This report summarizes the industrial training completed by Siddharth Shiyani at Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd., a leading CNC machine manufacturing company in Rajkot, India. It describes the various production processes at the company, including the foundry shop (pattern making, molding, casting), sheet metal shop (cutting, bending, welding, grinding), paint shop, machine shop, and assembly. Key steps and machinery used at each stage are outlined, along with quality checks and various tests conducted. The training provided practical experience of CNC machine manufacturing and helped gain a better understanding of implementing theoretical concepts in industry.
Vikas Thakkar completed an industrial training at Jyoti CNC Automation, a leading manufacturer of CNC machines in Gujarat. The report summarizes the key departments observed: Foundry for casting machine parts, Machine Shop for machining, Sheet Metal Shop for bending and forming, Paint Shop for finishing, and Assembly area. Vikas gained valuable experience applying theoretical knowledge learned in college to the practical manufacturing processes at Jyoti CNC Automation across departments like Foundry, Machine Shop, Sheet Metal, Painting, and Assembly. The training report provides an overview of the layouts, machines, and processes within each department.
training report on Jyoti cnc automation ltd.Ketan Gojiya
This document provides an overview of Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd., including descriptions of its various production shops. The company operates foundry, sheet metal, paint, machining, and assembly shops. In the foundry shop, the casting process is described, involving sand mixing and mold making, melting and pouring metal, cooling and removing castings. The sheet metal shop uses laser cutting, bending, welding, and grinding equipment. The paint shop provides surface coating using pretreatment and powder coating. The machining shop machines casted parts using techniques like turning, milling, and grinding. The assembly shop assembles CNC machines using a fixed position layout.
The document provides a 3-page internship report summarizing Nasit Malay Ramesh's 28-day internship at Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt. Ltd. The report details Jyoti CNC's manufacturing processes for CNC machines, including casting, machining, assembly, and quality control testing. It also describes the various components that make up CNC machines and the different departments within Jyoti CNC involved in production.
The document provides information about an industrial visit and project report completed by MBA students at Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt. Ltd. in Rajkot, India. It includes a certificate confirming the students successfully completed the visit and project. The report contains sections on the introduction, general company information, marketing, finance, economic environment, future plans, suggestions, and conclusion. It also lists references used to complete the project.
The document appears to be a project report on an industrial visit to Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd in Rajkot, India. It provides background information on the company, including that it was established in 1989 and manufactures CNC machines for industries like diamonds, textiles, bearings, automotive, and dies/molds. The report covers sections on the company profile, production, personnel, finance, and marketing departments, and concludes with acknowledging those who supported and guided the project.
Hitech Machine Tools is a manufacturing company located in Faridabad, Haryana, India that produces jigs, dies, and other equipment for automotive companies. It was founded in 1996 and has an annual turnover of 3 crores. The company has 50 employees and produces a variety of products including gauges, hydraulic systems, and automotive components. It aims to provide quality products at reasonable prices and good after-sales service to customers. The founder, Mr. Rakesh Sharma, started the company with a goal of supporting the domestic automotive industry in India.
Vikas Thakkar completed an industrial training at Jyoti CNC Automation, a leading manufacturer of CNC machines in Gujarat. The report summarizes the key departments observed: Foundry for casting machine parts, Machine Shop for machining, Sheet Metal Shop for bending and forming, Paint Shop for finishing, and Assembly area. Vikas gained valuable experience applying theoretical knowledge learned in college to the practical manufacturing processes at Jyoti CNC Automation across departments like Foundry, Machine Shop, Sheet Metal, Painting, and Assembly. The training report provides an overview of the layouts, machines, and processes within each department.
training report on Jyoti cnc automation ltd.Ketan Gojiya
This document provides an overview of Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd., including descriptions of its various production shops. The company operates foundry, sheet metal, paint, machining, and assembly shops. In the foundry shop, the casting process is described, involving sand mixing and mold making, melting and pouring metal, cooling and removing castings. The sheet metal shop uses laser cutting, bending, welding, and grinding equipment. The paint shop provides surface coating using pretreatment and powder coating. The machining shop machines casted parts using techniques like turning, milling, and grinding. The assembly shop assembles CNC machines using a fixed position layout.
