| Summary: | The book is intended to serve as a textbook for the final and pre-final year students of B.Tech. students of mechanical, production, aeronautical and textile engineering disciplines. It can be used either for a one or a two semester course. The book covers the main areas of interest in metal machining technology namely machining processes, machine tools, metal cutting theory and cutting tools. Modern developments such as numerical control, computer-aided manufacture and non-conventional processes have also been treated. Separate chapters have been devoted to the important topics of machine tool vibration, surface integrity and machining economics. Data on recommended cutting speeds, feeds and tool geometry for various operations has been incorporated for reference by the practising engineer. |
|---|
