1 author: 'ben lipkowitz'
4 - 'http://heybryan.org/mediawiki/index.php/Skdb'
5 - 'http://fennetic.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=skdb.git;a=blob_plain;f=materials.yaml'
6 - 'git://fennetic.net/git/skdb.git/'
7 source: manufacturing processes reference guide, 1993 first edition. todd, allen, and alting.
22 abrasive jet: !process #eventually this will be something like skdb.Shaping.Reducing.Mechanical
23 name: abrasive jet machining
24 mechanism: compressed air accelerates abrasive particles toward the workpiece
31 machinability: !which workpiece material, machinability
33 typical: 0.003.. 0.0007in/min #what exactly does this refer to?
34 feasible: 0.0001 .. 0.002in/min
36 primitive: cone #!geometry #what angle?
38 - parallel to workpiece face
42 surface finish: #arithmetic average
43 typical: 6..48 microinch
44 feasible: 4..64 microinch
50 #this should work, but it doesn't?
54 #this really should be something like "compressed air: 4.5..7cfm"
55 power: 0.5..4 hp #power = cfm * pressure is dependent on pressure and diameter
56 parameters: #"factors affecting process results"
58 orifice diameter: 0.005..0.05in
59 nozzle distance: 0.03..0.6 in
63 feasible: 0.2 .. 100 in^2 #workpiece size is only limited by enclosure
64 workpiece material: &machinability
65 #on a scale of 0 to 4 representing process quality and/or ease of use
66 #need to figure out a new unit 'stars' representing this
68 machinability: 2.25 .. 3.75 stars
70 machinability: 2.2 .. 3.5 stars
72 machinability: 2.2 .. 3.8 stars
74 machinability: 1.9 .. 3.4 stars
76 machinability: 2.3 .. 3.8 stars
78 machinability: 1.1 .. 2.5 stars
80 machinability: 0.4 .. 1.6 stars
86 diameter: 10 .. 50 microns
92 diameter: 25 .. 50 microns
96 - light cleaning #how do i parameterize this with dimensional units?
98 diameter: 0.025 .. 0.05in
116 arbor milling: !process
117 name: arbor milling #really this is just endmilling supported at both ends and you can stack cutters
118 classification: process, shaping, mass-reducing, mechanical, reducing, multi-point, milling
119 mechanism: rotating toothed cutter supported axially at both ends is fed into the workpiece at a controlled rate
121 primitive: revolute #like a candlestick. used to calculate swept volume of tool path
123 - path perpendicular to axis
124 - axis parallel to workpiece opposite face
125 #cutters can be ganged.. where do i put this?
128 feasible: &width_of_cut 0.03..20in
135 typical: 64..200 microinch
136 feasible: 32..500 microinch
138 unit power: !which workpiece material, unit power
140 power: !formula unit power * removal rate
142 life: !which tool material, life
143 lubricant: !which lubrication, lubricant #how long does each lubricant last? where do i get this info?
147 - !which tool material, functionality #hmm
148 machinability: !which workpiece material, machinability
151 - untempered martensitic layer 0.001in in heat treated alloy steels #blargh
154 typical: 0.05 .. 0.25in
155 feasible: 0.004 .. 1in
156 width of cut: *width_of_cut
157 rotation direction vs feed: #surely there's a name for this
158 #clockwise rotating cutter by default; a counterclockwise cutter reverses this
161 feed per tooth: 0.005 .. 0.010in/tooth
162 surface speed: 30 .. 500 feet/min #see materials
163 lubrication: !which workpiece material, lubrication
166 max: Rockwell C25 #joy~~ how about some real units
167 rigidity: #this includes the machine, workpiece, clamps, and tool bit rigidity
168 static: #mostly affects deflection or absolute uncompensated accuracy
169 dynamic: #affects maximum cutting rate vs surface finish, tool life, etc
170 tool geometry: !which workpiece material, tool geometry
172 typical: 10 .. 20 teeth/rev #i just made up these values
173 feasible: 1 .. 200 teeth/rev #ditto
174 tool sharpness: #units??
185 - high speed machining
190 - high surface finish
192 - nonferrous materials
195 tool geometry: #!multipoint_rotating_cutter
196 teeth: !which tooth count #blarg
197 axial rake: 12 .. 25 deg
198 radial rake: 10 .. 20 deg
199 axial relief: 5 .. 7 deg
200 radial relief: 5 .. 11 deg
201 unit power: 0.3 hp/in^3
203 typical: 70 .. 125 brinell
204 feasible: 30 .. 150 brinell
206 typical: 2.6 .. 3.2 stars
207 feasible: 2.2 .. 3.7stars
214 axial rake: 12 .. 25 deg
215 radial rake: 10 .. 20 deg
216 axial relief: 5 .. 7 deg
217 radial relief: 5 .. 11 deg
218 unit power: 0.6 .. 1.0 hp/in^3
220 typical: 60..100brinell
221 feasible: 50..240 brinell
223 feasible: 2.1 .. 3.6 stars
224 typical: 2.6 .. 3.1 stars
227 - specialty fluid #wtf??