The document provides a 3-page internship report summarizing Nasit Malay Ramesh's 28-day internship at Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt. Ltd. The report details Jyoti CNC's manufacturing processes for CNC machines, including casting, machining, assembly, and quality control testing. It also describes the various components that make up CNC machines and the different departments within Jyoti CNC involved in production.
The document provides information about an industrial visit and project report completed by MBA students at Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt. Ltd. in Rajkot, India. It includes a certificate confirming the students successfully completed the visit and project. The report contains sections on the introduction, general company information, marketing, finance, economic environment, future plans, suggestions, and conclusion. It also lists references used to complete the project.
The document appears to be a project report on an industrial visit to Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd in Rajkot, India. It provides background information on the company, including that it was established in 1989 and manufactures CNC machines for industries like diamonds, textiles, bearings, automotive, and dies/molds. The report covers sections on the company profile, production, personnel, finance, and marketing departments, and concludes with acknowledging those who supported and guided the project.
Hitech Machine Tools is a manufacturing company located in Faridabad, Haryana, India that produces jigs, dies, and other equipment for automotive companies. It was founded in 1996 and has an annual turnover of 3 crores. The company has 50 employees and produces a variety of products including gauges, hydraulic systems, and automotive components. It aims to provide quality products at reasonable prices and good after-sales service to customers. The founder, Mr. Rakesh Sharma, started the company with a goal of supporting the domestic automotive industry in India.
Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt Ltd is an Indian machine tool company established in 1989 that manufactures CNC machines. It began by making gearboxes for lathes and has since expanded to produce vertical machining centers and turning centers. Jyoti aims to be the top machine tool manufacturer in India by 2010 and explore opportunities globally through innovation. Their vision is to boost confidence in their brand and expand their market reach through strategic acquisitions. They also hope to gain expertise through staff exchanges with acquired companies to continue advancing their technology leadership.
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Giving all the details on what are the process happen in a industry.Main focus on estimation.Effects are implanted too.
The presentation gives all the details of this industry as a trainee.
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This document is a summer training report submitted by Saurabh Khurana, a mechanical engineering student at SRM University, for his internship at Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Private Limited (HMSI). The report contains an introduction to HMSI, including its history, products, management structure, and facilities. It also describes the plant layout and production flow at HMSI. The report is divided into several chapters that will cover topics like the paint department processes, a project on direct pass ratio, and conclusions from the training.
This document appears to be a student's six-week industrial training report submitted in partial fulfillment of a Bachelor of Technology degree in Mechanical Engineering. It includes acknowledgments, a declaration, table of contents, instructions on report formatting and binding, and sections on company profile, project introduction and study, data analysis, results and findings, conclusions, limitations, suggestions, and bibliography. The report was submitted to Punjab Technical University after a six-week training at an unnamed company located in an unspecified city.
This document provides an overview of Autokast Limited, an iron casting company located in Cherthala, Kerala, India. It discusses the company's production processes which include molding, melting, pouring, fettling, and inspection. Autokast produces grey iron and spheroidal graphite iron castings up to 8.5 metric tons for applications in automotive, pumps, valves, and machinery. The training report aims to study Autokast's operations and understand how its various departments work together to manufacture cast iron components.
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"A die is a specialized tool used in manufacturing industries to cut or shape material mostly using a press. Like molds, dies are generally customized to the item they are used to create. Products made with dies range from simple paper clips to complex pieces used in advanced technology".
The document is a seminar report submitted by Jasim Ashraf to Pinky Mourya, HOD of Mechanical Department at Jaipur Engineering College. It provides an overview of Jasim Ashraf's 45-day practical training at HMT (Hindustan Machining Tools) in Ajmer. The report describes the various departments at HMT including human resources, manufacturing, service, materials, planning, design, foundry, and finance. It also covers the different shops like pattern, foundry, manufacturing, and heat treatment. Finally, it discusses some of HMT's products such as grinding machines, tooling, and CNC machines.
