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    ye i MATIARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ws (hvtonomous) * SONEC - 27001 - 2013 Certified) Subs SUMMER - 2022 EX. Subset rame: n —2022 EXAMINATION fst Name: Automobile Manufacturing Processes Model Answer Subject Code:{_ 77439 1 Bor fant Instruction miners: scene should be examined by key words and not as word-to-word as given in the model answer 2 2) Med model answer and the answer written by candidate may vary but the examiner may try to assess the 3) mderstanding level ofthe candidate The language errors such as grammatical, 4 applicable for subject English and Communication Skills. ) White assessing figures, examiner may give credit for principal components indicated in the figure. The igures drawn by candidate and model answer may vary. The examiner may give credit for any equivalent __ figure drawn. | 5) Credits may be given step wise for numerical problems. In some cases, the assumed constant values may vary and there may be some difference in the candidate's answers and model answer. 6) In case of some questions credit may be given by judgement on part of examiner of relevant answer based on candidate’s understanding. 7) For programming language papers. credit may be given to any other program based on equivalent concept 8) As per the policy decision of Maharashtra State Government, teaching in English/Marathi and Bilingual (English + Marathi) medium is introduced at first year of AICTE diploma Programme from academic year 2021 Hence if the students in first year (first and second semesters) write answers in Marathi or bilingual language (English +Marathi), the Examiner shall consider the same and assess the answer based elling errors should not be given more Importance (Not on matching of concepts with model answer, {2 [5 “Answer ‘Markii eal ses 8 |° e Schem 1] [Attempt any FIVE of the following: 10 | j 4) [Define forgeability. 02 eal | “Answer: (definition 2 marks) | | Ability of material to get forged by the external pressure of hammer or press is known as | | forgeability. oe o2 | Forgeability may be defined as the tolerance of a metal or alloy for deformation without | | failure, regardless of forging pressure requirements | OR Forgeability of a material is defined as the capability of material to undergo deformation under | compression without uptre(Fracture) OR ed as the tolerance of a metal or alloy for deformation without | Forgeability can be defin | failure. i b) (ee ‘classification of presses. 02 1 Answer: (any tio iypes with on example each, 7 mark or type and % mark for example) @ | 4) Manually operated — hand, ball or fly press | b) Power operated — mechanical, hydraulic ete \ ype & Design OF Fram: 2. Straight Side 3. Adjustable Bed A. According To Thi 1, Inclinable Page 1 ot ae MAMARASIITRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION i Cy (Autonomous) — (ISOMEC - 27001 - 2013 Certified) 4. Gap Frame 5. Homing 6. Open End _~;—~ B. According To The Positions Of Frame : 1. Inclinable 2. Inclined i 3. Vertical 4. Horizontal C. According To The Actions : | 1. Single Action 2. Double Action 3. Triple Action | D. According To The Mechanism Used For Applying Power To Ram | 1. Crank 2. Becentric 3. Cam 4. Toggle 5. Screw 6 Knuckle | 7. Rack & Pinion 8. Hydraulic 9. Pneumatic According To The Number Of Drive Gears : , | 1. Single Drive 2. TwinDrive 3. Quadruple Drive F. According To The Number Of Crankshaft Used : 1. Single Crank 2. Double Crank . G. According To The Method Of Transmission Of Power From Motor To Crankshaft : 1. Direct 2. Non~ Geared 3. Single Geared | 4. DoubleGeared 5. Multiple Geared H. According To The Purpose For Which Used : 1 Blanking 2. Perforating = 3.- Piercing “Punching A Shearing 5: Notching 6 Coining —-7._ Trimming | 8. Shaving 9. Slitting 10° Lancing 11. Angle Bending 12, Curling 13: Cupping __14, Bulging _15. _ Embossing ©) | List any four die accessories in press working. 