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    Fórmulas Fresamento Métrica

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    1) The document defines common formulas and terms used in milling processes such as cutting speed, spindle speed, feed per tooth, feed per revolution, metal removal rate, net power, torque, and machinability. 2) Key variables in the formulas include cutting speed (vc), spindle speed (n), diameter of cut (D), feed (f), number of teeth (z), axial depth of cut (ae), radial depth of cut (ap), and specific cutting pressure (kc). 3) The formulas are presented using standard metric units for milling processes like millimeters, meters, revolutions per minute, and watts.

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    1) The document defines common formulas and terms used in milling processes such as cutting speed, spindle speed, feed per tooth, feed per revolution, metal removal rate, net power, torque, and machinability. 2) Key variables in the formulas include cutting speed (vc), spindle speed (n), diameter of cut (D), feed (f), number of teeth (z), axial depth of cut (ae), radial depth of cut (ap), and specific cutting pressure (kc). 3) The formulas are presented using standard metric units for milling processes like millimeters, meters, revolutions per minute, and watts.

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    1) The document defines common formulas and terms used in milling processes such as cutting speed, spindle speed, feed per tooth, feed per revolution, metal removal rate, net power, torque, and machinability. 2) Key variables in the formulas include cutting speed (vc), spindle speed (n), diameter of cut (D), feed (f), number of teeth (z), axial depth of cut (ae), radial depth of cut (ap), and specific cutting pressure (kc). 3) The formulas are presented using standard metric units for milling processes like millimeters, meters, revolutions per minute, and watts.

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    Fórmulas Fresamento Métrica

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    1) The document defines common formulas and terms used in milling processes such as cutting speed, spindle speed, feed per tooth, feed per revolution, metal removal rate, net power, torque, and machinability. 2) Key variables in the formulas include cutting speed (vc), spindle speed (n), diameter of cut (D), feed (f), number of teeth (z), axial depth of cut (ae), radial depth of cut (ap), and specific cutting pressure (kc). 3) The formulas are presented using standard metric units for milling processes like millimeters, meters, revolutions per minute, and watts.

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    Formulas and definitions for milling - METRIC

    Turning
    Table feed, mm/min
    B
    v =f ×n×z

    Parting and
    grooving
    Cutting speed, m/min
    π × Dcap × n C
    vc =
    1000

    Threading
    Spindle speed, r/min Designation/

    vc × 1000
    n=
    π × Dcap D
    Symbol

    Unit
    Feed per tooth, mm
    a

    Milling
    vf
    fz = a
    n × zc
    D
    a
    E
    Feed per revolution, mm/rev D

    vf

    Drilling
    fz = f
    n
    f
    n F
    Metal removal rate, cm3/min v
    ap × ae × vf v
    Q=
    1000
    Boring

    z
    h
    Net power, kW h G
    k 2
    ae × ap × vf × kc
    Pc =
    Tool holding

    P
    60 × 106
    M
    3
    Torque, Nm Q

    Pc × 30 × 103 k H
    Other information

    Mc =
    π×n
    Machinability

    H 79

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