The document discusses shear plane angle calculations for orthogonal cutting operations. It provides the formula to calculate the shear plane angle (tan φ = r cos α / (1 - r sin α)) and gives an example calculation of 28.36 degrees. It also gives formulas for average shear stress on the shear plane (τs), shear force (Fs), cutting force (Fc), and frictional force (Ft). An example calculation is shown to find the shear force, cutting force, and frictional force in orthogonal cutting. The last part discusses the basic length unit (BLU) in CNC machines which represents the smallest movement distance, and provides an example calculation of a table movement of 5 microns.
The document discusses shear plane angle calculations for orthogonal cutting operations. It provides the formula to calculate the shear plane angle (tan φ = r cos α / (1 - r sin α)) and gives an example calculation of 28.36 degrees. It also gives formulas for average shear stress on the shear plane (τs), shear force (Fs), cutting force (Fc), and frictional force (Ft). An example calculation is shown to find the shear force, cutting force, and frictional force in orthogonal cutting. The last part discusses the basic length unit (BLU) in CNC machines which represents the smallest movement distance, and provides an example calculation of a table movement of 5 microns.
The document discusses shear plane angle calculations for orthogonal cutting operations. It provides the formula to calculate the shear plane angle (tan φ = r cos α / (1 - r sin α)) and gives an example calculation of 28.36 degrees. It also gives formulas for average shear stress on the shear plane (τs), shear force (Fs), cutting force (Fc), and frictional force (Ft). An example calculation is shown to find the shear force, cutting force, and frictional force in orthogonal cutting. The last part discusses the basic length unit (BLU) in CNC machines which represents the smallest movement distance, and provides an example calculation of a table movement of 5 microns.
Shear plane angle tan φ = r cos α = 0.5 cos 7c = 0.496 = 0.54
1 − r sin α 1 − 0.7 sin 7c 0.915 φ = tan−1 (0.54) = 28.36 - 28c Average stress on the shear plane area are τs = Fs & Fs = τs # As As where, As is the shear plane area = bt sin φ for orthogonal operation b:t = d:f τs # d # f So, Fs = = 250 # 3 # 0.20 = 319.50 - 320 N sin φ sin 28c
SOL 10.53 Option (B) is correct.
Now we have to find cutting force (Fc) and frictional force (Ft ). From merchant’s theory, 2φ + β − α = 90c β = 90c + α − 2φ = 90c + 7 − 2 # 28 = 41c We know that Fc = cos (β − α) Fs = Share force Fs cos (φ + β − α) cos (41c − 7c) Fc = 320 # = 320 # 1.766 - 565 N cos (28c + 41c − 7c) And Fs = Fc cos φ − Ft sin φ Fc cos φ − Fs So, Ft = = 565 # cos 28c − 320 = 178.865 sin φ sin 28c 0.47 = 381.56 N - 381 N
SOL 10.54 Option (B) is correct.
Given : N = 200 step/rev., p = 4 mm , U = 1 , f = 10000 Pulse/ min . 4 In a CNC machine basic length unit (BLU) represents the smallest distance. Revolution of motor in one step = 1 rev./step 200 Movement of lead screw = 1 # 1 = 1 rev. of load screw 200 4 800 Movement from lead screw is transferred to table. i.e. Movement of table = 1 # Pitch = 1 # 4 = 1 800 800 200 = 0.005 = 5 microns.
SOL 10.55 Option (C) is correct.
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