02 Answer: (Any four % mark each) 02 Bolster plate, Backup plate, Stops, Button Stop, Lever Stop, Pilots, Strippers, Knockout, f Press ire Pad List flux materials used in welding 02 (Any four, % mark each) @ potassium chloride, lithium chloride, Borax (fused), di-sodium phosphate, magnesium silicate, lime, Mixture of borax, sodium carbonate and potassium bicarbonate, soditim carbonate and Sodium bicarbonate, borax, sodium carbonate and sodium nitrate, Dehydrated borax and calcium oxide dissolved in liquid, Mixture of boric acid, Dehydrated borax and calcium fluorides. ©) | State application of surface finishing processes. @ ‘Answer: (Any two, I mark each) 02 1. Used for surface finishing of Press work dies, Moulding dies and moulds for casting, Limit gauges Surface plates, Engine valve and valve seat, Races of ball and roller bearings, Gears, Piston rings, Slip gauges, Crankshat. 2. finishing of gun barrels, big end and small end of conneeting rod, cylinders of IC Engine, Npplitadiastt|Tinprove cgpeorance —9') adhesion ov wattabilily page2g J} Soldevataty a) fovesion resistence §) heanish vesistanee — @) Chowied vesictence Tro resistence ap hordness y a] Modify elecbrical Cordudety wwe bus 2 otk Cudece [bw | uaa Xx ‘ani MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION uy) (dtonomens) (ISOMEC - 27001 -2013 Certified) hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder bore, long tubular parts, bearings, ring gauges 3. finishing of extemal surfaces like gear teeth, valve seat, recess of balls and roller bearings; piston rods, piston pins, spindle shaft 4. surface finishing of computer memory drums, Sewing machine parts, automotive cylinders, brake drums, bearings, pistons, piston rods and pins, axle shafts, clutch plates, tappet bodies, guide pins 1) | State the meaning of following CNC Codes: i) Goo ii) Gat ‘Answer: (7 mark each) G00 = Rapid Point To Point Positioning Rapid Travel orrapid- movement. ol ol left compensation to the left of the tool path ® | State any four advantages of CNC Machines. 02 “Answer: (Any four, # mark each) 2 | 1-tt gives greater use of machine. 2: Complex machining operations can be easily done. 3: It gives high degree of accuracy. Ae It requires less inspection. 5: Itreduces scrap & waste. |6- It gives high production rate. = Ithas low tooling cost. Itreduces human error. . Tt gives more operator safety. 10. It gives more operator efficiency. Lk It reduces space requirements. “12-Tt has Greater flexibility. 13. Tool life gets increased. 14, Lead time is reduced 7 2 ‘Attempt any THREE of the following: 12 2) | Deseribe impression die and close die forging process with sketch, 04 “Answer: (Sketch 02 marks, explanation 02 marks) ie forging processes both are same. Note. close die forging processes and impression In open die forging Complex shape with great accuracy is very difficult to forged. Close die 02 forging process consist of specially prepared dies to manufacturing forged parts in large ris also known as impression die forging. It consists of two dies as shown in fig. : TAP ety Wraun aS Teepe’ . : Nace die ooging PRE EES, Gor) spared dhe fix mawafoclting page 3.01 \ forged pacts in Verge quartiles , CTheavinete doves dhe shepy of die Carbe pres) dussg forging Pro cess J rot tacterial Grae outed é Green & Boch uy Generally iy process 16 Use! fev ennss Produckion wih yn degree urucy t qed by this Process | © Crepler th Prinks con be carly -f an MAMARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION 4 ww (Autonoma = (ISONEC - 27001 - 2013 Certified) ‘. > Die — it] t 02 =p t Blank —»> 3 Flash , pws =, ~ Die —} The work-piece takes the shape of the die cavities (impression) during forging process. Some materials come outwards and form a flash, The flash has a very important role in the grain flow of material in close die forging. Thin flash cools very easily. Flash have frictional resistance gives high pressure to the material in die cavity. So it helps to filling of die cavity. \ Generally, this process is used for mass production with high degree of accuracy. b) | Differentiate between blanking operation and Piercing operation. 04 Answer: (any four differences, I mark each) Sr. Blanki Pierci na lanking iercing 1) | Blanking is the operation of Piercing is the cutting of a slug from the cutting a shape from a metal strip. | metal to produce a hole. 2)_| The piece detached from strip is | The piece detached from strip is known as on known a blank. waste, 3)_| The removed blank is used for | The removed part (waste) is not used for further operation further operation, In this operation the blank is In this operation the punched sheet in which 4) | useful product and left out strip is | the hole has been made is the useful product waste and removed part is the waste. i tt the first 7 ‘ 5)_| Blanking is always the firs Piercing is mostly the successive operation. operation. 