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FUNDAMENTAL OF MACHINE TOOLS
Machine tools
 power operated machine
Expend energy to cut metal
Metal removed from blank in form of chips
to develop required product
Required finish and accuracy of the part is to
be maintained
Uses cutting tool
Non portable
Example-lathe, milling,broaching and so many
Operations-
Hold the blank
Hold cutting tools
Dofferent types of motion-linear, rotary,
combination or intermittent as nedded for
different parts
 Input-information of job shape,size
-work shape.size, material
- energy,machine tool information
 Output-required shap. Size accuracy
-finish and integrity of surface
-rate of production, mfg cost/piece
input output
machine tool
operator feed back
to operator
Man machine system
Lathe Machine Drilling Machine
Classification
Based on field of application
i. General purpose-
Highly flexible, wide range of work-piece
Variety and material, cost effective job
Production. Ex-plain turning lathe, turret
lathe, milling machine, grinding machine
etc.
ii. Production purpose-
Less flexible, work variety and material
limited, cost effective batch and mass
Production. High power and rigid. ex- multi
tool lathe, plunge cut grinder etc.
iii. Specialized – same shape but different
size product. Readily can be switched over
from one job to other. Ex-
iv. Single purpose –specialized for a
definite machining operation. Ex. Thread
cutter, gear hobber etc.
v. Special machine tool—tool
grinder, threading by die tap etc.
 Based on configuration- horizontal,
vertical, inclined
 Based on primary machining
operation-
turning, milling, grinding, combination
machine tool
Based on nature of cutting motion-
Rotating tool/reciprocating tool
According to accuracy–
normal accuracy-majority of components
Higher accuracy-critical parts requiring
assembly and alignments
Precision- more stringent accuracy and
narrow tolerance
Based on environment-
Heavy duty->10kw, continuous running
Medium duty-3-10kw, medium load
Small duty- <3KW, small load and minimum
time of running
Based on degree of automation-
Manual-control
Semi automated-
automated-
Major components of machine tools
 Components for holding tool and
workpiece
 Prime mover to provide power
 Kinematic chain for transmission and
transformation of power
 Structural body sufficient to support
dead and live load within specified limit
 Proper control and automation systems
Specification of machine tools
It is the parameters to express the
functional requirements of the machine
Tools. generally they are
• Size limit of the work
• Maximum and rated power
• Spindle speed-range, no of divisions
• Feed ranges
• Floor space , weight etc.
• So many others
Types of motion in machining
 (i) primary motion—it serve the
purpose of removing metal. It is
two types
(a) principal/ cutting motion-
depends on optimum cutting
speed for tool work-piece
combination and nature of
machining. It may be rotary, linear
or combination of both
(b) feed motion-depends on
required finish of the product. It
may be continuous, intermittent,
compound
 (ii) auxiliary motion- it help to
accelerate other processes
involved in production apart actual
machining. This motion may be
hand driven or automated. Ex-
changing of speed and feed,
clamping and unloading of work in
the machine tool etc.
Performance criteria of machine tools
 Safety
 Ease of operation-less fatigue for operation,
loading, unloading and bringing tool and
workpiece in engagement should be easier by
automation or quick acting clamp etc.
 Production accuracy-geometric, locational and
dimensional accuracy with surface integrity as per
requirement. Possible if machine tools is designed
with sufficient stiffness and alignment and
manufacturing accuracy of components.
 Production capacity-max. no. work-piece per unit
time would be as per required.
 Reliability and maintainability-
 Ease of maintenance
 Compactness-should be high, fixed and operating
cost should be as low as possible.
Cost effectiveness of machine
tools
1
2
3
Cost
Of
Prdn.
Rate of production
1.General purpose
2. NC Mahines
3.Special purpose machine

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  • 1. FUNDAMENTAL OF MACHINE TOOLS Machine tools  power operated machine Expend energy to cut metal Metal removed from blank in form of chips to develop required product Required finish and accuracy of the part is to be maintained Uses cutting tool Non portable Example-lathe, milling,broaching and so many Operations- Hold the blank Hold cutting tools Dofferent types of motion-linear, rotary, combination or intermittent as nedded for different parts  Input-information of job shape,size -work shape.size, material - energy,machine tool information  Output-required shap. Size accuracy -finish and integrity of surface -rate of production, mfg cost/piece input output machine tool operator feed back to operator Man machine system
  • 3. Classification Based on field of application i. General purpose- Highly flexible, wide range of work-piece Variety and material, cost effective job Production. Ex-plain turning lathe, turret lathe, milling machine, grinding machine etc. ii. Production purpose- Less flexible, work variety and material limited, cost effective batch and mass Production. High power and rigid. ex- multi tool lathe, plunge cut grinder etc. iii. Specialized – same shape but different size product. Readily can be switched over from one job to other. Ex- iv. Single purpose –specialized for a definite machining operation. Ex. Thread cutter, gear hobber etc. v. Special machine tool—tool grinder, threading by die tap etc.  Based on configuration- horizontal, vertical, inclined  Based on primary machining operation- turning, milling, grinding, combination machine tool Based on nature of cutting motion- Rotating tool/reciprocating tool According to accuracy– normal accuracy-majority of components Higher accuracy-critical parts requiring assembly and alignments Precision- more stringent accuracy and narrow tolerance Based on environment- Heavy duty->10kw, continuous running Medium duty-3-10kw, medium load Small duty- <3KW, small load and minimum time of running Based on degree of automation- Manual-control Semi automated- automated-
  • 4. Major components of machine tools  Components for holding tool and workpiece  Prime mover to provide power  Kinematic chain for transmission and transformation of power  Structural body sufficient to support dead and live load within specified limit  Proper control and automation systems Specification of machine tools It is the parameters to express the functional requirements of the machine Tools. generally they are • Size limit of the work • Maximum and rated power • Spindle speed-range, no of divisions • Feed ranges • Floor space , weight etc. • So many others Types of motion in machining  (i) primary motion—it serve the purpose of removing metal. It is two types (a) principal/ cutting motion- depends on optimum cutting speed for tool work-piece combination and nature of machining. It may be rotary, linear or combination of both (b) feed motion-depends on required finish of the product. It may be continuous, intermittent, compound  (ii) auxiliary motion- it help to accelerate other processes involved in production apart actual machining. This motion may be hand driven or automated. Ex- changing of speed and feed, clamping and unloading of work in the machine tool etc.
  • 5. Performance criteria of machine tools  Safety  Ease of operation-less fatigue for operation, loading, unloading and bringing tool and workpiece in engagement should be easier by automation or quick acting clamp etc.  Production accuracy-geometric, locational and dimensional accuracy with surface integrity as per requirement. Possible if machine tools is designed with sufficient stiffness and alignment and manufacturing accuracy of components.  Production capacity-max. no. work-piece per unit time would be as per required.  Reliability and maintainability-  Ease of maintenance  Compactness-should be high, fixed and operating cost should be as low as possible. Cost effectiveness of machine tools 1 2 3 Cost Of Prdn. Rate of production 1.General purpose 2. NC Mahines 3.Special purpose machine