Module - 3
A. Milling
B. Gear Generation
a. Types of Milling Machine
b. Up milling x Down milling
c. Milling Cutters
d. Milling Operations
e. Indexing
a) Gear forming & Gear generating
b) Gear generating principle
c) Gear generating methods
d) Gear finishing methods
e) Bevel gear generator
Milling Machine
“Milling machine removes material,
when the work piece is fed into a rotating
multi-point cutting tool”
Rotating Multi-point cutting tool
Block Diagram and main parts of a
milling machine
(Column & Knee Type milling machine)
BASE
COLUMN
OVER ARM
KNEE
Table
Milling Cutter
ARBOR
BASE
COLUMN
KNEE
Table
OVER ARM
Milling Cutter
ARBOR
 Base
 Column
 Knee
 Table
 Over Arm
 Spindle
 Arbor
MOVI
E
Main Classification
of
Milling Machines
HORIZONTAL type VERTICAL type
Vertical ARBOR
Milling cutter
Milling cutter
Horizontal ARBOR
Main Classification of Milling
Machines
UNIT - 3
A. Milling
B. Gear Generation
a. Types of Milling Machine
b. Up milling x Down milling
c. Milling Cutters
d. Milling Operations
e. Indexing
a) Gear forming & Gear generating
b) Gear generating principle
c) Gear generating methods
d) Gear finishing methods
e) Bevel gear generator
Types of Milling
Machine
Types of Milling Machine
1. Column and Knee type Milling machine
2. Fixed Bed type or Manufacturing Type
3. Planer Type
4. Special Type
BASE
COLUMN
OVER ARM
KNEE
Table
Milling
Cutter
ARBOR
Types of Milling Machine
1. Column and Knee type Milling machine
2. Fixed Bed type or Manufacturing Type
3. Planer Type
4. Special Type
Refer any text book related to machine tools
UNIT - 3
A. Milling
B. Gear Generation
a. Types of Milling Machine
b. Up milling x Down milling
c. Milling Cutters
d. Milling Operations
e. Indexing
a) Gear forming & Gear generating
b) Gear generating principle
c) Gear generating methods
d) Gear finishing methods
e) Bevel gear generator
Main Classification of Milling
Processes
1. Peripheral Milling
a. Down Milling
b. Up Milling
2. Face Milling
The surface
generated will be
parallel
to the cutter axis
The surface
generated will be
perpendicula
r to the cutter axis
Movie-1
Movie-2
Movie-1(a)
Movie-2(a)
Main Classification of Milling
Processes
1. Peripheral Milling
a. Down Milling
b. Up Milling
2. Face Milling
DOWN-Milling Vs UP-Milling
DOWN-Milling UP-Milling
Work piece
Rotating Multipoint cutting tool
Down-Milling or Climb Milling
Work piece
Rotating Multipoint cutting tool
UP-Milling or Conventional Milling
DOWN-Milling Vs UP-Milling
DOWN-Milling UP-Milling
1
Work piece & Cutter moves
in the same direction
Work piece & Cutter moves
in the opposite direction
2 Chip thickness MAX to MIN Chip thickness MIN to MAX
3 Cutting Force MAX to MIN Cutting force MIN to MAX
4
Cutting force acts
DOWNWARDS
Cutting force acts
UPWARDS
5
Cutting force seats the work
piece
Cutting force tries to lift the
work piece
DOWN-Milling Vs UP-Milling
DOWN-Milling UP-Milling
1
Work piece & Cutter moves
in the same direction
Work piece & Cutter moves
in the opposite direction
2 Chip thickness MAX to MIN Chip thickness MIN to MAX
3 Cutting Force MAX to MIN Cutting force MIN to MAX
4
Cutting force acts
DOWNWARDS
Cutting force acts
UPWARDS
5
Cutting force seats the work
piece
Cutting force tries to lift the
work piece
DOWN-Milling Vs UP-Milling
DOWN-Milling UP-Milling
1
Work piece & Cutter moves
in the same direction
Work piece & Cutter moves
in the opposite direction
2 Chip thickness MAX to MIN Chip thickness MIN to MAX
3 Cutting Force MAX to MIN Cutting force MIN to MAX
4
Cutting force acts
DOWNWARDS
Cutting force acts
UPWARDS
5
Cutting force seats the work
piece
Cutting force tries to lift the
work piece
UNIT - 3
A. Milling
B. Gear Generation
a. Types of Milling Machine
b. Up milling x Down milling
c. Milling Cutters
d. Milling Operations
e. Indexing
a) Gear forming & Gear generating
b) Gear generating principle
c) Gear generating methods
d) Gear finishing methods
e) Bevel gear generator
Types of Milling
Cutters
According to Purpose of use of Cutter:
(a)Standard Milling Cutters : Conventional cutters
(b)Special Milling Cutters: Designed to perform special
operations
Types of Milling Cutters
Types of Standard Milling Cutters
Plain Milling Cutter
Cylindrical in shape having teeth on their
circumference
Used to produce flat surfaces
parallel to axis of rotation
Fig: Plain milling cutter and its elements
Plain Milling Cutter
Fig: Plain milling cutter and its elements
Depending on size and application: Light duty, heavy
duty and helical plain milling cutters
