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Sample Test Project District / Zonal Skill Competitions Skill- CNC Milling Category: Manufacturing & Engineering Technology Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 1

Table of Contents A. Preface... 3 B. Test Project... 4 C. Marking Scheme... 6 D. Infrastructure List... 13 E. Instructions for candidates... 15 F. Health, Safety, and Environment... 17 Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 2

Section - A A. Preface Skill Explained: CNC-milling machines are machine tools which are used for the shaping of metal and other solid materials. CNC refers to a computer ( control ) that reads and stores instructions which is used to control and drives a machine tool, a powered mechanical device ( machining centre ). A machining center is used to fabricate components using cutting tools for removal of material. To form the finished part, the cutting process can be started from a solid block, premachined part, casting, or forgings. The skill requires the CNC-milling machinist to read and interpret complex technical drawings and work to a high degree of precision. A Programme is required to operate the machine tool, can be generated manually or using Computer Aided Design, CAD/CAM Software. Large enterprises such as automobile plants, medium sized enterprises such as mould making and small enterprises in the maintenance field are few examples of where the CNC milling machinist professional plays a key, integral role to the success of the metalwork industries. Eligibility Criteria (for IndiaSkills 2018 and WorldSkills 2019): Competitors born on or after 01 Jan 1997 are only eligible to attend the Competition. Total Duration: 4 to 5 Hrs Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 3

Section - B B. Test Project The test project will cover Do the machining operation by manual operated conventional machine in LEVEL_1 of the competition Planning the operations and sequences Selection of proper clamping methods to clamp the part correctly & safely Selection of proper cutting tools & tool parameters Setting offset values for the cutting tools Executing the machining process to get the final part as per blue print. Perform the following machining operations: Level 1 (Conventional Machining Process) 1. Facing 2. Roughing and finishing 3. External contours 4. Island milling 5. Pocket (rectangular) 6. Drilling Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 4

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Section C C. Marking Scheme Marking Scheme: The Assessment is done by awarding points by adopting two methods - Measurement and Judgments Measurement It is used to assess the aspect which is measurable. It is used to assess the accuracy & precision of the dimensions of the Test Project Judgment It is used to assess other performance which can be measured in a robust way. It is used where there should be no ambiguity. Judgments are made based on Industry expectations. It is used to assess the quality of performance, for which there may be small differences of view when applying the external benchmarks. Aspects are criteria s which are judged for assessment ASSESSMENT AND MARKING USING JUDGEMENT Judgment uses a scale of 0-3. The 0-3 scale to indicate: 0: performance below industry standard 1: performance meets industry standard 2: performance meets and, in specific respects, exceeds industry standard 3: performance wholly exceeds industry standard and is judged as excellent SKILL ASSESSMENT SPECIFICATION A Main dimensions (50 out of 100 marks) Dimensions range from 0.02 to 0.04; Reamed bores: IT7; Hollow out bores: IT7; inside thread and outside thread: IT6 Form and positional tolerances as per DIN ISO 1101 B Secondary dimensions (25 out of 100 marks) Dimensions with general tolerance should be +/-0.04 oriented of the nominal size; e.g. 73.8 mm should be in between 73.76 mm and 73.84 mm. Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 6

Depth of hole and thread: 0/+2 mm; e.g. Depth size 16 should be 16.00 mm to 18.00 mm Depth of bore: 0/+0.5 mm; e.g. Depth size 22 should be 22.00 to 22.50 mm Radius: +/ 0.2; e.g. R12 should be R11.8 mm to 12.2 mm Angle: +/ 0.5 ; e.g. 30 should be 29.5 to 30.5 C Surface quality (10 out of 100 marks) Surface quality = Ra 0.8 to 3.2 D Conformity with drawing (10 out of 100 marks) D1 Chamfering edges by machine 2 marks D2 Chamfering edges manual 1 mark D3 Contour damage 1 mark D4 Conformity with drawing face one 2 marks D5 Conformity with drawing face two 2 marks D6 Conformity with drawing face three 2 marks E- Material Usage (5 out of 100 marks) The specific Marking Scheme will be finalized during the Skill Specific meet organized before the competitions Marking Summary Form Main criteria Judgment Measurement Total Main dimensions 50 50 Secondary dimensions 25 25 Conformity to Drawing 10 10 Surface finish 10 10 Use of Material 5 5 Grand Total 10 90 100 Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 7

MARKING SHEET for Zonal CompetitionsLEVEL_1 DRAWING Measurement Marking Form Skill No.: 07 Skill Name: CNC Milling Competitor No.: Competitor Name: Sub Criterion MAIN DIMENSION Aspect ID Max Mark Aspect of Criterion - Description Requirement or Nominal Size 1 5.00 Profile width_1 60.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 2 5.00 Profile width_2 50.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 3 5.00 Profile length_1 90.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 4 5.00 Profile length_2 80.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 5 5.00 Profile depth_1 10.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 6 5.00 Profile depth_2 4.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 7 5.00 pocket length 39.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 8 5.00 pocket width 30.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 9 5.00 pocket depth 5.0 (-0.05/+0.05) 10 5.00 Total thickness 20.0 (-0.05/+0.05) Result or Actual Value Mark Awarded 50.00 Maximum mark for sub criterion Total marks awarded 0 Signatures confirming the accuracy of this printed result Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 8

