Engineering, 27.11.2019 05:31 nnn79
Determine the (a) cutting power, (b) force, and (c) time for the following cut made on a lathe: initial part diameter = 45 mm final part diameter = 40 mm length of cut = 350 mm feed rate = 0.3 mm per revolution work piece rpm = 4800 specific cutting energy = 3.2 w-s/mm3
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