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Cutting Speeds and Feeds Guide

The document contains various formulas and parameters related to machining processes, including cutting speeds, feeds, and programming codes for CNC machines. It also outlines calculations for heat transfer, flow rates, and material properties in manufacturing. Additionally, it provides guidelines for tool compensation and machining operations for different materials such as steel, cast iron, and aluminum.

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Cutting Speeds and Feeds Guide

The document contains various formulas and parameters related to machining processes, including cutting speeds, feeds, and programming codes for CNC machines. It also outlines calculations for heat transfer, flow rates, and material properties in manufacturing. Additionally, it provides guidelines for tool compensation and machining operations for different materials such as steel, cast iron, and aluminum.

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 if w  W0
TH BEST ( w) = T0 w
r if w  W TH PWC ( w) = rb 1
b 0 W0 + w − 1 TH WORST ( w) =
T0

T0 if w  W0 w −1
 CTPWC ( w) = T0 + CTWORST ( w) = w  T0
CTBEST ( w) =  w rb
 r if w  W0
 b

t0  e2
= c02 + A(1 − A)
mr m
te = c = 2
e 2
+ cr2 A(1 − A) r
A t e t0 t0

te = t0 +
ts
 = +
2 2  s2
+
(N s − 1) t 2
e 0 s
Ns Ns N s2
 e2
te =
t0
1− p
c = 2
e 2
(
= c 02 + p 1 − c 02 )
t e

u2
m = 1 c d2 = u 2 ce2 + (1 − u 2 )c a2 m  1 c d2 = 1 + (1 − u 2 )(c a2 − 1) + (ce2 − 1)
m
2 ( m +1) −1
 c 2 + ce2  u 
CTq =  a  t
 m(1 − u )  e
 2  

WIPP =
u

(b + 1)u b +1
; TH =
1− ub
ra WIPP =
b
; TH =
b
ra
1− u 1 − u b +1 1 − u b +1 2 b +1

min WIPnb , b − 1
=
WIPnb − u 1 − u b −1 WIP  min WIPnb , b − 1 CT 
TH  ra TH
WIPnb 1 − u 2  b −1
WIPRnb − 1 min WIPnb , b − 1
1
R = = u 1 − u b −1 WIP  min WIPnb , b − 1 CT 
 WIPRnb TH  ra TH
1 − u 2  b −1

ca2 + ce2 + 2(b − 1)


TH 
(
2 ca2 + ce2 + b − 1
re
)
CUTTING SPEED v External milling Internal milling Drilling Centering Facing
[m/min] Roughing Finishing Roughing Finishing
C40 Steel 120 - 160 120 - 240 40 60 20 - 25 30 - 70 150 - 240
Cast Iron 50 65 20 30 20 30 - 70 40 - 60
Aluminum 300 500 150 200 140 30 - 70 250 - 400

FEED f External milling Internal milling Drilling Facing


[mm/rev] Roughing Finishing Roughing Finishing 8-15 mm 16-25mm
C40 Steel 0.1 - 0.4 0.05 - 0.2 0.03 - 0.3 0.05 - 0.2 0.05 - 0.20 0.1 - 0.28 0.2 - 0.3
Cast Iron 0.1 - 0.6 0.05 - 0.2 0.05 - 0.5 0.05 - 0.3 0.05 - 0.14 0.1 - 0.20 0.2 - 0.3
Aluminum 0.1 - 0.8 0.05 - 0.2 0.05 - 0.4 0.05 - 0.2 0.2 - 0.25 0.32 - 0.4 0.2 - 0.6

Cutting speed v = π D n / 1000 Feed speed vf = Z f n Cutting depth d = 0.4 - 4 mm

M02 Program end


M03 Start clockwise spindle rotation
M04 Start counter clockwise spindle rotation
M05 Stop rotation of the spindle
M06 Tool change
M07 Coolant ON 1
M08 Coolant ON 2
M09 Coolant stop
M30 Program end

