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Discussion Forum : Production Engineering - Section 2 (Q.No. 3)
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In machining soft materials, a tool with negative relief angle is used.
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Karthik said:   9 years ago
I think -ve rake angle is given for machining of high strength materials. And -ve relief angle does not even make sense. Does -ve relief angle even exists?

Younas said:   9 years ago
It must be negative rack angle.

Younas said:   9 years ago
Not relief angle, it is a negitive rack angle.

Relief angles are to avoid the tool rubbing from work piece.

Sanjeev yasholiya said:   8 years ago
Negative rake angle never exists it varies from 5 to 15.

Manish D.Patel said:   8 years ago
Relief Angle can not be negative. It is always positive in any condition to minimise rubbing between flank and work surface.

Somu spartaa said:   7 years ago
The negative insert has an angle of 90° (0° clearance angle), while a positive insert has an angle of less than 90° (for example, 7° clearance angle).

Bk uma said:   7 years ago
Relief angle is always positive.

Dew said:   7 years ago
Explain the concept of negative relief angle.

Lagertha said:   6 years ago
What in the world is a negative relief angle?

Does it mean the tool will interfere in to the workpiece? I don't think negative relief is possible. Also, if they are talking about rake angle then why would soft workpiece require negative rake? If it is a rake. Then please someone explains the concept of negative rake on soft materials.

MUKESH YADAV said:   6 years ago
Relief angle couldt negative it lies 3 to 15 degree.


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