机床加工外文文献翻译

机床加工外文文献翻译

(含：英文原文及中文译文)

文献出处：Shunmugam M. Basic Machining Operations and Cutting Technology[J]. Journal of the Institution of Engineers, 2014, 1(2):22-32. 英文原文

Basic Machining Operations and Cutting Technology

Shunmugam M

Basic Machining Operations

Machine was developed from the early Egyptian pedal car and John Wilkinson's trampoline. They provide rigid support for workpieces and tools and can precisely control their relative position and relative speed. Basically, metal cutting refers to a sharpened pry tool that removes a very narrow metal from the surface of a tough workpiece. Chips are discarded products. Compared with other workpieces, the chips are shorter, but there is a certain increase in the thickness of the uncut parts. The geometry of the workpiece surface depends on the shape of the tool and the path of the tool during machining operations.

Most machining processes produce parts of different geometries. If a rough workpiece rotates on the central axis and the tool cuts into the workpiece surface parallel to the center of rotation, a rotating surface is created. This operation is called turning. If a hollow tube is machined on the inner surface in the same way, this operation is called boring. When

the diameter is evenly changed, a conical outer surface is produced, which is called taper turning. If the tool contact point moves in a way that changes the radius, then a workpiece with a contour like a ball is produced; or if the workpiece is short enough and the support is very rigid, then the forming tool normally feeds one outside the axis of rotation. Surfaces can be produced, and short tapered or cylindrical surfaces can also be formed.

Flat surfaces are often required and they can be produced by radial turning of tool contact points with respect to the axis of rotation. It is easier to fix the tool and place the workpiece under the tool for larger workpieces while planing. The tool can feed reciprocally. The forming surface can be produced by a forming tool.

Multi-blade cutters can also be used. Using a double-edged groove drilling depth is 5-10 times the hole diameter. Regardless of whether the drill rotates or the workpiece rotates, the relative motion between the cutting edge and the workpiece is an important factor. During milling, a rotating tool with many cutting edges comes into contact with the workpiece and the workpiece slowly moves relative to the tool. Flat or shaped surfaces may occur depending on the tool geometry and feed method. A horizontal or vertical axis rotation can be generated and can be fed in any of three coordinate directions.

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