Forging is a product of hammering heated bars or billets of material between dies In forging hammers are used to exert the tremendous pressure that forces the metal into the dies.
Types of forging
Drop forging- it is when the pressure during the forming process was exerted by heavy impact. Press forging- it is when the pressure is from a slow squeezing action.
Forging is better over sand casting because when you sand cast it is not smooth as if you were forging, because when you forge it leave it smooth and less brittle.
Die Casting
Die Casting is forcing a molten alloy or zinc into a cavities between metal dies It is the fast casting process It is used to make automobile, carburetors, toys, and door handles.
Dry sand cores: used when green sand is not strong enough to from some shapes; a mixture of sand and biding substance Core box: a box in which dry sand cores are made. The core is removed and baked in a core oven to make it solid. A core is used to extend through a casting and make a core hole.
Core prints: made by a core to form openings in the sand to support the ends of the core. Metal is poured into mold, flows around core, leaves hole in casting. After cooling, it is removed from sand. Dry sand core is broken out. Casting is then cleaned. Any projected fins are ground off on a grinder.
Grinding Machine
Removes small amount of metal to bring work to a very fine & accurate finish. Operator can tell machine exactly how much to take off. In cylindrical grinding the work revolves on centers and moves past the grinding wheel. The machine automatically compensates for abrasiveness on the grinding wheel.
Lathe
Used to shape cylinders, cones, and other rounded shapes.
1. Turning
2. Facing 3. Drilling
4. Boring
5. Reaming 6. Knurling
Turning
Facing Cutting external parts of cylindrical surfaces.
Boring
Reaming
Knurling Cutting groves in surface to allow better grip.
Lathe
Drill Press
Used to make holes in a non-moving object.
Usually followed by boring for improved roundness and straightness.
1. Boring
2. 3. Reaming Counterboring
4. Spotfacing
5. Countersinking
Boring
Enlarges the hole slightly rounder and straighter. Reaming
Drill Press
The points of tangency must be found in the top view. They must be projected to the other views where runouts are carefully drawn freehand.
Point of Tangency
For Example , the upper top view in Fig A would in each case be completely blank, if lines were not used to represent rounded edges. The drawing then would be misleading
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Correct
Fig. A
Bronze Alloy of copper and tin Brass Alloy of copper and zinc Aluminum lightweight, corrosion resistant and very malleable. Titanium Strong as steel but light as aluminum
Changed from paper to electronic based Info from CAD programs are sent straight to the machine CAD/CAM CNC: vector-based drawing into tool movement Problems are created with a bad drawing
Draft: A taper given to patterns to make it easier to withdraw from sand mold without damaging shape of mold. Injection molding- used to manufacture products such as housings for electronic implements, automotive components, food storage containers, and a variety of other items Fillet - Inside corners in particular should have fillets as large as possible Round - A rounded outside corner
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