Introduction to Computer Numerical Control

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Prentice Hall, 1993 - Technology & Engineering - 348 pages
Discusses modern machine tool controls, milling operations, CNC machining centers, programming mathematics, linear profiles, circular profiles, CNC lathe, and the computer controlled factory.

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Contents

MODERN MACHINE TOOL CONTROLS
15
Review Exercises
27
EXPLORING FEATURES OF CNC MACHINING CENTERS
51
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angle automatically axis blank block boring Cancel carbide Change to tool chapter chip circular clamps CNC machine CNC program command contour Coolant coordinates Cut to position cutter cycle deep Define depth determined diameter direction distance drill edge end mill EXAMPLE executing Explain facing feed rate Finish fixed function given holder hole hole operations important inches incremental insert inside interpolation length linear machine home manufacturing material Meaning Modal mode move movement Notes offset operations origin pass pattern Photo courtesy plane Program number radius Rapid reference point Return rough selection sequence setup shown in Figure side Specifies spindle start subprogram surface tape threading tool change position tool nose Tooling Speed turning turret types units values word address Write zero

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TitleIntroduction to Computer Numerical Control
AuthorsJames Valentino, Joseph Goldenberg
Editionillustrated
PublisherPrentice Hall, 1993
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedDec 7, 2007
ISBN0134894774, 9780134894775
Length348 pages
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