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This document summarizes a summer training project completed by Rohit Babu and Rohan Sahay at Tata Motors in Jamshedpur, India from June 23rd to July 23rd, 2018. The project involved conducting a root cause analysis of cam lobe angle variations at the engine factory division of Tata Motors. Tata Motors has several divisions involved in vehicle manufacturing, including body shops, paint shops, assembly lines, foundries, and an engine factory. The trainees completed the project under the guidance of Ajay Jain, Deputy General Manager of Crankshaft and Camshaft.
Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles (VECV) is a joint venture between Volvo Group and Eicher Motors that manufactures commercial vehicles. The intern completed a two-week time study of non-automotive engine peripherals production at VECV. The time study involved direct observation using a stopwatch to measure cycle times and identify value-added versus non-value added activities. Key findings were that the cycle time for a CPCB 1 engine was 52 minutes with 88% for value-added activities, and the cycle time for a CPCB 2 engine was 58 minutes with 88% for value-added activities. The time study aims to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
The document is an industrial training project report submitted by Angel Bajaj to Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Pvt. Ltd. It provides an overview of Honda's global operations and products, as well as a history and details of Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Pvt. Ltd's Manesar plant in India where the student completed their training. The plant manufactures a variety of scooters and motorcycles. The report includes sections on raw materials, production processes in the press, weld and paint shops, and details of the student's assigned project on press trolley management.
This is a 6 week Training report on the topic CNC and Autocad + Delcam + FeatureCam.
This training Report is Submitted by me after completion my 6 week training training in "Krishna Automation Industrial Training Center, Gurgaon".
All the information (Some Standard Values) given in this Training Report is Provided by the KITC , from where i got 6 week training
The document provides details about an industrial training report completed by two interns at Hardrock Attachments Pvt. Ltd., a manufacturer of fabricated structures for construction machinery. The report describes the company's plant layout, manufacturing processes, machinery, quality systems, products, and maintenance procedures. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the heavy fabrication and machining industry for educational purposes.
As a trainee I was required to learn and understand all the pros and cons of industry and its manufacturing unit. I was admitted to the manufacturing department where I learned how to operate machines, handle human resources, manage materials, safety precautions, machine operations, and total productive management.
The internship opportunity with HMT Machine Tools Limited was a great chance for learning and professional development. Therefore, I consider myself as very lucky individual as was provided with an opportunity to be a part of it. I am also grateful for having a chance to meet so many wonderful people and professionals who led me though this internship period.
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Jyoti CNC Automation Pvt Ltd is an Indian machine tool company established in 1989 that manufactures CNC machines. It began by making gearboxes for lathes and has since expanded to produce vertical machining centers and turning centers. Jyoti aims to be the top machine tool manufacturer in India by 2010 and explore opportunities globally through innovation. Their vision is to boost confidence in their brand and expand their market reach through strategic acquisitions. They also hope to gain expertise through staff exchanges with acquired companies to continue advancing their technology leadership.
Internship report of mechanical studentRitika Vyas
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This document provides an internship report summarizing the internship of Shameek Kulkarni at Bharat Forge Ltd. from July 7, 2014 to August 6, 2014. It includes an introduction to Bharat Forge, acknowledgments, contents, details of the induction program and overview of various departments visited including forging, heat treatment, machining and quality control. The report provides insights into the manufacturing processes and equipment used at the different facilities.
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Giving all the details on what are the process happen in a industry.Main focus on estimation.Effects are implanted too.
The presentation gives all the details of this industry as a trainee.
This document is a summer training report submitted by Pankaj Dhir after completing a 6-week industrial training at ISGEC Heavy Engineering Pvt. Ltd. It provides an acknowledgement, declaration, preface and introduction to the organization. ISGEC is a large engineering and manufacturing company established in 1933 in India. It has manufacturing plants and design offices across India and produces equipment for power, oil & gas, automobiles, fertilizers, sugar and defense sectors.