230 axial rake: 10 .. 12 deg
231 radial rake: 10 .. 20 deg
232 axial relief: 2 .. 4 deg
233 radial relief: 3 .. 7 deg
234 unit power: 0.6 .. 1.1 hp/in^3
236 typical: 250..320 brinell
237 feasible: 110 .. 320brinell
239 feasible: 2 .. 3 stars
240 typical: 2.3 .. 2.6 stars
248 axial rake: 10 .. 15 deg
249 radial rake: 10 .. 15 deg
250 axial relief: 3 .. 5 deg
251 radial relief: 4 .. 8 deg
252 unit power: 1.1.. 2.1 hp/in^3
254 typical: 275..325 brinell
255 feasible: 85..560 brinell
265 axial rake: 10 .. 12 deg
266 radial rake: 5 .. 10 deg
267 axial relief: 3 .. 5 deg
268 radial relief: 4 .. 8 deg
269 unit power: 1.4 .. 1.5hp/in^3
271 typical: 275..325 brinell
272 feasible: 135..430 brinell
274 feasible: 0.3 .. 2.4 stars
275 typical: 0.8 .. 1.5 stars
277 - sulfurized mineral oil
288 unit power: 0.05hp/in^3
290 feasible: 2 .. 3.8 stars
291 typical: 2.5 .. 3.2 stars
298 - rotating parts #if this were a high speed rotating part we'd calculate the energy, but the danger is mostly from being crushed by the torque
299 - hot chips #todo: calculate the energy in a typical hot chip
303 band filing: !process
304 #there really wasn't much data on this
306 classification: shaping, mass reducing, mechanical, reducing, multi-point, filing
307 mechanism: a prismatic multipoint cutter mounted on a metal belt is fed into the work
311 - under 90 degrees to previous segment #direction of cutting really depends on the tool bit geometry
312 - axis perpendicular to workpiece opposite face
314 surface finish: "fine"
316 - irregular prismatic geometry
324 tool geometry: #this needs work, should conform to !multipoint_cutter eventually
329 tooth count: 10..24 teeth/in
331 - particulate material
334 band sawing: !process
336 classification: shaping, mass-reducing, mechanical, reducing, multipoint, sawing
337 mechanism: a moving flexible tensioned metal loop with teeth is fed into the workpiece at a controlled rate
342 - perpendicular to rectangle or tangent arc
343 - geometry must extend above and below workpiece
344 - !formula arc radius > something * blade width
346 typical: 0.05 .. 0.1 in
347 feasible: 0.02 .. 0.3 in
355 - !which tooth shape, functionality
356 - !which blade width, functionality
358 teeth in contact with work: #!range #FIXME
360 tooth count: 4..28 teeth/in
377 - irregular prismatic shape
392 - particulate material
394 internal broaching: &internal_broaching !process
395 name: internal broaching
396 classification: shaping, mass-reducing, mechanical, reducing, multi-point, broaching
397 mechanism: a tapered cutter is fed into a hole in one pass
399 primitive: prismatic or helical
401 - axis parallel to workpiece face
402 - helix angle < 20 deg #yah i made this up.. isnt a tap just a helical broach?
407 typical: 16..63 microinch
408 feasible: 8..125 microinch
411 power: !formula drive efficiency * hardness / chip load #see graph, normalize so that 80% * 100brinnel/(0.01in/tooth) = 0.25 hp/(in^3/min) ... or something like that
412 requirements: #do i even need this?