6) | Diameter of the punch is more | Diameter of the punch is ess than thickness than thickness of the metal sheets | of the metal sheets Page 401, GD, MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION } (Autonomous) _ “ (ISOMEC - 27001 - 2013 Certified) Blanking Scrap ‘Workpiece ©) | Describe with sketch various welding flames. ‘Answer: (Wiree ppes-1 mark, sketch and explanation 1 mark each) Types : carburizing flame, neutral flame, oxidizing flame A. Carburizing Flame: Oxygen is tumed on, flame immediately changes into a long white inner area (Feather) surrounded by a transparent blue envelope is called) Carburizing flame (3000°c). This flames are used for hardening the surfaces. In this flame excess of acetylene & less amount of oxygen are added. The flame has three zones: 1) Sharply defined inner cone 2) An intermediate cone of whitish colour. 3) Bluish outer cone Applications: High carbon steel, non-ferrous alloy. (©) Carburlzing (reducing) flame Acetylene feather “ Bright rer Blue envelope inner cone B. Neutral Flame : Addition of litle more oxygen give a bright whitish cone surrounded |, by the transparent blue envelope is called Neutral flame (It has same quantity of acetylene gas and oxygen). When oxygen and acetylene are supplied to the torch in nearly equal volumes, a neutral flame is produced. It has two definite zones - A sharp brilliant inner cone, An outer cone or envelop of bluish colour. Most commonly used flame because it has temperature about 3200°c Applications: Used for welding stcels, aluminium, copper and cast iron ete, Page S ot ge MAMARASUTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION (ua) (Autonomons) = CISONEC - 27001 - 2013 Certified) (a) Neuteal flame 2100 °C (3800 °F) 260 °C (2300 °F) | Inner cone Outer 3040-3300 °C (5500-6000 °F envelope C. Oxidizing Flame: If more oxygen is added, the cone becomes darker and more Pointed, while the envelope becomes shorter and more fierce is called Oxidizing flame. Has the highest temperature about 3400%. In this flame excess of oxygen & less amount of acetylene are added. The flame has two zones- the smaller inner cone which has purplish tinge, the outer cone or envelop. Applications: Copper base metal like Brass & bronze, zinc base metal, a few types of ferrous metal such as manganese steel and cast iron (b) Oxidizing flame Outer envelope (small and narrow) Inner cone (pointect) a) State insert specification in CNC machine. 04 Answer : (Any four ~1 mark each) A, Turning Insert Shape: The first letter in general turning insert nomenclature tells us about the general turning insert shape, turning inserts shape codes are like C, D, K, R, S, T, V, W. Most of these codes surely express the turning insert shape like C=C Shape Turning Insert D=D Shape Turning Insert K=K Shape Turning Insert R= Round Turning Insert S = Square Turning Insert T= Triangle Turning Insert V=V Shape Turning Insert W = W Shape Turning Insert 04 Page 6 0! MATIARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ‘(Autonomous) (ASOMEC - 27001 -2013 Certified) ws v & General Turning Insert Nomenclature Shape B. Turning Insert Clearance Angle: | ‘The second letter in general turning insert nomenclature tells us about the turning insert clearance angle. The clearance angle for a turning insert is given as Turning Insert with 5° clearance angle C= Turning Insert with 7° clearance angle Turing Insert with 20° clearance angle N= Turning Insert with 0° clearance angle -= Turning Insert with 11° clearance angle specific a © description General Turning Insert Nomenclature Clearance-Angle C. Turning Insert Type: ‘The fourth letter of general turning insert nomenclature tells us about the turning insert hole shape and chip breaker type. A= Turing insert with Cylindrical hole G= Turning insert with Cylindrical hole and Double-Sided C! ning insert with Cylindrical hole and Single-Sided Chipbreaker N= Turning insert with no hole and no Chipbreaker P= Turning insert with Cylindrical hole and Hi-Double-Positive Chipbreaker Q= Turning insert with 40-60° Double Countersink Hole pbreaker R = Turning insert with no-hole and Single-Sided Chipbreaker Page 7 o! Y ICATION eset MAIAWASHITRA STATE HOARD OF TECHNICAL EDU ‘ (Autonomous) “= (iso/rec - 27001 - 2013 Certified) ingle-sk ipbreaker T= Turning insert with 40-60° Double Countersink Single-sided Chipbr W = Turing insert with 40-60° double countersink X= Turning insert with Special Design 4 fm |e Se @ MOM |p oo M MEM [7 Mey Q =) |” Bee > ED jx ee General Turning Insert Type Give the forging sequence for making crankshaft. 