Design Principles of Metal-Cutting Machine Tools by F Koenigsberger

By F Koenigsberger

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A n d HEYMEL, E . , Schneidkeramik, 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Akademie-Verlag, Berlin 1959, and R A N D H A H N , H . , Jan. 1960. SCHMIDT, A . , PHILIPS, W . , and W I L S O N , G. F . , Ceramic and Carbide tool performance tests, A . S . M . E . Paper N o . 56-A-218; and KRABACHER, E. , Sept. 1958. PAHLITZSCH, G. , t)ber das Verhalten keramischer Werkzeuge beim Drehen, Werkstatt und Betrieb, July 1961. NICHOLSON, J . T .

Material 2. Diameter 3. Number of teeth 4. Helix and rake angles 5. Life (c) Cutting conditions 1. Cutting speed (v) 2. Feed rate (s) 3. Depth of cut (a) 4. Width of cut (b). 34 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE MACHINE F I G . 44. N o m o g r a m for the milling machine. kM values for: a—Alloy steel (100 tons/in ). b—Carbon steel (38 tons/in ), c—Light Alloy. 2 2 TOOL MILLING 35 MACHINE Recommended cutting speeds can be taken from Table 7. In the top left-hand corner of the nomogram (Fig. 44), the cutter diameter d (horizontal lines) and the cutting speed v (straight lines sloping at an angle of 45° downward from right to left) are plotted in such a manner that their intersections determine the spindle speed, n = v/nd (vertical lines).

The bearings and slideways shall be adequate to deal with the large cutting forces, and with the power required by large cutting forces and high operational speeds (d) Provision be made for lubrication and cooling of the cutting tools (e) Devices for removing the large amount of swarf produced be provided. Whilst the points covered by (d) and (e) depend partly on the application and layout of auxiliary equipment, points (a) to (c) can be analysed quantitatively. Apart from the maximum dimensions of the workpieces which have to be machined, the capacity specification of a machine must cover the following: 37 (a) 1.

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