This document is a summer training report submitted by Saurabh Khurana, a mechanical engineering student at SRM University, for his internship at Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Private Limited (HMSI). The report contains an introduction to HMSI, including its history, products, management structure, and facilities. It also describes the plant layout and production flow at HMSI. The report is divided into several chapters that will cover topics like the paint department processes, a project on direct pass ratio, and conclusions from the training.
This document appears to be a student's six-week industrial training report submitted in partial fulfillment of a Bachelor of Technology degree in Mechanical Engineering. It includes acknowledgments, a declaration, table of contents, instructions on report formatting and binding, and sections on company profile, project introduction and study, data analysis, results and findings, conclusions, limitations, suggestions, and bibliography. The report was submitted to Punjab Technical University after a six-week training at an unnamed company located in an unspecified city.
This document provides an overview of Autokast Limited, an iron casting company located in Cherthala, Kerala, India. It discusses the company's production processes which include molding, melting, pouring, fettling, and inspection. Autokast produces grey iron and spheroidal graphite iron castings up to 8.5 metric tons for applications in automotive, pumps, valves, and machinery. The training report aims to study Autokast's operations and understand how its various departments work together to manufacture cast iron components.
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The document is an internship report submitted by Kalpesh Gurunath Pawar detailing his internship at Esmech Equipment Pvt. Ltd. It includes an overview of the company, acknowledgments, and descriptions of the planning, fabrication, machine, and assembly departments that Kalpesh observed and learned about during the internship. Tables with machine specifications from each department are also included.
"A die is a specialized tool used in manufacturing industries to cut or shape material mostly using a press. Like molds, dies are generally customized to the item they are used to create. Products made with dies range from simple paper clips to complex pieces used in advanced technology".
The document is a seminar report submitted by Jasim Ashraf to Pinky Mourya, HOD of Mechanical Department at Jaipur Engineering College. It provides an overview of Jasim Ashraf's 45-day practical training at HMT (Hindustan Machining Tools) in Ajmer. The report describes the various departments at HMT including human resources, manufacturing, service, materials, planning, design, foundry, and finance. It also covers the different shops like pattern, foundry, manufacturing, and heat treatment. Finally, it discusses some of HMT's products such as grinding machines, tooling, and CNC machines.
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This document summarizes a summer training project completed by Rohit Babu and Rohan Sahay at Tata Motors in Jamshedpur, India from June 23rd to July 23rd, 2018. The project involved conducting a root cause analysis of cam lobe angle variations at the engine factory division of Tata Motors. Tata Motors has several divisions involved in vehicle manufacturing, including body shops, paint shops, assembly lines, foundries, and an engine factory. The trainees completed the project under the guidance of Ajay Jain, Deputy General Manager of Crankshaft and Camshaft.
Volvo Eicher Commercial Vehicles (VECV) is a joint venture between Volvo Group and Eicher Motors that manufactures commercial vehicles. The intern completed a two-week time study of non-automotive engine peripherals production at VECV. The time study involved direct observation using a stopwatch to measure cycle times and identify value-added versus non-value added activities. Key findings were that the cycle time for a CPCB 1 engine was 52 minutes with 88% for value-added activities, and the cycle time for a CPCB 2 engine was 58 minutes with 88% for value-added activities. The time study aims to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
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This is a 6 week Training report on the topic CNC and Autocad + Delcam + FeatureCam.
This training Report is Submitted by me after completion my 6 week training training in "Krishna Automation Industrial Training Center, Gurgaon".
All the information (Some Standard Values) given in this Training Report is Provided by the KITC , from where i got 6 week training
The document provides details about an industrial training report completed by two interns at Hardrock Attachments Pvt. Ltd., a manufacturer of fabricated structures for construction machinery. The report describes the company's plant layout, manufacturing processes, machinery, quality systems, products, and maintenance procedures. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the heavy fabrication and machining industry for educational purposes.
