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M.Tech. (ME)(2017 Batch) (Sem.-2)
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ADVANCED METAL CUTTING
Subject Code : MTME-209 M.Code: 74985 Max. Marks : 100
Time: 3 Hrs.
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES :
- Attempt any FIVE questions out of EIGHT question.
- Each question carries TWENTY marks.
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- Discuss the tool signatures of a single point cutting tool in ORS and NRS systems. Illustrate all the SPCT elements with different views in both the systems.
- Explain the relationship between various forces in orthogonal cutting.
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- Prove that according to Ernst Merchant theory, the relation between rake angle (a), shear angle (ß) and friction angle (y) is given by : ß = p/4 – ?/2 + a/2
- Define and explain the significance of chip reduction coefficient. Describe the effect of cutting speed, depth of cut, feed and rake angle on chip reduction coefficient.
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- In an orthogonal turning operation, Cutting speed = 80m/min; cutting force = 20 kg; feed force = 8 kg; back rake angle = 15°; feed = 0.2mm/rev; chip thickness = 0.4 mm. Determine : shear angle, work done in shear and shear strain.
- Explain the construction and working of four component strain gauge type drill dynamometer.
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- Why tool wear is important in metal cutting? Explain the different types of tool wear encountered in machining operations.
- What do you understand by built up edge phenomenon in machining? Discuss the effect of cutting variables on built-up edge (BUE) and built-up layer (BUL).
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- Define machinability. Explain the effect of alloying elements on machinability. How does metallurgy of work material affect machinability?
- Find the time required to turn a 60 mm diameter rod to the dimensions shown in the figure. Take cutting speed as 20 m/min, feed as 1.2 mm/rev. All cuts are 3 mm deep. Also give the production rate for 6 hour tool life.
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- The following data were recorded while turning a work piece on a lathe: V=25m/min; f = 0.3 mm/rev.; d = 2.0 mm; tool life, T = 100 min. The following tool life equation is given for this operation VT0.12 f0.7 d0.3 = C. If V, f, d are all increased by 25% each & collectively. What will be their effect on tool life?
- Describe the criterion for selection of cutting tool, process parameters for machining of composites.
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- Discuss the factors affecting the surface quality of the machined surface.
- A 200mm long and 60mm diameter bar is to be turned on a lathe with a feed rate of 0.15mm/rev. The operating cost is Rs 0.50 per minute and the tool cost is Rs. 10 per edge. The tool changing time is about 2 minutes. Assume the weight of work piece as 0.14 kg. The following two work piece materials have been used:
Material Cost/kg Tool life equation X Rs. 100 Vt0.10 = 67 Y Rs. 120 Vt0.16 = 90
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- Write short note on any one of the following :
- ISO recommendation for assessment of machined surface
- Techniques for tools wear measurement.
- Calculate the machining time required for the slab milling operation for the following data: Diameter of milling cutter = 100 mm, cutter speed = 500 rpm, width of cutter = 100 mm, depth of cut = 5 mm, table feed =100 mm/min, length of work piece = 50 cm, width of work piece = 80 mm & Number of teeth in cutter = 8.
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- Write short note on any one of the following :
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