Planer Machine Planer Machine:The planer machine is similar to a shaper is a machine. It expected to produce flat and plane surfaces by a single point cutting tool. The planer machine is very large compared to a shaper machine. the planer machine is capable of a machining heavy work-piece, which cannot be fit on a …
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Interchangeability Assembly and Selective Assembly: Interchangeability Assembly: In Interchangeability Assembly when a large number of components are to be produced then it is not economical to produce both the mating components by the same operators.In Interchangeability Assembly to get required economy it is also the assumption to produce with in the minimum component time. This type …
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Difference between Hole Basis System and Shaft Basis System In Hole Basis System In Hole basis system the hole is kept to constant and the shaft size is changed according to the different types of fit where as in the Shaft Basis System shaft is kept constant and the size of the hole is varied to view various …
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Hole Basis System and Shaft Basis System Hole Basis System and Shaft Basis System: We are going to learn about Hole Basis System and Shaft Basis System, which are used in machine design process, and they must designed and manufactured with high accurate because the defects may causes huge damage, when this manufactured items are used. …
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Tool Life: Now we are going to learn about tool life, first of all, we want to know about what is a tool? a tool is a cutting or removing material from the workpiece to shape a required object. all the materials available are not used as a cutting tool, it must contain some properties …
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Stress-Strain Curve: Stress Strain Curve: In Stress Strain Curve Stress is the internal force which used to work as resist the applied force, this is used when the load is applied and removed the object internal force resist to original dimensions. Stress is defined as force per unit area of a material. stress=force/cross-sectional area. its …
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A draft tube is an essential component in the design of reaction turbines used in hydropower plants. Its primary function is to enhance the efficiency of the turbine by recovering kinetic energy from the exiting water and converting it into potential energy. The draft tube is located at the outlet of the turbine runner and …
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Induction Motor: what is an induction motor: The Induction motor is an electrical motor which used to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. Nikola’s Tesla and Galileo Ferraris invented this Induction motor. Induction motor is also called as A.C motor. In this, by the principle of electromagnetic induction, the rotor used to rotate. Due to …
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Welding Defects: Welding is a permanent joining process, in this process we can join same or different metals and non-metals, welding defects occur on the welding portion/area of the weld, there are some defects which occurs at the time of welding or after completion of welding. these defects are mainly due to improper welding, arc …
Molding: Molding: Molding is a large process involved in it. The Molding table is placed with the drag which is placed inverted on it. and the pattern is placed in the drag. The sand using is different types. Pattern and used to spray a small amount on patter and along the drag. facing sand is …
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