CNC Machining Technology (Practical CNC Technology Series)

Author: Xu Honghai, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The book consists of 8 chapters. Chapter 1 introduces the basics of CNC machining cutting, including the fundamental definitions of tool geometry angles and cutting elements, the basic theories and applications of the cutting process, and methods for selecting tool geometry parameters. Chapter 2 covers the materials, types, characteristics, and selection principles of CNC machine tools. Chapter 3 discusses workpiece positioning and clamping methods in CNC machining, as well as an introduction to typical fixtures. Chapter 4 provides a detailed explanation of the content and methods for CNC machining process analysis, process route design, and CNC operation design. Chapter 5 explains the content and methods for CNC turning process analysis. Chapter 6 covers the content and methods for CNC milling process analysis. Chapter 7 discusses the content and methods for machining center process analysis. Chapter 8 explains the content and methods for CNC wire electrical discharge machining process analysis. Chapters 5–8 include typical workpiece process analysis examples. This book can serve as a training manual or textbook for vocational education and technology majors in mechanical and electrical engineering, focusing on CNC technology applications, CAD/CAM technology applications, and mold design and manufacturing. It can also be used as a textbook or reference for undergraduate students in mechanical design, manufacturing, and automation programs, particularly in modern manufacturing technology courses. Additionally, it can be referenced by engineering technicians engaged in CNC machining.