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SOLVED PROBLEMS Problem 1 A Shaper Is Operated At 125 Cutting Strokes Per Minute And Is Used To Machine A Work Piece Of 300 Mm In Length And 125 Mm In Width. Use A Feed Of 0.6mm Per Stroke And A Depth Of Cut Of 6mm. Calculate The Total Machining Time For Machining The Component. The Forward Stroke Is Completed In 230 0. Calculate The Percentage Of The Time When The Tool Is Not Contacting The Work Piece. S = 125 Strokes/Min Work Piece Length, L = 300mm W = 125 Mm F = 0.6mm/Stroke T =6mm Forward Stroke Angle, 230 o f Solution Let Us Assume The Approach And Over Run = 25mm Stroke Length L = L+25=300+25=325mm W 125 SN 208.33 209 Number Of Strokes, f 0.6 Total Time For Completing One Stroke, T L 325 S 125 2.6min. Total Machining Time, T1 TxSN 2.6x209 543.4 min Ans. Percentage Of Time When The Tool Is Not Contacting The Work Piece 360 0 360 230 x 100 360 360 36.11% Ans. m Angle of cutting stroke Angle of return stroke But, The Angle Of Return Stroke 360 o f 360 230 130 230 Ratio, m 1.769 Ans. 130

Problem 2 Calculate The Power Required For Shaping Stect With A Depth Of Cut Of 2.8mm, Cutting Speed 65m/Min And The Work Length 50mm. The Feed Rate Is 0.5mm/Rev. Take Machining Constant K As 70x10 6. T = 2.8mm V = 65m/Min = 65x1000mm/Min L =50mm F = 0.5mm/Rev Material Removal Rate, W = F T V = 0.5x2.8 X 65 X 1000 P = Kw Power Required, P = 79 X 10-6+ X 91000 = 70189 H.P Ans = 7.189 X 0.736 = 5.29 Kw Problem 3 Estimate The Shortest Machining Time Required In A Shaper To Machine A Plate Of 200 X 90 Mm Under The Following Conditions. Cutting Speed = 13.3m/Min Feed = 0.57 Mm/Double Stroke Number Of Passes = One Approach + Overrun (Longitudinal) =20mm (Lateral) = 4mm Ratio Of Cutting Speed To Rapid Return = 0.83 Cutting Speed, V = 13.3m/Min Feed, F = 0.5mm/Double Stroke Number Of Pass, N=1 Approach Over Run, A = 20mm Work Length, L = 200mm Work Width W = 90mm Ratio M = 0.83

Length of cutting stroke Cutting speed V Time taken for the same stroke Total / doublestroke Time for forward stroke return stroke L L T m V V L l m V Total length, L l A 200 20 = 220mm=0.22m 0.22 1 0.83 13.3 0.0303min Total Time T = Number Of Strokes SN = w f Total Width = W+ Lateral Approach = 90+4 =94mm 94 164.9 165 stroke, SN = 0.57 Total time required for finishing the complete job T TxS 0.0303x165 t N Problem 4 4.9975mm 5 min Ans. The Cross-Feed On A Shaper Consists Of A Lead Screw Having 0.2 Threads Per Mm. A Ratchet And Pawl On The End Of The Lead Screw Is Driven From The Shaper Crank Such That The Pawl Indexes The Ratchet By One Tooth During Each Return Stroke Of The Ram. Ratchet Has 20 Teeth. a) Find The Cross Feed In Mm. b) If A Plate 100 Mm Wide Has To Be Machined In 10 Minutes Find The Cutting Speed In M/S. The Ratio Of Return To Cutting Speed Is 2:1 And The Length Of The Stroke Is 150mm. Given Data Lead Screw Threads = 0.2 Thread/Mm Ratchet Teeth = 20 Plate Wide, W = 100 Mm Machining Time, T = 10min Ratio Of Return To Cutting Speed 1/M = 2 Stroke Length L = 150mm