Used to remove metal from the side of work piece
Have teeth on the periphery and on its sides
Types of Side Milling Cutters
1.Plain side milling cutters: Have straight
circumferential teeth
2.Staggered teeth side milling cutter : Have
alternate teeth with opposite helix angle providing
more chip space
Have small width
Used for parting off or slotting operations
Types of Metal Slitting Saw
Metal Slitting Saw
1. Plain milling slitting saw
2. Staggered teeth slitting
saw
Have conical surfaces with cutting edge over them
Used to machine angles other than 90°
Used for cutting slots and small holes
Have teeth on their end as well as on periphery
Used to produce “T” shaped slots in the work piece
Used for making
Woodruff key slots
Wood ruff key
Used to make contoured surfaces
Cutters are single point cutting tools
Fly cutter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sLHcFanDpg
Convex Milling cutters:
Have profile outwards at their circumference and
used to generate concave semi circular surface on
the work piece
Concave Milling cutters:
Have teeth profile curve in wards on their
circumference. These are used to generate convex
semi circular surfaces
Used to make grooves and flutes in taps or reamers
Tap and Reamer
cutter
Different sizes of Taps
513-516, P.C. Sharma
UNIT - 3
A. Milling
B. Gear Generation
a. Types of Milling Machine
b. Up milling x Down milling
c. Milling Cutters
d. Milling Operations
e. Indexing
a) Gear forming & Gear generating
b) Gear generating principle
c) Gear generating methods
d) Gear finishing methods
e) Bevel gear generator
Milling Machine Operations
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. T- Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Work Piece
Milling
Cutter
Work Piece
Milling
Cutter
https://
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Work Piece
Milling
cutter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=9OkBMA43qzg
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Straddle milling cutter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Io8n7XBI3I
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Angular Milling Cutter
Work piece
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK0RuMtdMjw
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
END
MILL
END
MILL
Work
piece
SLO
T
Movie
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Max. Thickness = 5mm
Work piece
Saw milling cutter
(5mm)
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. T- Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Movie
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. T - Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Movie-1
Movie-2
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. T - Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Movie -1
Movie -2
Thread milling
cutter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEy_Uq2Q8eM
Milling Machine Operations
1. Plain Milling
2. Face Milling
3. Straddle Milling
4. Angular Milling
5. Gang Milling
6. Form Milling
7. Profile Milling
8. End Milling
9. Saw Milling
10. Key way Milling
11. T - Slot Milling
12. Gear Cutting
13. Cam Milling
14. Thread milling
Refer any text book
For more details and line diagrams
Refer page number
437 to 444, H.C &
S.K.B
UNIT - 3
A. Milling
B. Gear Generation
a. Types of Milling Machine
b. Up milling x Down milling
c. Milling Cutters
d. Milling Operations
e. Indexing
a) Gear forming & Gear generating
b) Gear generating principle
c) Gear generating methods
d) Gear finishing methods
e) Bevel gear generator
INDEXING
(main application in Gear
manufacturing)
INDEXING
It’s the process of dividing the periphery of a
circular work piece in to any number of equal parts
INDEXING
Gear
Blank
Gear milling cutter
INDEXING
Gear
Blank
INDEXING
Gear
Blank
INDEXING
GearBlank
INDEXING
GearBlank
INDEXING
GearBlank
INDEXING
24 teeth
GearBlank
INDEXING
24 teeth
GearBlank
INDEXING
24 teeth
GearBlank
INDEXING
24 teeth
GearBlank
INDEXING
24 teeth
GearBlank
INDEXING
24 teeth
GearBlank
MOVIE
INDEXING
It’s the process of dividing the periphery of a
circular work piece in to any number of equal parts
Indexing Head and Index plate
Indexing Methods
Indexing Methods
1. Direct or Rapid indexing
2. Plain or Simple indexing
3. Compound indexing
4. Differential indexing
5. Angular indexing
Types of GEAR
SPUR
HELICAL
DOUBLE HELICAL
(Herringbone)
SPROCKETBEVEL WORM & WORM GEAR
RACK & PINION
• Using Milling Machine,
Shaping machine etc..