419 - internal prismatic geometry
420 - low angle internal helical geometry
422 - !which tool material, functionality
423 machinability: !which workpiece material, machinability
425 - welding tool and workpiece
429 typical: 0.125 .. 6 in
430 feasible: 0.04 .. 12 in
431 surface speed: !which material, surface speed
434 lubricant: !which workpiece material, lubricant
435 feed per tooth: !which workpiece material, feed per tooth
436 tool geometry: !which workpiece material, tool geometry
437 hardness: !which workpiece material, hardness
442 - irregular internal prismatic geometry
443 - irregular internal helical geometry
446 feed per tooth: 0.005..0.007in/tooth
450 - sulfurized mineral oil
453 clearance: 1 .. 3 deg
454 hardness: 30 .. 150 brinell
456 typical: 2.8 .. 3.2 stars
457 feasible: 2.2 .. 3.7 stars
459 feed per tooth: 0.004..0.005in/tooth
466 clearance: 1 .. 3 deg
467 hardness: 40 .. 200 brinell
469 typical: 2.7 .. 3.2 stars
470 feasible: 2.1 .. 3.6 stars
472 feed per tooth: 0.002..0.005in/tooth
476 - sulfurized mineral oil
479 clearance: 2 .. 3 deg
481 typical: 120 .. 320 brinell
482 feasible: 110 .. 400 brinell
484 feasible: 2 .. 3 stars
485 typical: 2.3 .. 2.5 stars
487 feed per tooth: 0.003..0.004in/tooth
491 - sulfurized mineral oil
497 typical: 100..275 brinell
498 feasible: 85 .. 375 brinell
500 feasible: 2.1 .. 3 stars
501 typical: 2.3 .. 2.5 stars
503 feed per tooth: 0.002..0.003in/tooth
507 - sulfurized mineral oil
510 clearance: 0.5 .. 3 deg
513 typical: 135 .. 375 brinell
514 feasible: 135 .. 440 brinell
516 feasible: 0.3 .. 2.4 stars
517 typical: 0.7 .. 1.5 stars
520 feasible: 2 .. 3.7 stars
521 typical: 2.5 .. 3.2 stars
523 - reciprocating cutter
527 - flying broken cutter
529 external broaching: !process
530 name: external broaching
531 classification: shaping, mass-reducing, mechanical, reducing, multi-point, broaching
532 mechanism: a tapered cutter is fed across a workpiece in one pass
533 similar: *internal_broaching
540 - low angle external helical geometry
542 - irregular prismatic geometry
544 - !which tool material, functionality
547 typical: 0.075 .. 10in
548 feasible: 0.02 .. 20in
553 - irregular prismatic geometry
560 superfinishing: !process #somehow i think there isnt quite enough info here
562 classification: shaping, mass-reducing, mechanical, reducing, abrasive #is this right?
563 mechanism: abrasive surface and oil act as hydrodynamic bearing; surface asperities contact abrasive and are cut
565 primitive: cylinder or sphere or cone or plane
567 - colinear with workpiece face axis #superfinishing just makes a cylinder "more cylindrical" etc
568 tolerance: -0.0002 .. -0.0008in
569 effect: removes smeared surface layer
571 typical: 2 .. 8 microinch
572 feasible: 0 .. 30 microinch
573 rate: 10..40 in^2/min
581 periodicity: #how the heck do i represent this
582 surface speed: 50 .. 60 feet/min
583 pressure: 10 .. 40 psi
587 workpiece surface finish: 30..200 microinch #i made this up.. chrysler recommends rough grinding prior to surface finishing
592 gas cutting: !process
593 name: gas flame cutting
594 classification: shaping, mass-reducing, thermal, torch cutting, gas cutting
595 mechanism: ferrous workpiece is heated and then oxidized. gas flow then blows the liquid metal out of the cut
599 - parallel to workpiece face
600 diameter: 1/16 .. 1/4 in #kerf
605 typical: 250..1000 microinches
606 feasible: 100..1100 microinches
608 fuel consumption: !which fuel, fuel consumption
609 oxygen consumption: !which fuel, oxygen consumption
615 - irregular prismatic geometry
617 - ferrous materials > 3/8 inch thickness
623 - surface embrittlement
625 heat affected zone: #no mention?
628 typical: 0.125 .. 12in
629 feasible: 0.05 .. 60in #wow
630 oxidizer pressure: 20 .. 50 psi
631 fuel pressure: 3 .. 7 psi
632 feed rate: !which fuel, feed rate
633 temperature: tempf(1400)..tempf(1600)
634 tip style: !which fuel, tip style
636 acetylene: #how do i say acetylene is the preferred fuel? least heat dispersion
638 - one-piece straight tip
639 - one-piece divergent tip
640 feed rate: 2.6 .. 20 in/min
641 removal rate: 120 in^3/hr
642 fuel consumption: 25 ft^3/hr
643 oxygen consumption: 155 ft^3/hr
645 tip style: two-piece recessed tip
646 feed rate: 2.5 .. 30 in/min #typo?
