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IJERT-Study on Development of an Automated Open Die Forging Machine
International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology (IJERT), 2019
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Design and Development of Multi-Profile Sheet Forming Machine for Small Scale Industries
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Sheet forming machine is a general device in machine shop, which has utilized to bend the sheet metal in various profile. It is generally used in different industrial operations like bending a sheet metal in different profile like corrugated shape, square shape, half hexagonal shape etc. There are many kind of sheet forming machine that can found in small and large scale industries which are not feasible for forming a sheet with multi profile Hence fulfil the gap project has taken, and by conducting literature review, it was identified that there is lack of machine to form a small pieces and also identified the cost of the machine as too high. To understand the type of user and machine environment, data collection process is carried out with small scale industries. By considering customer requirement QFD and PDS was generated for Machine. To solve the current problems and issues with the user workplace, five concepts of Multi Profile Sheet Forming Machine were generated. The best among the five concepts was selected as final concept by weighted ranking method and the geometric model of final concept was generated. To validate the machine Kinematic simulation, static and modal analysis has been done. A working mock-up 1:1 scale multi profile sheet forming machine was made to validate the design with the user group and feedback is positive and satisfactory.
FABRICATION OF MULTI PROCESS MACHINE
The various machining process in manufacturing industries are carried out by separate machining machine. It need more space requirement and time with high expenses. But the fabrication of multi operation machine, which contains three operations in a single machine. The operations are namely drilling, slotting and shaping. It is a new concept specially meant to reduce the work time and save the cost. Instead of using a slotting machine we are using the special arrangements for slotting operation in the drilling machine same for the shaping operation also, so we can save the investment cost of exceed slotting and shaping machine in the industries. The machine operates through drilling machine with the bevel gear and cam mechanism arrangements. Hence exactly we can carry out three operations in this machine, namely drilling, slotting and shaping. It is a simple in construction and easy to operate. Driller, Bevel gear, Drill bit, Chuck, Cam mechanism, bearings, slotting tool, shaping tool and guide are the main parts used in this machine.
DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF PROTOTYPE OF MULTIPURPOSE MACHINE FOR SHEET METAL OPERATIONS
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Decomposition of forging die for high speed machining
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