G20/G70 Measurements in inches


G21/G71 Measurements in millimeters
G40 Tool radius compensation deleted
G41 D _ Left compensation of the tool radius
G42 D _ Right compensation of the tool radius
G43 Tool lenght compensation along positive direction
G44 Tool lenght compensation along negative direction
G54-G59 Shift of the reference system origin
G80 Fixed cycle cancelled
G81 X_ Y_ Z_ R_ F_ Drill cycle
G82 X_ Y_ Z_ R_ P_ F_ Drill cycle with pause
G90/G91 Absolute/Incremental coordinates
G00 X_ Y_ Z_ Rapid positioning
G01 X_ Y_ Z_ F_ Linear interpolation
G02 X_ Y_ Z_ R_ I_ J_ K_ F_ Clockwise circular interpolation
G03 X_ Y_ Z_ R_ I_ J_ K_ F_ Counter clockwise circular interpolation
H = ρ V [(Cs(Tm‐T0) + H = total heat [J]; ρ = density [ g/cm3]; V = volume [cm3]; Cs =
+ Hf + Cl(Tp‐Tm)] weight specific heat (solid) [J/g °C]; Tp , Tm , T0 = pouring, melting
ρgh1+p1+ρv12/2+F1 = and room temperature [°C]; Hf = heat of fusion [J/g]; Cl = weight
specific heat (liquid) [J/g°C]; h = height [cm]; p = pressure
= ρgh2+p2+ρv22/2+F2
[N/cm2]; ρ = density [g/cm3]; v = velocity [cm/s]; F = head losses
Q = v1A1 = v2A2 [N/cm2]; g = gravity [981 cm/s2]; Q = flow rate [cm3/s]; A = cross
TMF = V/Q sectional area [cm3]; Re = Reynold number []; TMF = Filling time
Re = vDρ/η [s]; D = diameter [cm]; ρ = density [g/cm3]; η = viscosity [Pa·s]; TTS
(Re<20000 Acceptable) = total solidification time [min]; A = surface area [cm2]; Cm =
TTS = Cm(V/S)n mold constant; n = mold exponent;

d = t0‐tf ; r = d/t0 d = draft [mm]; to , tf = starting and final thickness


t0 w0 L0 = tf wf Lf ; [mm]; Lo , Lf = starting and final length [mm]; wo , wf =
t0 w0 v0 = tf wf vf starting and final width [mm]; r = reduction; L =
contact length [mm]; μ = friction coefficient; θ =
L= angle of contact [rad]; R = rolls radius [mm]; ε = true
μ > tanθ ; dmax = μ2R strain; Yf = average flow stress [MPa]; K = strength
ε = ln(t0/tf) ; / 1 coefficient [MPa]; n = strain hardening coefficient; F =
F= ; T = F(L/2) ; P = 2πNFL force [N]; T = torque [Nm]; P = power [W]; N =
rotational speed [s‐1]

ε = ln(h0/h) ε = true strain; h = height [mm]; Yf = flow stress [MPa]; K = strength


Y f = K εn coefficient [MPa]; n = strain hardening coefficient; F = force [N]; A =
F = K f Yf A area [mm2]; Kf = shape factor []; μ = friction coefficient; D = diameter
[mm];
Kf = 1+0.4μD/h

rx = A0/Af ; ε = ln(rx) rx = extrusion ratio; Ao , Af = starting and final cross‐sectional area