As a trainee I was required to learn and understand all the pros and cons of industry and its manufacturing unit. I was admitted to the manufacturing department where I learned how to operate machines, handle human resources, manage materials, safety precautions, machine operations, and total productive management.
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Final Project Report- Shreyas Gupta, IIT GuwahatiShreyas Gupta
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2. It reviews casting techniques and identifies pressure die casting as most suitable for crankcases, providing close tolerances, surface finish, and high production rates. However, minor offset differences between dies still require manual offset selection.
3. The proposed solution is to use model sensing to automatically identify the die type and select the correct program and offsets, eliminating human error while machining crankcases on the CNC machine.
The document provides an overview of ACE Designers Ltd., an Indian company that manufactures CNC machine tools. It describes the various divisions within ACE Designers, including metrology, customer service, sheet metal works, hydraulics, paint shop, and marketing. It then provides more detailed descriptions of the metrology, customer service, sheet metal, and hydraulics divisions, outlining their key roles, processes, equipment, and objectives.
Drilling experiment
Abstract
The drilling experiment was conducted on aluminum specimen to open two holes for other parts to be connected in and welded on. The machines that were used in the experiment are the table saw, surface grinding machine and drilling machine.
Introduction
Drilling is one of the most important cutting procedures. The specimen is gripped in the desired position and the tool rotates. First a 1.15” of needed to be cut from the longer specimen. After the top and bottom of the specimen needed to be fattened using the surface grinding machine. Two holes were needed to be drilled one on the top and another or the side of the specimen. The holes must have 0.3” diameter and 0.5” depth, to be able to fit in the parts that were machined with the lathe.
Procedure
1. 1.15” was cut out of a long peace with a table saw (Figure 1).
2. The surfaces of the specimen was flatten using the surface grinding machine (Figure 2).
3. Using a 0.3” drill two 0.3” holes were drilled on the top and on the side of the specimen with 0.5” depth (Figure 3).
5. Assuring that the previous parts fit into the holes (Figure 4).
Pictures
Figrue 1 (Table saw)
Figure 2 (surface grinding machine)
Figure 3 (drilling machine)
Figure 4 (final results)
Lab report of 3D Printer “MakerBot”
Introduction
This experiment we learned about 3D printing, by using MakerBot printer. 3D printing also known as additive manufacturing. It’s a technology where a three dimensional object is created by laying down sequential layers of materials. The MakerBot Replicator will melt PLA Filament and transfer it into the plates in layers to build the object. By using CAD system then convert it to STL file, the file can be transfer to the MakerBot Replicator by USB drive, USB cable or by the network.
Procedure
First after designing the part in CAD software, then we convert the file to STL format. Most 3D printer can use STL files. Third transfer the STL file to the 3D printer software, were we could designate the size and orientation for printing. Machine setup is another step for example how to prepare it for a new job, which includes adding the materials. Next we let the machine do the printing job, some objects takes hours and some take minutes. Finally we remove the materials from the 3D printer some printer have post processing which could include bathing the printed object in acid to remove the ground.
Figure 1. Display screen of the MakerBot, show you how min left and the percentage.
Figure 2. The MakerBot software were you adjust positioning.
Discussion
In this experiment, we learned how 3D printing technology is an awesome thing, which made creating objects from different Martials. 3D printer are become cheaper every year, that will help people to create and design there object then print it easy, by only using CAD software and convert it to STL file, and that will help to print object to test it in t.
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2) Fabrication including shaft making, rod and rib assembly, welding, testing, and painting.
3) Machining to achieve proper dimensions.
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Jyoti ind.training report
1. REPORT ON
JYOTI CNC AUTOMATION LTD.
G-506&2839, Lodhika, G.I.D.C.
Village, Metoda, Rajkot
SUBMITTED BY
Siddharth Shiyani
siddharthpatel9864@gmail.com
STUDENT OF
PANDIT DEENDAYAL PETROLEUM UNIVERSITY
GANDHINAGAR (22nd to 30th June)
2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I am very grateful to respected H.O.D. Mr. M.B.Kiran and all the
staff members of the department of Industrial engineering for their
constant encouragement and all those who helped me directly or
indirectly in my endeavour.
