Q) In a production turning operatjon, the Cylm 375 mm lọng and 1,50 mm in diameter. Feed, 0.30 mm/rev, and depth of cut 4.0 mm. What cutting speed must be used to achieve a machining time of 5.0 min? S / 440 Aん

Q) In a production turning operatjon, the Cylm 375 mm lọng and 1,50 mm in diameter. Feed, 0.30 mm/rev, and depth of cut 4.0 mm. What cutting speed must be used to achieve a machining time of 5.0 min? S / 440 Aん

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Q) In a production turning operation, the cylindrical workpiece is
375 mm lọng and 1,50 mm in diameter. Feed 0.30 mm/rev, and
depth of cút 4.0 mm. What cutting speed múst be used tó achieve
a machining time of 5.0 min?
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