During orthogonal turning a steel rod at feed $$0.25$$ $$mm$$ per revolution and depth of cut $$4.00$$ $$mm$$ by a tool of geometry $${0^0},\, - {10^0},\,\,{8^0},\,\,{7^0},\,\,{15^0},\,\,{60^0},\,\,0\,\,(mm)\,\,;$$ the following observation were made: Tangential force $$=1,600N,$$ Axial force in feed direction $$=800$$ $$N,$$ Chip thickness $$=0.60$$ $$mm.$$ Find the coefficient of friction between chip tool interface and shear strength of work material from shear force.

The following data apply to machining a part on turret lathe and a general purpose lathe

The setup cost and the cost for special tooling on the turret lathe would be $$Rs.3000/-.$$ These costs are negligible on the general purpose lathe. Calculate the batch seize which justifies the use of turret lathe.

A parting tool has a ground front clearance angle of $${6^0}$$ and the back rake angle of $${10^0}$$. The tool, by mistake, was set $$1.5$$ $$mm$$ above the line of centers while machining a job of $$50$$ $$mm$$ out-side diameter.

The diameter of the job at which, while parting, the tool will start rubbing

A parting tool has a ground front clearance angle of $${6^0}$$ and the back rake angle of $${10^0}$$. The tool, by mistake, was set $$1.5$$ $$mm$$ above the line of centers while machining a job of $$50$$ $$mm$$ out-side diameter.

The effective rake and clearance angle are