I am also very thankful to Mr. Nawaz Ghodi for granting my
industrial training in Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd. and supporting me
throughout my training.
Last but not the least I am very thankful to the company and the
entire department Heads for their constant guidance. I felt very
proud for getting my training in this company.
3. Abstract
The industrial training is very essential element, as it plays
important role in an engineer’s life. As we know all that the industrial
training is the right way for understanding the theoretical concept
more effectively. Sometimes it happens that the simple theory
becomes big complication when they are applied practically.
Hence, it is necessary for engineer to undergo through in-plant
training as it gives practical knowledge about the implemented
theory. As today, the experience of an engineer is considering more
valuable than his education degree. The industrial training helps a
lot.
As we are finally exposed to an industrial environment, the engineer
gains the maximum knowledge regarding the technology and
management system possessed by the company, through which
one can improve its working ability. Clearing all the doubts, he has a
better image of the industrial field, which greatly influences his
future carrier.
I fill very lucky to take an industrial training in ‘Jyoti CNC Automation
Ltd.’ at Rajkot, a Leading CNC Machine Manufacturing Company.
So, I am glade to present this in plant training report which contains
the contents regarding the concepts of practical training through
which I passed.
5. Chapter 1: Introduction
Some times ago we use convectional machining process like
drilling, milling, turning, grinding and etc. All these processes done
by manually and it takes more times or time consuming processes.
In manual operate process causes many defects and errors. In
recent times we use non-convectional machine like computer
numerical controller (CNC). In CNC machines takes less times to
perform and chances of errors is to less, and also get high finishing
products. Jyoti CNC is the first company of manufacturing of CNC
machines in Gujarat. Basically Jyoti CNC manufacturing 2-axis, 3-
axis, 4-axis, 5-axis machines. The company has wide products like
CNC turning, CNC milling, CNC horizontal machining, CNC vertical
machining. In campus there are total five machine unit and two
grinding unit.
1. Foundry shop
2. Sheet metal
3. Paint shop
4. Machine shop
5. Assembly shop
6. Chapter 2: Foundry shop
In foundry there are two sections:
1. Pattern section
2. Foundry section
There are Four types of pattern:
1. Wooden pattern
2. Aluminum pattern
3. POP pattern
4. Thermocol pattern
But generally wooden pattern are used.
Designing the pattern as per CNC part required.
Design a core component.
Making the core.
Making the pattern.
Painting the core and pattern.
7. In Jyoti CNC casting parts are made in foundry shop. Those parts
can’t be manufactured by machining process it is manufactured by
castings.
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8. 2. Foundry section
Wooden pattern are made in pattern shop after bring it to foundry
section. In foundry section making mold of pattern. And mold is
generally made of sand. Cope and drag pattern are used and if
parts are hollow then use core. Resin and catalyst is put into crop
and drag through hopper. Catalyst is used for hardness and resin is
used for binder. Hardness of mold is tested in chemical lab. After
making mold cope and drag pattern is removed. And painting mold
to avoid the moisture. To provide strength and hardness mold is
passing through baking process. There are three furnaces. Two
furnace are electric furnace and each capacity is three ton and
another one is holding furnace and it’s capacity is ten ton. Total
capacity is sixteen ton if we made large parts then we use holding
furnace to store molten metal. And it’s temperature is 1450oC.
After making molten metal it is pouring into mold. During pouring
process outer surface of mold is burn because of exhaust gas
removed and can’t create problems. After 2 to 3 days of the
pouring, mold sand will be removed by heavy vibrations. And this
process is called knock out process. And it’s sand is reused and it’s
ratio is 85:15. And other powder particles is collect by dust collector.
In dust collector blower are there and it such powder particles and
store in down way.
After heat treatment process is doing and it takes 8 to 9 hours. And
generally it is stress relieving process. It is not doing for all parts
when it’s require it is use.
