The document discusses the design and functionality of a lathe tool dynamometer used for measuring cutting forces in machining operations, emphasizing the importance of understanding these forces for economic manufacturing. It details various types of dynamometers and the principles behind their operation, including methodology for measuring cutting forces through strain gauges. The document highlights the necessity for dynamometers to have mechanical rigidity and sensitivity for accurate measurements while addressing challenges related to force measurement accuracy.

1. Force analysis of lathe tool
dynamometer

2. INTRODUCTION
In machining or metal cutting operation the device used for
determination of cutting forces is known as a Tool
Dynamometer or Force Dynamometer.
Hence, it is essential to study the metal cutting process for
economical aspects of the manufacture of the components.

3. Types of Dynamometers
The different types of commonly used dynamometers can
be broadly classified as
Mechanical dynamometers
 Strain Gauge type dynamometers
 Pneumatic and Hydraulic dynamometers
 Electrical Dynamometers
 Piezoelectric dynamometers

4. FORCES INVOLVED
𝑭 𝒕 = The feed force or thrust force acting in horizontal plane
parallel to the axis of the work.
𝑭 𝒓(or) 𝑭 𝒇 = Feed force or radial force, also acting in the
horizontal plane but along a radius of Work piece.
𝑭 𝒄 = The cutting force, acting in vertical plane and is
tangential to the work surface also called as axial force.

5. Resultant force can be calculated by
R= 𝐹𝑐
2
+ 𝐹𝑡
2
+ 𝐹𝑟
2
Radial forceThrust force
Axial force
(or) R = 𝐹𝑐
2
+ 𝐹𝑡
2
+ 𝐹𝑓
2

6. contents
Abstract
Literature review
Objectives
Working principle
Methodology
Problem identification
Results and discussion
conclusion

7. ABSTRACT
 A lathe tool dynamometer that can evaluate fixed cutting
forces by using level of strain gauges has been designed
and developed.
 The sensing system measures the deflection In strain
gauges and these signals are modified into other quantity
and computed in the form of forces on the display system.

8. Literature review
 Machining of metal comprises driving of cutting tool from end to end the
excess material of the work piece and the process factors in tool cutting
(Astakhov and Shvets 2001).
 This information provides the chance of fast determination of cutting
speed resultant to the highest possible produced area of work piece
before the selected wear restrict obtained, reducing with straight line
movement (Seker et al. 2002) allows us to assess the impact of tool life
and surface area roughness of the work piece.

9. objectives
save the time
cost of production
 to get the better output which cannot be obtained
with hand tools.

10. Working principle of lathe tool dynamo
meter?
Lathe tool dynamo meter is a equipment
which used for observing the amount of load
acting on the tool while operation.

11. METHODOLOGY
 Measurement of cutting force by using electrical strain
gauge is the best technique available.
 The natural frequency of the tool holder of lathe tool
dynamometer will be calculated.
 Stress calculation will be carried out for the safe design
of lathe tool dynamometer.

12. Sensor
 The sensor is designed in such a
way that it can be rigidly mounted
on the tool post, and the cutting
tool can be fixed to the sensor
directly.

15. Why Force Analysis is Important ?
In order to design of mechanical structure of cutting tool
which will withstand cutting force and thrust force
effectively
To determine power consumption during machining
process.
This will help in selecting suitable motor drive
To predict tool life.
To increase productivity

16. Requirement of a cutting force
dynamometer
The dynamometer should have sufficient mechanical rigidity to
avoid excessive deformation of the cutting edge under the action of
cutting forces.
It should have sufficient sensitivity to enable measurement of
cutting forces with sufficient accuracy.
It should have high stiffness and low mass, ensuring 100 percent
transmissibility of force by its very high natural frequency.

17. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
Due to large effect of cross sensitivity high variation
in the accuracy of horizontal and vertical force
components developed.
Variations in voltage supply and temperatures.

18. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
As per observation recorded, the feed forces and depth
of cut is directly proportional to cutting forces.
 Cutting forces depend upon feed rate of tool so the
cutting forces increase as feed rate increases.

19. Thank you