Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing: Materials, Processes, and SystemsCovers engineering materials, production systems, and manufacturing processes, emphasizing manufacturing science and quantitative analysis of manufacturing processes, with even treatment of materials beyond an emphasis on metals. Chapters on materials identify the principle manufacturing processes for the given material, while processing chapters o. |
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Page 565
... operation . = 23.2 . The cutting conditions in an orthogonal cutting operation are v = 2 m / s , to 0.25 mm , and = 3.0 mm . The tool rake angle 10 ° , which produces a deformed chip thickness te = 0.54 mm . Determine ( a ) shear plane ...
... operation . = 23.2 . The cutting conditions in an orthogonal cutting operation are v = 2 m / s , to 0.25 mm , and = 3.0 mm . The tool rake angle 10 ° , which produces a deformed chip thickness te = 0.54 mm . Determine ( a ) shear plane ...
Page 566
... operation , ( b ) the horsepower that must be generated by the lathe , and ( c ) the unit horsepower and specific energy for the work material in this operation . 23.15 . In a turning operation on low carbon steel ( 175 BHN ) , the ...
... operation , ( b ) the horsepower that must be generated by the lathe , and ( c ) the unit horsepower and specific energy for the work material in this operation . 23.15 . In a turning operation on low carbon steel ( 175 BHN ) , the ...
Page 768
... operation is performed on stainless steel , whose unit melting energy Um 9.3 J / mm3 . The conditions are E 25 V , I = 125 A , f1 = 0.65 , and f2 = 0.70 . Filler metal wire of 3.0 - mm diameter is added to the operation , and the final ...
... operation is performed on stainless steel , whose unit melting energy Um 9.3 J / mm3 . The conditions are E 25 V , I = 125 A , f1 = 0.65 , and f2 = 0.70 . Filler metal wire of 3.0 - mm diameter is added to the operation , and the final ...
Contents
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS | 4 |
Material Properties Product Attributes and Related | 27 |
THE NATURE | 28 |
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