Mechanical Engineering - Production Engineering - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Production Engineering - Section 1 (Q.No. 1)
1.
Segmental chips are formed during machining
mild steel
cast iron
high speed steel
high carbon steel
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Anoop Kumar said:   9 years ago
Segmental chips are semi-continuous. These are formed in those materials which have low thermal conductivity like titanium, cast iron etc.

Ps yadav said:   9 years ago
Segmental chips are semicontinuous chips.

Mild steel is correct answer when,

Feed is large.
Depth of cut large.
Cutting fluid present.

KUMAR LK said:   8 years ago
It can resist compressive loads, the chips are discontinuous or segmented because it is mixed graphite. So the chips are discontinuous.
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HARSHAL said:   9 years ago
Continuous chips form during machining ductile material. Cast iron contain large % of carbon than steels hence it is harder than steel.
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Nithya Nith said:   7 years ago
Segmental means discontinuous, breked chips are formed during machining, cast iron is brittle material so it formed segmental chips.
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Chandu said:   1 decade ago
The chip is produced in the form of small pieces. These types of chips are obtained while machining brittle material like cast iron.

Sarvesh Kumar said:   6 years ago
Cast iron is a brittle and hard material. So very small parts or segmental form of chips are crated during machining of cast iron.
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Hemant said:   9 years ago
Can it be generalised that higher the carbon content, higher will be the tendency of the material to form segmental chips?

Anu said:   1 decade ago
For the materials like cast iron and bronze, chips break up into small segments due to the property of having brittleness.

Bikash said:   10 years ago
Due to highest amount of carbon content the structure becomes brittle so cast iron gives discontinuous or segment chips.


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