Solution Pitch Of The Lead Screw = 1 lead screw threads 1 5mm 0.2 Pawi Indexes 1 revolution per each storke 20 a) Cross Feed: F= Pawl Indexing X Lead Screw Pitch 5 0.25mm 20 Number Of Cutting Strokes, w 100 SN = 400 f 0.25 Total Time Required To Complete The Job, Tt = TXSN = 10x400=400min Length of cutting stroke Cutting Speed, V = Machining time, T Time taken for the cutting stroke 100 4000 Nx0.25 N 0.1rpm LN(1 m) 150x0.11 0.5 V Cutting Speed, 1000 1000 0.02225 m / min Problem 5 L Nf A 75cm X 20 Cm Surface Of Cast Iron Block Of 15 Cm Thick Is To Be Machined On A Shaper. Ram Speed Is 25mpm, Length Of Stroke Is 500 Mm, Depth Of Cut Is 4mm, Feed Id 1.5mm/Stroke Stock To Be Removed Is 7mm Side Cutting Edge Angle Of The Tool Is 45 0, Ratio Of Time Taken In Return Stroke To The Time Taken In Cutting Stroke Is 0.5. Determine The Metal Removal Rate And The Cutting Time. Cast Iron Block Of 75 X 20 X 15 Cm V = 25 Mpm L = 500 Mm T = 4mm F = 1.5mm/Stroke Stock To Be Removed = 6mm

0 45 m 0.5 Solution LN l m 500 x N 10.5 V 1000 1000 N 33.33 34rpm Metal Removal Rate W = F T L N = 1.5 X 4 X 500 X34 = 102 X 10 3 Mm 3 /Min Number Of Passes N = Stock to be removed depth of cut 6 1.5 2 4 LN 200x2 Total cutting time Tm Nf 34x1.5 7.84 min Ans. Problem 6: Direct Or Rapid Indexing Find Index Movement To Mill Hexagonal Bolt By Direct Indexing If The Rapid Index Plate Has 24 Slots. Number Of Slots To Be Moved = 24 24 4 N 6 After Machining One Side Of The Bolt, Index Plate Has To Be Moved By 4 Slots For 5 Times To Finish The Work. Problem 7: Compound Indexing Compound Indexing For 87 Divisions. Required Movement Of The Work Piece = 40 40 N 87

Suppose We Select Two Circles Of 29 And 33 Holes. Substituting The Values In The Expression 3.1. (Refer Compound Indexing) 87 33 29 1 40 29 33 110 Since, The Numerator Is One, The Selected Circles Are Correct. The Required Indexing Is Given By 40 110 110 11 23 3 3 87 33 29 33 29 23 11 or 3 3 29 33 Taking 3 As Common, The Above Expression Becomes 11 23 23 11 or 33 29 29 33 For Indexing, The Index Crank Should Be Moved By 23 Holes Of 29 Circle Forward Directions And Then The Plate And The Crank Together Is Moved By 11 Holes Of 33 Circles In Backward Direction. Problem: 8 Compound Index For 69 Divisions. Required Index Movement = 40 40 N 69 Suppose, We Select Two Circles Of 23 And 33 Holes. Expression 8.1. Substitute The Values In 69 (33 23) 1 40 23 33 44 Since The Numerator Is Unity, The Circles Selected Are Correct. The Required Indexing Movement Is Given By 44 44 44 21 11 1 1 69 23 33 23 33

Taking 1 As Common, The Above Expression Become 23 11 33 33 Thus For Indexing 69 Divisions, The Index Crank Should Be Move By 21 Holes Of 23 Hole Circle In Forward Direction He Then The Plate And The Crank Together Is Moved By 11 Holes Of 33 Hole Circle In The Backward Direction. Problem 9: Differential Indexing Find Out The Indexing Movement Of Milling 119 Teeth Spur Gear On A Gear Blank. Assume A = 120 A. Gear Ratio: Gear on spindle stud Gear ration = Gear on bevel gear shaft = 40 ( A N) A 40 (120 119) 120 40 1 120 A Simple Gear Train Is Used. 1 1 24 24 3 3 24 72 Gear On Spindle Will Have 24 Teeth. Gear On Bevel Gear Shaft Will Have 72 Teeth B. Index Crank Movement: 40 40 1 A 120 3 1 8 8 3 8 24 The Index Crank Will Have To Be Moved By 8 Holes In 24 Hole Circle For Each Cut For 119 Times. C Number Of Idlers:

