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Drilling Calculations and Time Estimates

The document is a tutorial focused on drilling calculations, including spindle speed, feed rates, machining time, and power requirements for various drilling scenarios. It provides specific parameters for drilling different materials and dimensions, such as hole diameter, thickness, and cutting speed. The tutorial includes multiple problems to solve related to drilling operations in metalworking.

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Drilling Calculations and Time Estimates

The document is a tutorial focused on drilling calculations, including spindle speed, feed rates, machining time, and power requirements for various drilling scenarios. It provides specific parameters for drilling different materials and dimensions, such as hole diameter, thickness, and cutting speed. The tutorial includes multiple problems to solve related to drilling operations in metalworking.

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TUTORIAL 4: (Drilling)

1. Calculate the spindle speed to drill a hole of 50mm using cutting speed as 25m/min.
2. Calculate the feed in mm/rev to drill a hole of 30mm in one minute to a plate thickness
of 40mm and using a spindle a spindle speed of 500rpm.
3. Calculate the machining time required for making 15 holes on MS plate of 30mm
thickness with the following data: Drill diameter = 25mm; Cutting speed = 20m/min
and Feed = 0.13 mm/rev
4. A 40 mm HSS drill is used to drill a hole in a cast iron black of 80mm thick. Determine
the time required to drill the hole if feed is 0.2mm/rev. Assume an over travel of drill
as Smm. The cutting speed is 22m/min.
5. Calculate the power required to drill as 25mm diameter hole in aluminium plate at a
feed of 0.2mm/rev and at a drill speed 400rpm. Determine also the
volume of metal per
unit minute.
6. Determine the time that will be required to drill a blind hole of
diameter 25mm and
depth 40mm in a mild steel sloid block by aHSS drill of 118° cone
angle. Cutting speed
is 25 m per minute and feed per tooth is 0.14 mm per revolution.
7 Find the time taken to drill a hole through a 25 mm
thick plate with drill rotating at 300
rpm and moving at a feed rate of 0.25mm/rev?

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