9. Next step is shot blasting process. In Jyoti CNC two types of shot
blasting process one is room type shot blasting process and other
one is hanger type shot blasting and is fully automatic and it is used
for small parts. In room type, it is used for large parts and it takes
more time than hanger type. Basically in these process job is
hanging on hydraulic base and balls through on jobs and remove
sand particles.
After completing shot blasting parts is going on grinding and
finishing. In these department if any unnecessary material are there
then remove it by grinding process.
And paint the product to provide resistance against the moisture.
There are two labs.
1. Mechanical labs
2. Chemical labs.
In chemical labs check molten metal content if any material is less
than report in foundry shop.
In mechanical labs check impact test on job. And also finishing are
there.
10. Chapter 3: Sheet Metal Shop
In sheet metal shop four operation is perform:
1. Metal cutting
2. Sheet bending
3. Welding
4. Grinding
3.1 metal cutting :-
In metal cutting there are two types :
1. Laser cutting
2. Plasma cutting
In laser cutting machine is using to cut thin sheet and it’s size is 1
mm to 20 mm. spark gap maintain between sheet and tool is 0.5
mm to 0.8 mm. four types of material is used to cut. When the one
operation done in sheet pallet will be change and it’s happens
manually and automatically, so it reduce loading unloading time and
helps to increase production. Generally four types of material is
used to cut:
1. Aluminium
2. Stainless steel
3. Mild steel
4. CRC (cold roll coil)
Al and SS cut upto 8 mm and MS and CRC cut upto 20 mm. O2 is
used in CRC and MS and N2 is used for Al and SS.
11. In sheet metal shop there are two laser cutting machine one is fully
automatically we need to give just program. And in other one pallet
change by hydraulically and it’s manually.
3.2 sheet bending
In sheet bending there are seven types of bending machine each
machine is used for different purpose. There are various types of
bending machine like truebend 5130, truebend 5650, VLVD, EHP.
Once parts is bend then check is by used standard design and if
any defects are there then correct it by manually by using hammer.
3.3 Welding
Once laser cutting operation and bending operation is done then
parts are going to welding section. In welding section there are
different types of welding process is used.
1. MIG
2. TIG
3. Spot welding
4. Stud welding
In MIG welding, electrode is consumable. Copper wire electrode is
fed continuously with the help of welding gun.
In TIG welding, electrode is non consumable, and arc is generated
by tungsten.
Spot welding is done by electric current. And pressure is applied
from both side.
Stud welding, in these process stud is mounted on the sheet and
pressure is applied.
Drilling process, if we need small holes than we use it.
12. Robo welding is also used. When we need welding at any
complicated part at that time we use robo welding and also used for
heavy parts.
3.4 Grinding and Finishing
Any welding burrs are on parts and it’s removed by grinding
process. Grinding operation is doing for finishing purpose.
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13. Chapter 4: Paint shop
There are many process which is done on sheet metal and it is
given below :
Paint shop plant in two sections:
1. Pretreatment
2. Powder coating plant
In pretreatment process desined for 2 baskets/hrs. each basket 50
sq mtr. Of the substrate to be treated and sub sequently coated.
Max. basket size is 300 mm. weight capacity of basket is 2500 kg.
In powder coating, powder is baking in oven.
SR.NO PROCESS DURATION TEMP.