As (A - N) Is Positive, A Simple Gear Train With One Idler Is Used. The Index Plate Will Rotate In The Same Direction Of The Crank Movement. Problem 10 Calculate The Spindle Speed To Drill A Hole Of 50mm Using Cutting Speed As 25m/Min Diameter Of Hole, D = 50mm Cutting Speed, V = 25m/Min DN Cutting speed, V= 1000 50N 25= 1000 N = 159.15rpm say 160mm Ans. Problem :11 Calculate The Feed In Mm/Rev To Drill A Hole Of 30mm In One Minute To A Plate Thickness Of 40mm And Using A Spindle Speed Of 500rpm. Diameter Of Hole, D = 30mm Machining Time, T = 1 Minute Thickness Of Plate, Tp = 40mm Spindle Speed, N = 500rpm We Know That, Length of tool travel Machining Time, T = Feed in mm / rev r.p.m tp 0.3D Feed N 40 0.3 30 I = Feed 500 Feed 0.098 mm / rev Ans. Problem 12 Calculate The Machining Time Required For Making 15 Holes On A M.S. Plate Of 30mm Thickness With The Following Data:

Drill Diameter = 25 Mm Cutting Speed = 20m/Min And Feed = 0.13mm/Rev Given Data : Number Of Holes To Be Drilled = 15 Thickness Of The Plate, Tp = 30mm Drill Diameter, D = 25 Mm Cutting Speed, N = 20m/Min Feed, F = 0.13mm/Rev We Know That DN Cutting speed, V = 1000 25 N 20 = 1000 N = 254.65rpm say 260 rpm Length of tool travel Machining time, t = Feed in mm / rev r.p.m. tp 0.3D 30 0.3 25 t Feed N 0.13 260 t 6.66 minute for one hole Total Machining Time, Tm = 6.66 X 15 = 9.99 Minute Ans. Problem 13 A 40 Mm HSS Drill Is Used To Drill A Hole In A Cast Iron Black Of 80mm Thick. Determine The Time Required To Drill The Hole If Feed Is 0.2mm/Rev. Assume An Over Travel Of Drill As 5 Mm. The Cutting Sped Is 22m/Min. Drill Diameter, D = 40mm Thickness OfC.I.Block = 80 Feed, F =0.2mm/Rev Over Travel, S = 5 Mm Cutting Speed, V = 22m/Min

We Know That DN Cutting speed, V= 1000 40 N 22 1000 N 175rpm Length Of Travel Of Drill = Tp +0.3D +Over Travel = 80 + 0.3 X 40 + 5 = 97mm Machining time, t = 97 0.2 175 =2.77minutes Ans. Problem :14 Calculate The Power Required To Drill 25mm Diameter Hole In Aluminium Plate At A Feed Of 0.2mm/Rev And At A Drill Speed 400rpm. Determine Also The Volume Of Metal Per Unit Minute. Drill Diameter, D = 25 Material: Aluminium Feed, F =0.2mm/Rev Drill Speed, N = 400rpm We Know That Torque T=C f D 0.75 1.8 From Table 3.1 ForAluminium, C = 0.11 0.75 1.8 T=0.11 (0.2) (25) = 10.8 N-m 2NT 2 400 10.8 Power. P= 60 60 P = 452.4W Ans. Volume Of Metal Removal/Minute = Area Of Hole X Feed X Speed

Energy Consumption = 2 = (25) 0.2 400 4 = 32.27 X 10 3 mm 3 Ans. 32.27 10 452.4 = 86.8m 3 /Watt Minute Ans. 3