04 Answer: (04 marks for complete sequence with neat sketches) Forging Sequence for Manufacturing Crank Shaft: [1] Stock is redistributed and size is increased at certain place and reduced at other place by roll forging, CT KY [2] After preliminary roll forging, stock is again roll forged. [3] This stock is then forged in first impression or blocking die. o4 Page 8 of A [5] Then the finished part is then trimmed in blanking die to remove excess metal or flash. of H “Answer: (neat labeled sketch carry 4 marks) Draw a neat sketch of dies in press working. 04 04 Pissed iSstom on Fig, dies in press workng, Page 9 o! (Autonome) SICAL E IN GGG «MATT sTare nogny on rHeuMteat EDvEATIO — (ISOMEC - 27001 - 2013 Certified) State different types of dies in press working. ‘Answer: (2 marks for each) The various types dies used in press work are: 1. Types of dies according to operations performed a. Shearing b. Bending c. Drawing 4. Squeezing 2. Types of dies according to construction Simple ii, Follow or progressive iii, Compound iv. Combination v. Rubber 02 ‘State working principle of spot welding with sketch. 04 ‘Answer: ( Working= O2marks, Sketch= O2marks) Spot Welding: Spot welding is employed to join overlapping strips, sheets or plates of metal at small areas The pieces are assembled between two electrodes, which must possess high electrical & thermal conductivity and retain the required strength at high temperatures, so they are made of, pure copper for a limited amount of service, and of alloys of copper or tungsten, or copper and chromium for continuous working. When current is turned on, the pieces are heated at their contacts to a welding temperature, and with the aid of mechanical pressure the electrodes are forced against the metal to be welded. 02 02 Page 10 ot Z MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION (tonomous) (sonEC - 27001 -2013 Certified) Resistance Spat Welding (RSW) Work piece Fig, Spot Welding Attempt any THREE of following. 04 04 State advantages and limitations of forging process. ‘Answer: (List any two of the following, 1 Marks for each) Advantages of forging processes: : |_-})- Complex shaped parts can be forged 2) Mass production with greater accuracy is achieved. _3Y I is very easy to maintain close tolerances. 4) Relatively good utilization of materials. 5) Does not require highly skilled operator. 6) Better reproducibility. _7) Machining is not necessary to obtain final shape 1g, 1 Marks for cach) Limitations (List any two of the follo J.Initial cost of die is high Page 11 01 N MAIIARASIITRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATIO! (Autonomous) (ISOMEC - 27001 - 2013 Certified) 3. Limitation in size and shape _4. Heat treatment process increases cost of the product 5. Brittle materials can’t be forged 6. Complex shapes can’t be produced by forging _7. Rapid oxidation of metal surface at temperature wears the dies ‘Compare TIG and MIG welding process. “ Answer: (/ mark for each point) ianaisdbaacedaineoune (Atleast 4 points of 1 Marks each) Sr.No | MIG Welding TIG Welding _ 1 | In tungsten inert gas arc welding, | In metal inert gas arc welding non-consumable tungsten electrode | consumable metallic electrode is is used, used. : 2 [Both A.CandD. C.canbeused, | D.C. with reverse polarity is used. na 3 | Filler metal may or may not be used. | Filler metal not used as electrode itself serves both purpose of producing arc and filler metal. 4 | Not used for welding plated thicker | Best suited for welding jobs thicker than 6 mm. than 6 mm. 5___| Welding speed slow ‘Welding speed fast 6 | Electrode feed not required Electrode need to be feed at constant speed form wire reel 7__| Penetration not so much deeper Deeper penetration is obtained 8__| Requires skilled operator. ‘No so much is required for operators. State resistance welding process and its application in automobile industry. 