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Investigation of Optimal Parametric Combination for Minimum Cutting Force in Turning: Response Surface Methodology Approach |
SUBSCRIBE Journal of Engineering Innovation and Research |
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Sri. A.K.Sahoo | |
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Production Engineering | |
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This paper presents results of experiments towards investigating the influence of cutting conditions on cutting force during turning of low carbon steel. In this study, the 3k factorial design of experiment and response surface methodology, a powerful tool, is used to optimize the process parameters for effective turning. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) is employed to investigate the relative influence of cutting speed, feed and depth of cut on the cutting force & feed force respectively. Full Article |
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Volume:1, Issue:1, January--March ,2009 | |
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ashok_lala@rediffmail.com |
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Improving Nickeling Process through Value Engineering Technique | |
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Sri. Chinmay Das | |
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Production Engineering | |
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Value Engineering is a systematic step by step methodology for continuous improvement of products, process, service and system. Nickeling is widely done on many industrial and consumer products for protection and better appearance. In this paper detailed analysis has been done on how VE can be applied for improvement and cost reduction of nickeling process. Read full article Full Article |
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Volume:1, Issue:1, January--March ,2009 | |
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chinmay@consultant.com |
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Recent Developments in Iron and Steel Making Industry | |
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Sri. R.N.Dash | |
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Production Engineering | |
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Although iron was produced more than 3000 years ago, innovations in its manufacturing technologies continue to take place highlighting indomitable human spirit of continuously improving what exists and inventing new ways of doing things. This paper outlines fascinating developments in recent years, many of which have benefited from cross breeding of technologies from other sector of industry. Tremendous amount of work being done in different parts of world in recent years to utilize ore and coal fines in a variety of ways is outlined emphasizing need for similar endeavours in our country. Full Article |
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Volume:1, Issue:1, January--March ,2009 | |
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