Measurement Marking Form Skill No.: 07 Skill Name: CNC Milling Competitor No.: Competitor Name: Sub Criterion Secondary Dimension Aspect ID Max Mark Aspect of Criterion - Description Requirement or Nominal Size 1 2.50 Outer length 100.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 2 2.50 Outer width 70.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 3 2.50 centre hole diameter 16.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 4 2.50 Drill hole diameter 6.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 5 2.50 Hole pitch in X axis 60.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 6 2.50 Hole pitch in X axis 56.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 7 2.50 Hole pitch in Y axis 36.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 8 2.50 Hole pitch in Y axis 37.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 9 2.50 Angle 45 degree 45.0 (-0.1/+0.1) 10 2.50 distance between Angle end 70.0 (-0.1/+0.1) Result or Actual Value Mark Awarded 25.00 Maximum mark for sub criterion Total marks awarded 0 Signatures confirming the accuracy of this printed result Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 9

Judgment Marking Form Skill No: 07 Skill Name: CNC Milling Competitor No: Competitor Name: Sub Criterion: Conformity with drawing Aspect ID Max Mark Aspect of sub Criterion - Description 1 2.00 chamfering edges by m/c 2 2.00 chamfering edges by manual 3 2.00 Contour Damage 4 2.00 Conformity with drawing _Face 1 5 2.00 Conformity with drawing _Face 2 Exp1 Experts Score ( 0 to 3 ) Exp2 Exp3 Mark Awarded 10 Max mark for sub criterion Max Mark Awarded Signatures confirming the accuracy of this result Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 10

Measurement Marking Form Skill No: 07 Skill Name: CNC Milling Competitor No: Competitor Name: Sub Criterion: Surface Quality Aspect ID Max Mark Aspect of sub Criterion Description Will be decided by the Jury Experts Score ( 0 to 3 ) Exp1 Exp2 Exp3 Mark Awarded 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 10 Max mark for sub criterion Max Mark Awarded Signatures confirming the accuracy of this result Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 11

Mark Summary Form Skill No. 07 Skill Name: CNC Milling Competitor No: Competitor Name: Criterion ID Criterion Description MAX ACTUAL A Main Dimension 50 B Secondary Dimension 25 C Conformity with Drawing 10 D Surface quality 10 E Use of material 5 Grand Total 100 Results Confirmed By SIGNED WITH DATE INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT EXPERT EXPERT CHIEF EXPERT Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 12

Section - D D. Infrastructure List Workshop Installation-Tools & Equipment positioned by Organizers Tool Kit-Tool & Equipment allowed to be brought by competitors for competitions The above will be decided during the Skill Specific Workshop. The draft Infrastructure List details is as under mentioned The Infrastructure list quantity can vary based on number of participants SI NO Description Qty Remark 1 work table 2 Chair 3 Computer 4 Working vice 5 Milling Machine CNC 7 compressed air 8 Air gun 9 Soft hammer 10 Cleaning waste 11 Cutting oil 12 Raw materials (for competition) 13 Raw materials (for familiarization) CUTTING TOOLS 14 NC Centre Drills 90º 8.0 15 NC Centre Drills 90º 10.0 16 HSS Drills 5.00 17 HSS Drills 6.0 18 HSS Drills 6.8 19 Tap M8 8.0 20 REAMER 7.0 21 End Mill (roughing) 8.0 22 End Mill (roughing) 10.0 23 End Mill (roughing) 12.0 24 End Mill (roughing) 16.0 25 End Mill (finishing) 8.0 26 End Mill (finishing) 10.0 27 End Mill (finishing) 12.0 28 End Mill (finishing) 16.0 Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 13

MEASURING INSTRUMENTS 29 Digital Vernier caliper 0-150 mm 30 Dial Vernier caliper 0-150 mm 31 Outside micrometers 0-25 32 Depth micrometers 0-25 33 Plain protractor 34 Dial indicators with magnetic stand 35 Universal dial (0.01mm) 36 Straight edge 150 mm 37 Scriber Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 14

Section E E. Instructions for candidates The Participating Competitors must consider the following; Experts shall not be allowed to give any help to Competitors to interpret the Test Project except where agreed by the Jury before the start of the competition Competitors have the right to expect fairness, honesty, and transparency during the Competition Every Competitor has the right to expect that no other Competitor will receive unfair assistance or any intervention that may provide an advantage Interference by officials or spectators that may hinder or assist Competitors in the completion of their Test Project is forbidden Accredited personnel at the Competition shall ensure that the above principles of honesty, fairness and transparency are observed at all times When the Competition is over, Competitors shall be given time to exchange views and experiences with other Competitors and Experts. In case a Competitor has to withdraw due to illness or accident; marks will be awarded for the work completed. In the event of Competitor fall ill or has an accident must be informed to Expert (Jury member) Check points for the competitor Check the raw material size before start Debur properly while clamping the work piece Check the clamping rigidity (clamping pressure) Use goggles (PPE) Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 15

Work with safety shoes Never move the hand or body near the running spindle Check the cutting tool condition Use proper cutting parameter Make sure the finished part is bur free Calibrate the measuring instrument before use Plan the machining operation sequence Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 16

Section F F. Health, Safety, and Environment 1. All accredited participants and supporting volunteers will abide by rules and regulations with regards to Health, Safety, and Environment of the Competition venue. 2. All participants, technicians and supporting staff will wear the required Personnel Protective equipment. Protective clothing must be selected according to the activity and related risk 3. When working with rotating machines, individuals must ensure that close-fitting clothing is worn, in order to avoid clothing becoming entangled in the equipment. Jewelry and long hair are a safety hazard and shall be taken off or covered. 4. All participants will assume liability for all risks of injury and damage to property, loss of property, which might be associated with or result from participation in the event. The organizers will not be liable for any damage; however, in case of Injury the competitor will immediately inform the immediate organizer for medical attention. Version 1 Dec 2017 Skill- CNC Milling 17