Machining

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What is the common feature of material removal processes??

Removing material from a starting part to reach a desired geometry.

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Name the three categories. of material removal processes.

Conventional machining, abrasive processes, and non‑traditional.
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What is conventional machining?

Material removal using a sharp cutting tool.
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What characterizes abrasive processes?

Material removal by hard, abrasive particles.
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How do non‑traditional processes remove material?

By using various energy forms other than a sharp tool.

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What is the ‘primary motion’ in machining called??

Cutting speed (𝑣)
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What is the ‘secondary motion’ in machining called??

Feed(𝑓)
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Why is machining frequent? used for metals?

Because of its versatility in creating many shapes and features.

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What are two major disadvantages of machining??

It is wasteful of material and time‑consuming.
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Where does machining usually fit in the production sequence??

After casting or forging to provide final dimensions and finish.
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What is the definition of turning?

A single point tool removes material from a rotating workpiece.

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Which machine tool is used for turning? operations?

An engine lathe.

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How is drilling defined?

A rotating tool with two cutting edges creates a round hole.

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What is the feed direction?in a drilling operation?

Parallel to the tool’s axis of rotation.
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What is the primary motion in a milling operation??

The rotation of the milling cutter.

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How does feed motion work in milling??

The work piece is fed past the rotating cutter.

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Define peripheral milling.

Tool axis is parallel to the surface being machined.
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Define face milling.

Tool axis is perpendicular to the surface being machined.
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What is the purpose of the ‘rake face’ on a cutting tool??

To direct the flow of the newly formed chip.

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What is the purpose of the ‘flank’ on a cutting tool??

To provide clearance between the tool and the new work surface.

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Give an example of a multiple‑cutting‑edge tool.

Adrill bit or a milling cutter.
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What are the three dimensions of a machining process??

Cutting speed (𝑣), feed (𝑓), and depth of cut (𝑑).
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What is the formula for Material Removal Rate(𝑀𝑅𝑅)?

𝑀𝑅𝑅=𝑣⋅𝑓⋅𝑑
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What is the main goal of a roughing cut?

To remove large amounts of material quickly.

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What are the typical settings for a roughing cut?

High feeds and depths, lowcutting speeds.

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What is the main goal of a finishing cut??

To achieve final dimensions, tolerances, and surface finish.

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What are the typical settings for a finishing cut?

Low feeds and depths,high cutting speeds.

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What three functions does a machine tool perform?

Holds work, positions the tool, and provides power.
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What is a machining center?

An automated machine capable of performing multiple CNC operations..

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What does CNC stand for in machining??

Computer Numerical Control