Secondary and Finishing Operations

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What is the main limitation of the processes described before?

They cannot make parts to their final dimensions and surface finish

What kind of operations are being referred to?

Secondary and finishing operations

What is the importance of surface finish in part production?

It affects the part's functionality

What does the text imply about the processes described before?

They have limitations in terms of surface finish and dimensions

What is the context of the part production being discussed?

Production of high-precision mechanical parts

What is the term for the angle between the major flank and the cutting plane?

Clearance angle

What is the main goal of machining by cutting?

To remove material from the workpiece

Which of the following is NOT a type of material used for machining tools?

Glass

In the context of machining, what is the 'workpiece'?

The material being cut or shaped

What is the direction in which the cutting tool moves during machining?

Cutting direction

What is the primary effect of reducing friction between the cutting tool and work-piece?

Reduced wear of the tool

What is the result of reducing the friction between the cutting tool and work-piece on the tool's temperature?

The tool's temperature decreases

What is the primary benefit of reducing the friction between the cutting tool and work-piece?

Improved tool lifespan

What happens to the wear of the tool when friction between the cutting tool and work-piece is reduced?

The wear of the tool decreases

What are the two effects of reducing friction between the cutting tool and work-piece?

Reduced tool heating and reduced tool wear

What is the tool angle a measure of?

The angle between the tool face and the flank

What is the flank in relation to the tool?

The side of the tool

What is the wedge in the context of the tool?

The tool itself

What is the focus of the description provided?

Tool geometry

What is the critical aspect of the tool face in relation to the flank?

The angle between the tool face and the flank

What is the primary purpose of a face plate in a turning operation?

To hold the workpiece

What type of chuck is typically used for holding symmetrical workpieces?

3-jaw chuck

What is the primary difference between straight turning and taper turning?

The diameter of the workpiece

What is the formula to calculate the average diameter of the ring in a turning operation?

Davg = (D + d) / 2

What is the unit of cutting speed in a turning operation?

m/min

What is the formula to calculate the cutting time in a turning operation?

t = l / v

What is the primary purpose of knurling in a turning operation?

To create a textured surface

What is the term for the process of cutting a groove on the external surface of a workpiece?

External grooving

Study Notes

Secondary and Finishing Operations

  • Shiny bearing surfaces of a part cannot be made to their final dimensions and surface finish by any of the processes described before.

Tool Materials

  • Alloy tool steel
  • High speed steel
  • Carbides
  • Ceramics
  • Diamond

Machining by Cutting

  • Cutting direction is involved in the process
  • Depth to be cut is a factor
  • Tool and workpiece are involved in the process

Clearance (Relief) Angle

  • It is the angle between the major flank and the cutting plane
  • Reduces friction between the cutting tool and work-piece, reducing heat and wear of the tool

Tool (Wedge) Angle

  • It is the angle between the tool face and flank

Work Piece Holding

  • Face plate can be used
  • 4-jaw chuck can be used
  • 3-jaw chuck can be used
  • Between two centers can be used

Tool Holding

  • Tool post can be used

Main Turning Operations

  • Straight turning: involves multiple depths of cut
  • Taper turning: involves a tapered shape
  • Turning and external grooving: involves cutting a groove
  • Facing: involves cutting a flat surface
  • Cutting with a form tool: involves cutting a specific shape
  • Boring and internal grooving: involves cutting a hole and a groove
  • Drilling: involves cutting a hole
  • Recessing and Cutting off: involves cutting a recess and cutting off a piece
  • Threading: involves cutting a thread
  • Knurling: involves cutting a textured surface

The Turning Process

  • The average diameter of the ring can be calculated using Davg = (D+d) / 2
  • The cutting speed V (m/min) can be calculated using v = (πDN) / 1000
  • The cutting time can be calculated using t = l / v

This quiz covers the processes that cannot be used to achieve final dimensions and surface finish of a part. It explores the limitations of various manufacturing processes.

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