/ 1 [mm2]; ε = true strain; Yf = average flow stress [MPa]; K = strength
coefficient [MPa]; n = strain hardening coefficient; p = pressure
p = ln [MPa]; εd = true strain with redundant work (a=0.8, b=1.2‐1.5); pd
εd = a+b ln(rx) = pressure with redundant work [MPa]; L = billet length [mm}; D0 =
pd = 2 ⁄ billet diameter [mm]; F = force [N]; P = power [W]; v = ram speed
F = p A0 ; P = F v [mm/s]

d = D0‐Df ; r = A0‐Af/A0 d = draft; r = reduction; Do , Df = starting and final


ε = ln(A0/Af) ; / 1 diameter [mm2]; Ao , Af = starting and final cross‐
sectional area [mm2]; D = average diameter [mm];
D = (D0+Df)/2 ; Lc = (D0‐Df)/(2sinα)
Lc = contact length [mm]; α = die angle [rad]; ε =
1 ⁄tan ln ⁄ true strain; Yf = average flow stress [MPa]; K =
= 0.88+0.12(D/Lc); strength coefficient [MPa]; n = strain hardening
F = Af σd coefficient; σd = draw stress [MPa]; F = force [N];
c = at c = clearance [mm]; a = allowance (Aluminum alloys 0.045; Hard
Punch: Db‐2c; Die: Db aluminum, soft steel 0.060; steel 0.075); t = stock thickness [mm];
Punch: Dh; Die: Dh+2c Db = blank diameter [mm]; Dh = punch diameter [mm]; F = force
[N]; S = shear strength [MPa]; L = length of cut [mm]; TS = ultimate
F = S t L = TS t L
tensile strenght [MPa];

Ab = 2π(α/360)(R+Kbat) Ab = bend allowance [mm];  = bend angle [deg]; R = bend radius


F = (Kbf TS w t2)/D [mm]; t = stock thickness; Kba = stretching factor (Kba = 0.33 when
R < 2t , Kba = 0.50 when R  2t); F = force [N]; TS = tensile
strength [MPa]; w = width [mm]; Kbf = bending factor (Kbf = 1.33
for V‐bending, Kbf = 0.33 for edge bending);

c = 1.1 t c = clearance [mm]; t = stock thickness [mm]; DR =


DR = Db/Dp ≤ 2 Drawing ratio; r = reduction; Db = blank diameter
r = (Db‐Dp/Db) ≤ 0.50 [mm]; Dp = punch diameter [mm]; F drawing force
[N]; TS tensile strength [Mpa]; Db , Dp blank and
t/Db ≥ 0.01
punch diameter [mm]; Fh holding force [N]; Y yield
F = πDpt[(Db/Dp)‐0.7]TS strength [MPa]; Rd = die corner radius [mm];
Fh =0.015Yπ[Db2‐(Dp+2.2t+2Rd2)]

PD = P/A ≥ 10 PD = power density [W/mm2]; P = power entering surface [W]; A =


Um = K·(Tm)2 surface area [mm2]; Um = Unit Energy for melting [J/mm3]; Tm =
Hw = f1 f2 H = Um V absolute temperature of the melting point [K] (K = 3.33∙10‐6); Hw =
net heat energy [J]; f1 = heat transfer efficiency; f2 = melting
RHw = f1 f2 RH = Um Aw v
efficiency; H = total heat generated [J]; V = volume of metal
melted [mm3]; RHw = rate of heat energy for welding [J/s],
RH = rate of energy generated [W], Aw = weld cross‐sectional area
[mm2], v = travel velocity [mm/s]

Qx = Qd – Qb = Ks·p Qx = extruder flow [m3/s]; Qd = drag flow; Qb ) = back


Qd = = 0.5·π2·D 2·N·dc·sinA·cosA pressure flow ; dc = channel depth [m]; D = screw
diameter [m]; N = screw rotational speed [rev/s], A =
flight angle [rad]; η = viscosity [Ns/m2]; dp/dl = pressure
12 gradient [Mpa/m] (Note: dp/dl = p/L where p = head
Qmax = Qd pressure in the barrel [MPa], L = length of the barrel
pmax = 6·π·D·N·L·η·cotA/dc2 [m]); Ks = shape factor of extruder die [m5/Ns]; Dd = die
opening diameter [m]; Ld = die length [m];
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