04 “Answer: (Process =02 marks, Applications =O2marks) Resistance Spot welding: Spot welding is employed to join overlapping strips, sheets or plates of metal at small areas, The pieces are assembled between two electrodes, which must possess high electrical & thermal conductivity and retain the required strength at high temperatures, so they are made of Pure copper for a limited amount of service, and of alloys of copper or tungsten, or copper and | 03 Chromium for continuous working. When current is turned on, the pieces are heated at their contacts to a welding temperature, and with the aid of mechanical pressure the electrodes are forced against the metal to be welded. Page 1201 4 <= _MAARASITTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION (Autonomous) = (@sonEC 27001-2013 Cert) Resistance Spot Weld: 2 (RSW) Electrode AC Power Supply ° llecteods =i Application in automibile industry are, Fuel pump assembly, Fuel pump housing,switch assembly,celay assembly, wire hamess,sensor ete. ol State the advantages of metallic coating process 4 ‘Answer: (List any four of the following, | Marks for each) 1. Superior protection for metal surfaces against rust, oxidation and corrosion, 2. Minimizing friction 3- Protection from chemicals 4. Easing assembly and disassembly 5 plifying cleanup and providing nonstick characteristies With the help of figure, state axis identification of VMC machine. 04 ‘Answer: Fig. Asis orientation for VMC 04 Page 13 ot MAMARASIITRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ‘hutonomous) (ISOMEC- 27001 2013 Certitied) Answer: (I marks for explanations&1 marks for sketch! marks for explanations] ‘marks for sketch) ee Explain following press operation with a neat sketch: | -2 ') Drawing operation, ii) Embossing operation iii) Blanking operation — () Drawi i i frets ‘ng operation: The drawing is the operation of production of cup shaped parts | for from flat sheet metal blanks by bending and plastic low of the metal. The operation is | "Patio also known as cupping, The drawing operation is illustrated in Fig. & \ o 1 marks, A ay ke for sketch (SE) fl | L Wi (ii) Embossing: The embossing is the operation of giving impressions of figures, letters or designs on sheet metal parts. The punch, or the die, or both of them may have the | 1 marks engravings which are marked on the sheet metal by squeezing and plastic flow of the | for metal exanato & I marks for sketch @ o Git) Blanking: The blanking is the operation of cutting of flat sheet fo the desired shape. The metal punched out is the required product and the plate with the hole left on the dic goes as waste. Page 14 01 4 ap MAIIARASIITRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ‘um (Autonomous) (@sOnEC - 27001 -2013 Certied) store Applications: Automobiles, motor-cycles, boats, bicycles, sporting items, tools fixtures, commercial and residential hardware and houschold utensils and appliances, 1 marks for explanatio ns & LL |} 1 marks Blorieing | sketch Punch and die set up for piercing, punching and blanking 1. Stop, 2. Plate, 3. Punch, 4. Stripper plate, 5. Die. Explain Buffing and Hoping operations with the applications. 06 “Answer: (2 marks for explanations, 2 marks for sketch, 2 marks for applications) Butfing! Buffing is a polishing operation, in which the workpiece is brought in contact with a revolving cloth buffing wheel that usually has been charged with a very fine | 2 marks abrasive. In this action, the abrasive removes amounts of metal from the workpieces, thus | for : ~ explanatio jinating the scratch marks and producing a very smooth surface. Buffing wheels are | ns made of discs of linen, cotton, broad cloth and canvass. They are made more or less firm by the amount of stitching used to fasten the layers of the cloth together. Fabric wheat 2 marks for sketch oun 2 marks a ating for application s Page 15 0: . ON MAIIARASIITRA STATE BOARD OF TECIINICAL EDUCATE ‘hutonomons) (ISOMEC -27001 - 2013 Certified) Honing: ial is removed. a grinding or abrading process. In it, a very little material is remo Honing i i licon carbide The cutting action is obtained from abrasive sticks (aluminium oxide or si ) the work and the tool prevails | 2 marks for explanati sults