS
PROCESSES
APPLICATIONS
All the turned parts have one common
characteristic that they have curved machine
surface, which are produced during the
rotation of the part about its axis. Turning is
very useful when precise surface is required.
The parts produced from castings of various
types, forgings, extrusions, welded and brazed
assemblies, and moulded non-metallic parts
etc. require turning operations. Typically the
workpiece is rotated on a spindle and the tool
is fed into it radially, axially or both ways
simultaneously to give the required surface.
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
ADVANTAGES AND
DISADVANTAGES
1. All materials are compatible.
Every material which will be
processed is compatible
whether it is metal, ceramic, or
polymer.
2. Very good tolerances.
3. Short lead times. Only need a
very short time to complete
the process.
1. Limited to axis-symmetric
circular cross sectional
components.
2. Part may require several
operations and machines.
3. High equipment cost.
4. Significant tool wear.
5. Large amount of scrap
wastage.
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