1) The document discusses key considerations in selecting machining processes, including physical parameters, shape applications, process capabilities, and economic factors.
2) Physical parameters that vary by process include potential, current, power, and gap. Process capabilities differ in terms of material removal rate, tolerance, surface finish, and corner radii.
3) Economic factors for each process relate to capital investment, tooling/fixtures, power requirements, efficiency, and tool consumption.
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UCMP_Considerations in Process Selection & Materials Applications
1) The document discusses key considerations in selecting machining processes, including physical parameters, shape applications, process capabilities, and economic factors.
2) Physical parameters that vary by process include potential, current, power, and gap. Process capabilities differ in terms of material removal rate, tolerance, surface finish, and corner radii.
3) Economic factors for each process relate to capital investment, tooling/fixtures, power requirements, efficiency, and tool consumption.
1) The document discusses key considerations in selecting machining processes, including physical parameters, shape applications, process capabilities, and economic factors.
2) Physical parameters that vary by process include potential, current, power, and gap. Process capabilities differ in terms of material removal rate, tolerance, surface finish, and corner radii.
3) Economic factors for each process relate to capital investment, tooling/fixtures, power requirements, efficiency, and tool consumption.
Lecture-2 Considerations in Process Selection • To make efficient use of modern machining, it is necessary to know the exact nature of machining problem • For a given machining problem, the aspects to be studied in selecting a machining process are: i) Physical Parameters ii) Properties of the work material and the shape to be machined iii) Process capability iv) Economic Considerations Physical parameters Parame USM AJM ECM CHM EDM EBM LBM PAM ter Potenti 220 220 10 - 45 1,50, 000 4500 100 al (V) Current 12 (AC) 1 10,000 - 50 0.001 2 500 (Amp) (Pulsed (Pulsed (Avg.) (DC) DC) DC) 200 (Peak) Power 2400 220 100000 - 2700 150 (avg.) - 50000 (Watt) 200 (peak) Gap 0.25 0.75 0.20 - 0.025 100 150 7.5 (mm) Mediu Abrasive Abrasive Electro Liquid Liquid Vacuum Air Argon m in water in gas lyte chemic dielectri or al c Hydro gen Shape applications of modern machining processes Proce Holes Through Cavities Surfacing Through Cutting ss Precision holes Standard Precision Standard Double Surf. Shallow Deep Contou Of rev. ring D<0.025 D>0.025 L<20D L>20D
USM - - A C A A C - C -
AJM - - B C C B - - A -
ECM - - A A B A A B A A
CHM B B - - C B - - A -
EDM - - A B A A B - C -
LBM A A B C C C - - A B
PAM - - B - C C - C A A
A-Good, B-Fair, C-Poor
Process Capability Process MRR Tolerance Surface Surface Corner radii, (mm3/min.) (µm) finish, CLA, damage mm µm depth , µm USM 300 7.5 0.2 - 0.5 25 0.025 AJM 0.8 50 0.5 – 1.2 2.5 0.100 ECM 1500 50 0.1 – 2.5 5.0 0.025 CHM 15.0 50 0.4 – 2.5 50 0.125 EDM 800 15 0.2 – 12.5 125 0.025 EBM 1.6 25 0.4 – 2.5 250 2.50 LBM 0.1 25 0.4 – 1.25 125 2.50 PAM 75000 125 rough 500 - Conv. Milling 50000 50 0.4 – 5.0 25 0.050 of steel Economic considerations Process Capital Tooling & Power Efficiency Tool investment Fixtures requiremen consumptio t n USM B B B D C AJM A B B D B ECM E C C B A CHM C B D C A EDM C D B D D EBM D B B E A LBM C B A E A PAM A B A A A Conv. Milling B B B A B of steel A-Very low, B-Low, C-Medium, D-High, E-Very high Comparison of some modern machining processes Materials Applications Process Material Al Steel Super Titaniu Refract Plastics Cerami Glass Alloys m ories cs USM C B C B A B A A AJM B B A B A B A A ECM B A A B B D D D CHM A A B B C C C B EDM B A A A A D D D EBM B B B B C B A B LBM B B B B C B A B PAM A A A B C C D D
A – Good Application B – Fair C-Poor D-Not Applicable
Mechanical Properties and Performance of Engineering Ceramics and Composites X: A Collection of Papers Presented at the 39th International Conference on Advanced Ceramics and Composites