647 removal rate: 130 in^3/hr
648 fuel consumption: 11 ft^3/hr
649 oxygen consumption: 167 ft^3/hr
651 tip style: two-piece recessed tip
652 feed rate: 3 .. 20 in/min
653 removal rate: 130 in^3/hr
654 fuel consumption: 20 ft^3/hr
655 oxygen consumption: 167 ft^3/hr
658 feed rate: 14 .. 30 in/min
659 removal rate: 90 in^3/hr
660 fuel consumption: 15 ft^3/hr
661 oxygen consumption: 120 ft^3/hr
665 typical: 3.3..3.7 stars
669 feasible: 0.5..1.5 stars
670 typical: 0.8..1.2 stars
673 feasible: 0 .. 1 stars
674 typical: 0.3 .. 0.6 stars
675 free machining steel:
677 feasible: 0 .. 1 stars
678 typical: 0.3 .. 0.6 stars
683 - ultraviolet radiation
690 laser cutting: !process
691 name: laser beam cutting
692 classification: shaping, mass-reducing, thermal, high energy beam machining
693 mechanism: focused coherent light heats workpiece to melting or vaporization, then shielding gas blows the melted material out of the cut
695 primitive: hyperboloid
697 - parallel to workpiece face
698 diameter: !which beam, diameter #hmmm. beam has no choices, i.e. this varies continuously
701 feasible: +- 0.0005in
703 typical: 125..250 microinch
704 feasible: 100 .. 300 microinch
707 power: !which workpiece material, power
711 - irregular prismatic geometry
712 - !which lasing material, functionality
716 - change in grain size
719 focal length: 1.5 .. 3 in #this varies significantly with material thickness
721 typical: 0.004 .. 0.0125 in
722 feasible: 0.0002 .. 0.2 in
724 feasible: 0.004 .. 6 inch
725 typical: 0.02 .. 0.5 inch
731 feed rate: !which workpiece material, feed rate #over typical thickness range, feed rate
732 workpiece reflectivity:
733 workpiece thermal conductivity:
736 power: 1000 .. 10000 W
737 feed rate: 30 .. 800 in/min
739 typical: 2.9..3.5 stars
740 feasible: 0.2 .. 3.8 stars
743 feed rate: 20 .. 750 in/min
745 typical: 2.6..3.2 stars
746 feasible: 0.6 .. 3.6 stars
749 feed rate: 40 .. 177 in/min
751 feasible: 2.5 .. 3.8 stars
752 typical: 2.9 .. 3.3 stars
755 feed rate: #45 .. 180 in/min #this is wrong, 180 refers to 0.25" thickness, paper must be faster
757 feasible: 2.3 .. 3.9 stars
758 typical: 2.9 .. 3.5 stars
761 feed rate: 40 .. 300 in/min
763 feed rate: #25 .. 60 in/min #this is also wrong
764 power: 50 .. 100W #i made this up
766 feasible: 2.1 .. 3.6 stars
767 typical: 2.6 .. 3.3 stars
776 - low repetition speed #(1 KHz)#huh?
779 - very high energy pulse
781 - trimming #wtf does this mean
783 - coherent infrared radiation
792 classification: shaping, joining, thermal, welding, electric arc, gas metal
793 mechanism: a wire electrode surrounded by inert gas is heated to melting by an electric arc passing through it
796 post-operation: fillet edges
797 diameter: !formula electrode rate*pi*(electrode diameter)^2/traverse rate #TODO unit check this formula
800 typical: 250..1000 microinches
801 feasible: 100..1100 microinches
803 gas: !which shielding gas, flow rate
804 electrode: !which weld geometry, feed rate
805 power: !formula current * voltage
806 functionality: !which shielding gas, functionality
809 - reduced fatigue strength
816 - reduced corrosion resistance
817 weldability: !which workpiece material, weldability
820 feasible: 0.02..2.5in
823 #usually similar to workpiece material
826 shielding gas: carbon dioxide
828 shielding gas: helium or argon
830 shielding gas: carbon dioxide
833 - specialized welding applications
838 - rimmed steel #what's this?
842 feasible: 2.4..3.7 stars
843 typical: 2.8..3.3 stars
846 feasible: 1.3..3.1 stars
847 typical: 2.1..2.5 stars
850 feasible: 2.3..3.7 stars
851 typical: 2.7..3.2 stars
854 feasible: 2.8..3.9 stars
855 typical: 3.2..3.7 stars
858 feasible: 2.0..3.6 stars
859 typical: 2.6..2.95stars
862 feasible: 2.6..3.6 stars
863 typical: 3.2..3.5 stars
866 feasible: 1.2..3.1 stars
867 typical: 1.9..2.5 stars
868 shielding gas: #gases can be mixed.. how to represent this?
878 - small heat affected zone
884 weld geometry: #hmmm. i know it's in a book, but this is all wrong
887 electrode rate: 234ipm
888 electrode diameter: 0.0625in
892 electrode rate: 400ipm
893 electrode diameter: 0.045in
897 electrode rate: 300ipm
898 electrode diameter: 0.045in
906 electrode rate: 30..160ipm
907 electrode diameter: 0.030in
909 circumferential corner:
911 electrode rate: 500ipm
912 electrode diameter: 0.045in
914 circumferential modified butt: #wtf is this
915 traverse rate: 46.6ipm
916 electrode rate: 340..380ipm
917 electrode diameter: 0.030
921 traverse rate: !which weld geometry, traverse rate
922 electrode rate: !which weld geometry, electrode rate
923 electrode diameter: !which weld geometry, electrode diameter