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Turning Process

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Turning Process
Processes Cycle
- include
- Cycle Time
- Load/Un-load Time
- depend on
- Size
- Weight
- Work Piece's Complexicity
- Fixture Type
- Cut Time
- time req. for
- Cutting Tool
- equals to
- Cut Lenght(L) /Feed Rate(R)
- Cut Length(L)
- calculated by basis of
- Operation Type
- Feature Dim.
- according to
- Prod. Dwg
- Page 6
- Cutting Parameter
- Cutting Feed
- Cutting Speed
- measured in
- SFM (mm/min)
- which is
- Relative Velocity
- Cutting Edge
- between
- Workpiece Surface
- which determine
- Metal Removal Speed
- Surface Finish
- Power Requirement
- Surface Finish
- Cutting Edge
- Spindle Speed(N)
- Feed Rate(IPM)
- Axial Depth
- reqd. in
- Facing Oper
- such as
- Radial Depth
- Turning/Boring Oper
- such as
- Turning/Boring Oper
- Feed Rate(R) (Feed)
- expressed as
- Inch Per Min(IPM)
- equal to
- Cutting Feed(IPR) x Spindle Speed(N)
- Spindle(Workpiece) Speed(N)
- represented as
- SFM/pD
- in turn imply
- Rotational Motion
- described with
- Angular Velocity
- Angular Acceleration
- caused by
- Torque
- transmitted by
- Gear Box
- connected with
- Motor
- which produce
- Electric Power
- Connected with
- Angular Acceleration
- Cutting Feed (IPR)
- Inch Per Rev (mm/min)
- which is
- Distance
- the Cutting Tool
- Work-piece
- or
- During One Rev.
- advance
- Spindle Speed(N)
- X- Axiss
- Z-Axi
- which influence
- Surface Roughness
- indirectly influenced by
- Tool-nose Radius
- Z-Axi
- Work-piece
- the Cutting Tool
- Inch Per Rev (mm/min)
- Spindle(Workpiece) Speed(N)
- Cut Length(L)
- Idle Time
- Tool Replacement Time
- Load/Un-load Time
- Set--up Time
- composed of
- M/c Set-up
- Tool Path Planning
- Fixture Installation
Capabilities
Equipment
- Turning Machine
- refer to
- Lathe
- Page 3
- Turning Machine
Tooling
- Tooling Type
- classified as
- Single Point
- classified accordingly
- Combine with
- Variety Shape
- Style A (0° Lead Angle)
- Style B (15° Lead Angle
- Style C(0°Square Nose)
- Style D(80° Included Angle Pointed Nose Tool
- Style E (60° included Angle Pointed Nose Tool
- Surface Finish
- depend upon
- Geometric Properties
- lead to
- Surface Integrity
- Factors
- BUE
- Tool-Radius
- Feed
- Vibration/Chatter
- Surface Finish
- changes according to
- Cutting Condition
- Rel. Motion bet. Tool & Work-piece
- which generate
- illustrated as
- Operation
- Facing Tool (L or R)
- Turning Tool(L or R)
- Chamfering Tool
- Form or Profile Tool
- Parting or Necking Tool
- Threading Tool
- Boring Tool
- Knurling Tool
- Boring Tool
- Threading Tool
- Parting or Necking Tool
- Form or Profile Tool
- Chamfering Tool
- Turning Tool(L or R)
- Facing Tool (L or R)
- Multi-Point
- Machining Element during Cutting
- Cutting Parameter Depth of Cut Cutting Speed Feed Rate Lubrication Enviroment
- Work Piece Material Heat Treatment Crystallography Purity Mech. Properties Temp. Work Hardening before Machining
- Tool Material Geometry No of Cutting Edge Mechanical Properties Wear Resistance Thermal Conductivity
- Measurement shear Angle Cutting Force Power Surface Finish Tool Wear Deflection Temperature Vibration Part Dimen.
- High Accuracy
- Surface Quality
- Machine Part
- Surface Quality
- High Accuracy
- Machining Element during Cutting
- Tooling Matl.
- depends on
- Work-Piece Matl.
- in turn influence
- Tooling Properties
- lead to
- Tool Matl.
- Classified into
- .H.S.S. Carbide Carbon Steel Cobalt High Speed Steel
- Ferrous .
- Non-Ferrous
- Mono-metallic
- Bi-metallic
- Tooling Type
Material
- Raw Matl.
- lead to
- Work-Piece
- lead to
- Variety Shape
- available in
- Std . Stock Size
- Custom Extrusion
- such as
- Casting or Forging
- Selection
- considering
- Several Factors
- Matl. Selection
- Detail Page 7
- Matl. Selection
- Raw Matl.
Possible Defects
- Inaccuracy in Feature Dim/Surface Roughness
- caused by
- Possible Causes
- lead to
- Incorrect Cutting Parameter
- Dull Cutting Tool
- Tool Wear
- Un-secured Workpiece
- Inaccuracy in Feature Dim/Surface Roughness
Design Rule
- Work-Piece
- Min. Turning Amount
- Work-piece Size
- Feature
- facilitate
- Min. Set-up
- Std. Tool
- & min.
- No. of Tool
- Depth of Feature
- less tahn
- Tool Length
- Low. Tol. & Surface Roughness
- & avoid
- Under-Cut
- Work-Piece
Cost Drivers
- Matl. Cost
- Production Cost
- of
- Operation
- Tooling Coast
- ToolType
- Size
- Matl.
- ToolType
Introduction
- Matl. removal process
- is a
- Rotational Parts
- used to create
- Unwanted matl.
- by cutting away
- Work-piece
- from
- Fixture
- is attached
- Turning M/c
- which itself attached to
- Rotate Work-piece
- is allowed to
- High Speed
- at
- Cuts away
- Feeding
- by
- Cutting Tool(Single-point)
- Turning M/c
- is also secured
- Turning M/c
- Feeding
- Fixture Type
- depend upon
- Operation
- Work-piece Shape/Size
- Type of Operation
- leads to
- External Oper
- Facing
- Turning
- Grooving
- Cut-off
- Thread-Cutting
- Internal Oper
- Boring
- Fixture Set-up Time
- Work-piece Load Time
- Matl. removal process
Classification
- Direction of Tool Feed
- Straight Turning
- Taper Turning
- Direction of Tool Feed
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- Construction / Engineering Mind Map on Turning Process, created by Joydeep Sarkar on 18/02/2017.
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