a) A face milling operation is not yielding the required surface finish on the work. The cutter is a four-tooth insert type face milling cutter. The machine shop foreman thinks the problem is that the work material is too ductile for the job, but this property tests well within the ductility range for the material specified by the designer. Without knowing any more about the job, describe THREE (3) changes in i. cutting conditions ii. tooling would you suggest to improve the surface finish?

a) A face milling operation is not yielding the required surface finish on the work. The cutter is a four-tooth insert type face milling cutter. The machine shop foreman thinks the problem is that the work material is too ductile for the job, but this property tests well within the ductility range for the material specified by the designer. Without knowing any more about the job, describe THREE (3) changes in i. cutting conditions ii. tooling would you suggest to improve the surface finish?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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