1 Degrease 5-15 65-70 ºc
2 Rinse 65-70 ºc
3 Rinse 65-70 ºc
4 Derust-1 65-70 ºc
5 Derust-2 65-70 ºc
6 Rinse 65-70 ºc
7 Rinse 65-70 ºc
8 Activation 65-70 ºc
9 Phosphate 50-55 ºc
10 Rinse Ambient
11 Bake 160 ºc
14. There are many defects during paint :
Water spotting
Blistering
Pinholes
Poor adhesion
Poor opacity
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15. Chapter 5: Machine shop
There are total seven section, five are machine shop and two are
grinding shop. Each machine shop doing different different
operation. In machine shop 5, heavy machine are there, also there
are hard hardening machine if we increase any parts hardness then
we use it. Machine shop 3 &4 only heavy machine are there. And
machining only on large parts like bed, column and etc. In turning
machine there are turret for tool changer and other machines ATC
used. There are two types of ATC one is drum type and second is
chain type. With the help of ATC we can reduce tool changing time
and increase production rate. There are many different range of
ATC. Maximum ATC is 160 tool and minimum is 20 tool. During
machining process if any operation are left perform or rework then
we done it manually because it’s loading and unloading time more
and program setting time is more so that left operation done by
manually. Many jobs are small and saddle table is large so using
fixtures and clamping devices fix it on saddle table. Machine shop
1,2 & 5 are also perform small types of jobs. When the parts are
small and require to change in every so it takes more time so that
we use automatic pallet changer so that reduce loading and
unloading time. There are total six pallet changer machine. There
are many types of machines like 2-axis, 3-axis, 4-axis, 5-axis
machine. If we need machining at any angle at that time we use 5-
axis machine, in this machine 4th axis is workpiece rotating table
and 5th axis is tool at any angle. During machining process tool
wear and tool breakage chances is more so that we use coolant
system. Water and cutting fluid mixture are used as coolant. And its
change once in a year.
16. Grinding shop
Grinding operation is used for finishing purpose. Grinding shop 1 &2
are many types of grinding machines like vertical,
horizontal ,angle ,chamfer, hollow grinding.
Machines in grinding shop 1 is like these: ELS, keil bergor, centre
grinding, studder machine, Homart-150.
Machines in grinding shop 2 is HMT, LBG, 400 VG, soloco,
CINCINATTI MILACRON.
Grinding wheel is used abrasive particles. There are two types one
is simple grinding and another is angle grinding.
17. CHAPTER 6: ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT
In assembly department, all the parts are assemble there. Casting
base are bring from foundry department and assemble other parts
on it. Alignment of guide ways to fit LM and if any problem to slide
LM on guide ways then check surface of guide ways by collimator.
Headstock and tailstock fitted on base. And apron are fitted on
guide ways and ball screw’s variation is not more than 10 microns.
After assemble all parts casing on it. And controller fitted. Generally
two types of controller used one is siemens and another is fanuc
controller. There are two department inside one is small scale
machines and another is heavy duty machine. There are many
series like DX, PX, VMC, HSX, NX and many more. After assemble
all parts of CNC than testing on it.
Squareness test, in this test checking saddle alignment.
Geometry test. In this test checking all dimensions of machines like
saddle, ballscrew, tailstock, headstock.
Laser calibration, in this test only one can be calibrated.
Ball bar test, checking all axis and dimensions checking of x and z
axis.
Then after doing practical test and inspect the job.
In jyoti CNC has no any inventory he makes machine as per
customer requirement.
18. Assembly step of VMC:
1. Base assembly
2. Z axis LM headstock and spindle mounting
3. Saddle assembly
4. Squareness testing and Y-axis ball screw mounting
5. Column alignment
6. CRC guarding
7. Lubrication interfacing
8. Electrical interfacing
9. ATC mounting
10.Power and commissioning
11. stroke setting
12. Geometric testing
13.SS guarding
14. laser lubrication and ball bar testing
19. THERE ARE SEVERAL TESTS USED IN
ASSEMBLY, AS BELOW.
• GEOMETRICAL TEST
• SQUARENESS TEST
• LASER TEST
• BALL BAR TEST
• PRACTICAL TEST
• COOLANT TRIAL
• ELECTRICAL FINAL TEST
• FINAL INSPECTION
• PRE DISPATCHED INSPECTION
20. CHAPTER 7: CONCLUSION
At the end of the training I learned the way of conducting each
manufacturing steps in industry and the co-operation between
superiors and workers, i also got brief idea on hierarchy of the
company, and hence it was very exciting experience to be a part
of that company for a while.