in rapid | ns mounted in a mandrel or fixture. A floating action between so that any pressure exerted on the tool is exerted and transmitted equally on all sides. The ting motion as it rotates. This action rest honing tool is given a slow reciprocal the generation of a straight and round surface. removal of stock and at the same time, Defects such as slight eccentricity, a wavy surface, or a slight taper caused by previous operations can be corrected by this process ications: automobile engine cylinders, bearings, gun barrels, ring gauges, piston pins. | 2 marks ADI for sketct Shafts and flange faces. Universal joints es for Micrometer applicatic ns adjustment Honing stick Vertical Honing Machine. ‘State procedure for developing the part program using ISO codes in CNC 06 programming. “Answer: (7 mark for each) Procedure for part programming ee ‘sted | each poin ‘There are two methods of part programming: manual part program and computer part programming. Manual part programming: To prepare a part program using the manual method, Page 16 01 aupep 1 . The NC tape is prepared directly from the manuscript. - Define the axis coordinates in relation to the work part, |. Define safe (target point) point and origin point (work zero). . The tape is inserted to read the first block in to the system. . The functions like machining, tool changing, spindle ON/OFF, coolant ON/OFF, za MANARASIITRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION SS (Autonomous) (ISOMEC - 27001 - 2013 Certified) The programmer writes the machining instructions on a special form called a part Programming manuscript, The manuscript is a listing of the relative tool and work piece location, program stop and tape rewinding are carried out as per the program. Attempt any TWO of the following:+ 12 Prepare the part program for the given workpiece on Turning center (CNC Lathe) using ISO codes. ‘Speed=1200 r-p.m. feed=0.2 mmirv. 06 Page 17 0: MAMARASIHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ‘(Autonomeus) (ISOMEC-27001 -2013 Certified) using ISO codes. Assume suitable data. 1 marks for sketch = = 1 marks wo ie PR eee forco- | Tsyets T= No Gs4 G71) G90 G95 EOS ordinate | 2 TsTe f= N4& Mee ToID) MoS coe table ' 2 [20 |=10 | 10 N@ moa Si200 608 3 [20 |-26| — Nie Goo xo 25 SoS | He yee Feel = Niz Gol xo zo FO-2 ECe 4 saacks | [fee Eroal = Ni4 Goa X20 Z-10 Rie €oG are e faa [oe — Mle Gol x20 2-20 Eo@ eas (7 le2[s [- NIB Gol x40 Z-%0 FOR \ eee) te aor x40 Z- 100 Eo femeingtes ot N22 Gol X42 Zoo CoB | can be Avi fe te oh, NIG Goo x42 25 EB Simpnene’* | nae a74 vo we Som femr re sate N28 mes mos com ven «x | nso mse com Prepare the part program for only drilling operation on the given plate on VMC 06 ge Now 2, Page 18 of Ma HARASIITRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL (utonomaus) ee some -27001"2013 Certined) \ k 1 marks for omm, A holes . sketch fax covowdinates & - )_ points] x | ¥ |Z = a 1 marks for all ol S_ |-20}15 |5 co-ordinate ‘©, - é g monies table a 2 [15 lis | « }-=}4—S 2 _, ZA IS lis -a7 4 marks for so part prograr v c a 6s lis |5 Hi Tr BA [6s [Is |-2 i Hie] Br ST C oA 4 6s |as|s A ASSUMING plate thickest #A | 6S | 4s [27 as 25MM. students can 5 i's [as [s absum Suifelle thickness: SA [IS [4s 7 | Poogearm | 022227 Eom Nz @5& G7l G90 Gay E08 N28 G00 xIS Y4s 7SE08 | TA) Mog Toto! moe foe NBO Gol XIS Y4S 2-27 EOB | ee eae ane Naa Gol XIS Yas ZS £08. | Ne G00 X20 Vis ZS EB 7 No Goo xis Tis 7S G50 Nay G91 G74 ZO GOB Ni Gol AIS Nis 227 Floo EOB |N36 Gal G74 KO XO £08 Nik Goo AS YIS 25 £08 Nae Mos MOI ECB Nie Goo Kes YS 25 E08 Nye 1920 €OB NIG Gol yes is 227 E08 Nr Goo xéS Nis 2S EO Nar Geo KES Yas 7S GOB Nou Gol x65 Yue 2-27 EOB N26 G00 KES 4s 25 OB ip C__ | Prepare the part program for the given workpiece on WMC using ISO Codes. 06 Spindle speed = 100 r.p.m Feed 00mm/min. Cutt O10 mm ELS.S, cutter Plate thickness = 20mm Page 19 ot (tonoinous) (sonEC-27001 - 2013 Certified) Mamal RASIITRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION ‘Answer: co- ordinakes pes] x] Vv =] = Ss |-20] o | s [- | olo |s5 |[- ta | o | © [-20|— 2 |g0[ 0° |-29|- Freeree mn 3 |loo| to |-20/10 03333 BoB 4 | 100] 45 [=20 | - Nr G54 G71 G90 G94 E08 = NG Mos Tole] Mok FoR S ee oe N& mo3 Slo00 OB 6 [ao [ss |-20] - NI

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