College of Technological
Studies Dept.
of Mech. Prod. Tech. Production Technology
(MEP232)
Student Name: Student
Number:
Information for Student:
1) Answer All Three questions
2) Answer should be
within the provided space on one side only.
2) Use descriptions and free-hand sketches as much as you
can.
3) Assume any possible missing information.
4) No materials are allowed.
Question
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Final [50] |
Homeworks
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Remarks
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Question One [Twenty Marks] |
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Question Two [Fifteen Marks] |
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Question Three [Fifteen Marks] Question Four [Ten Marks] |
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Please
note this is a cover page
Exam starts ext page
Question One: Milling Operations {Twenty
Marks}
Cutter |
Workpiece |
Operation
& Cutting Conditions |
·
Coated Carbide
Inserts. ·
Cutter Diameter
(Dc)=20 cm. ·
Helical Teeth Number (Z) = 20. |
·
Hard Alloy Steel. ·
Specific Energy
(Ks):40 kp/mm2 ·
Material resistance
(RI) : 0.5 |
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Five gang slot milling
with slot dimension 500*20*19 mm. ·
Cutting Speed (Vc):
2.0 m/sec. ·
Feed (F) =22.0 cm/min. |
Part A) Operation
Sketch [Three and half Marks]
Part (B) Machining
Time (Four and Half Marks)
a)
Rough Machining Time (Tr) =
b)
Finish Machining Time (Tf) =
c)
Total Machining Time (T) =
Results |
Rough Time |
Finish Time |
Total Time |
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Metal Removal Rate
(MRR) =
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Feed (Table) Power =
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Main Cutting Force
(Fc) =
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Radial Force Component
(Fr) =
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Axial Force Componet
(Fa) =
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Spindle Power (P) =
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Torque on Cutter
Arbor (Mtg) =
Results |
MRR |
Feed Power |
Fc |
Fr |
Fa |
P |
Mtg |
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Part (D) Load Curve
[Five Marks]
Discuss the above
case from surface finish and dimensional accuracy point of views and, propose a
better machining conditions
Question Two: Surface Grinding Operations [Fifteen
Marks]
Cutter |
Workpiece |
Operation & Cutting Conditions |
· Grinding Wheel · Diameter (Dg)=100mm. · Width (bg) = 60 mm. |
· Hard Alloy Steel Block. [400*20*30 mm]. · Removed thickness (h) =3 mm. |
· Work Strokes (Nw)= 2 ds/sec. · Wheel Speed=50 m/sec. · Rough & Finish depthes= 0.25 and 0.15 mm respectively. · Torque (Mtg) = 12 Kp.m. |
Part A) Operation Sketch (Three Marks)
Part (B) Speed, Feed,
and Depth of Cut (Three Marks)
a)
Wheel Speed (Vg)
=
b)
Vgf =
c)
Workpiece Speed
(Vw) =
d)
& Vwf =
e)
Relative Speed
(Vr)
f)
Rough feed (Sr)
g)
Finish feed (Sf)
=
h)
(itr) =
i)
(itf)
j)
(iBr) =
k)
(iBf)
Results |
Vgf |
Vwf |
Vr |
Sr |
Sf |
Itr |
itf |
IBr |
iBf |
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Part (C) Machining Time
(Three Marks)
a)
Rough Machiming Time (Tr)
=
b)
Finish Machining Time (Tf) =
c)Total
Machining time (T) =
Results |
Rough Time |
Finish Time |
Total Time |
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Part (D) Cutting
Forces and Power (Three Marks)
a) Main Cutting Force (Pz) =
b)
Wheel Motor Power (Pg) =
c)Work
Motor Power (Pw)
Results |
Pz |
Pg |
Pw |
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Part (E) Draw Sketches
indicating( Three Marks)
a)
Vertical Rotational
SurfaceGrinding Operations
B) Internal Floating Grinding Operation
Question Three: Broaching
Operations {Fifteen Marks}
Cutter |
Workpiece |
Operation & Cutting
Conditions |
·
Internal 3-bit keyway
Pull Broach on round surface |
·
Hard Alloy Steel Block ·
Slot Dimensions: 50 × 3 × 1.5 cm. ·
Specific Energy
(Ks):3000 kp/cm2 |
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Max Pulling Speed : 3
cm/sec. ·
Rough Depth per tooth
=0.12 mm. ·
S-Finish Depth /tooth
(tsf)=0.08mm. ·
Finish Depth/tooth
(tf)=0.04 mm. |
Part A)
Broach Dimensions & Operation Sketch (Five
Marks)
Part (B) Pitch Calculations (One and Half Marks)
Rough Pitch (Pr) =
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Semi-Finish Pitch
(Psf)=
·
Finish Pitch (Pf) =
Involved teeth (Zir
·
Involved Thickness
(hir)=
Results |
Pr |
Psf |
Pf |
hir |
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Part (C) Broach Parts
Lengths Calculations (Two and Half Marks)
Rough Length (Lr) =
Semi-Finish length (Lsf) =
Finish-Length (Lf) =
Effective Length (Le) =
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Total Length (Lb) =
Results |
Lr |
Lsf |
Lf |
Le |
Lb |
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Cutting Force (Pz) =
Consumed Power (P) =
Minimum Motor Power (Pm) =
Results |
Pz |
P |
Pm |
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Part
(E) Draw a sketch indicating the hydraulic driven broaching machine (Three
marks)
Question Three: CNC
Dyna Program {Ten Marks}
Write a
computer program in Conversational format for DYNA Milling machine.
Program the continuous path; use End
mill tool diameter 10 millimeters.
Feed Rate 50 millimeters / Minute in XY plane and 40 millimeters /
Minute along Z-axis. Your tool
path should be on the part boundary. Using Point to Point positioning program
the hole locations, drill two holes (use same tool for drilling
programming). Depth of cut should
not increase 4 millimeters for continuous path; depth of cut for drill holes
should be 10 millimeters.
Q: 1 Write
a computer program in Conversational format
for DYNA Milling machine.
Program the continuous path; use End mill tool diameter 10
millimeters. Feed Rate 50
millimeters / Minute in XY plane and 40 millimeters / Minute along Z-axis. Your tool path should be on the part
boundary. Using Point to Point positioning program the hole locations, drill
two holes (use same tool for drilling programming). Depth of cut should not increase 4 millimeters for
continuous path; depth of cut for drill holes should be 10 millimeters.
First movement is a rapid movement at the distance of X 10 mm , Y
10 mm from program reference zero.
Q: 1 Write
a computer program in Conversational format
for DYNA Milling machine.
Program the continuous path; use End mill tool diameter 10
millimeters. Feed Rate 50
millimeters / Minute in XY plane and 40 millimeters / Minute along Z-axis. Your tool path should be on the part boundary.
Using Point to Point positioning program the hole locations, drill two holes
(use same tool for drill programming).
Depth of cut should not increase 4 millimeters for continuous path;
depth of cut for drill holes should be 10 millimeters.
First movement is a rapid movement at the distance of X 10 mm , Y
10 mm from program reference zero.
First movement is a rapid movement at the
distance of X 10 mm , Y 10 mm from program reference zero.
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