Indexing Mechanisms………….
## Simple indexing mechanism
(most commonly used)
Gear Forming
Worm gear
(40Teeth)
Worm
Worm & worm gear mechanism
Movie
(commonly used as a speed reduction mechanism)
Indexing Methods
1. Direct or Rapid indexing
2. Plain or Simple indexing
3. Compound indexing
4. Differential indexing
5. Angular indexing
Indexing Methods
1. Direct or Rapid indexing
2. Plain or Simple indexing
3. Compound indexing
4. Differential indexing
5. Angular indexing
SIMPLE INDEXING
WORM & WORM GEAR INDEXING PLATES
SIMPLE INDEXING
WORM & WORM GEAR
INDEXING PLATES
MOVIE – Simple indexing
Plain or simple indexing (using worm and worm gear)
Number of gear teeth = 12
Required indexing
movement
=
40
N
Where N = Number of teeth
40
12
Here N=12
= 3
4
12
Indexing plate
having 12 hole circle
Plain or simple indexing (using worm and worm gear)
Number of gear teeth = 12
40
12
Here N=12
= 3
5
15
10
3
=
50
15
=
Plain or simple indexing (using worm and worm gear)
Number of gear teeth = 37
40
37
Here N=37
= 1
3
37
Plain or simple indexing (using worm and worm gear)
Number of gear teeth = 32
40
32
Here N=32
=
5
4
25
20
= 1
5
20
=
Gear Generating
1. Gear generating principle
2. Gear generating methods
3. Gear finishing methods
4. Bevel gear generator
Gear generating principle
Two gears of the same module will mesh together
Meshing gears
Module = pitch circle diameter / no. of teeth
GEAR - 1
GEAR - 2
Gear - 1 Gear - 2
Movie -1
(Meshing of gears)
Gear Generating
1. Gear generating principle
2. Gear generating methods
3. Gear finishing methods
4. Bevel gear generator
Gear generating methods
a) Gear hobbing process
b) Pinion cutter generating process
c) Rack cutter generating process
Automated “INDEXING”
is mandatory
Relative movement between the tool and the work piece
Gear HOB
Animated movie – basics of
gear hobbing
Movie
“The Hob and Gear blank”
interacts like a
_______________assembly“Worm & Worm gear”
Gear generating methods
a) Gear hobbing process
b) Pinion cutter generating process
c) Rack cutter generating process
Automated “INDEXING”
is mandatory
PINIO
N
Cutter
Gear Blank
(work
piece)
PINION
Slow Rotation
Both the “cutter” and the “gear blank” interacts like a ________________
Fast
Reciprocation
pair of Spur gears
Movie
Gear generating methods
a) Gear hobbing process
b) Pinion cutter generating process
c) Rack cutter generating process
Automated “INDEXING”
is mandatory
Pinion
Rack
(Gear with infinite radius)
Rack & Pinion converts rotary motion to reciprocating
motion
Gear generation by RACK cutter – animated movie
Movie –
Rack & Pinion
Gear generating methods
a) Gear hobbing process
b) Pinion cutter generating process
c) Rack cutter generating process
Automated “INDEXING”
is mandatory
Blank
Flat DIE - 2 (Rack type)
Flat DIE – 1 (Rack type)
Gear Rolling method
Gear Generating
1. Gear generating principle
2. Gear generating methods
3. Gear finishing methods
4. Bevel gear generator
www.ignou.ac.in/upload/gear.pdf
For details on “Gear Finishing methods”,
visit the following web site
Gear shaving cutter
Gear Generating
1. Gear generating principle
2. Gear generating methods
3. Gear finishing methods
4. Bevel gear generator
Movie
UNIT - 3
A. Milling
B. Gear Generation
a. Types of Milling Machine
b. Up milling x Down milling
c. Milling Cutters
d. Milling Operations
e. Indexing
a) Gear forming & Gear generating
b) Gear generating principle
c) Gear generating methods
d) Gear finishing methods
e) Bevel gear generator
completed

Milling and gear generation

  • 1.
    Module - 3 A.Milling B. Gear Generation a. Types of Milling Machine b. Up milling x Down milling c. Milling Cutters d. Milling Operations e. Indexing a) Gear forming & Gear generating b) Gear generating principle c) Gear generating methods d) Gear finishing methods e) Bevel gear generator
  • 2.
    Milling Machine “Milling machineremoves material, when the work piece is fed into a rotating multi-point cutting tool” Rotating Multi-point cutting tool
  • 7.
    Block Diagram andmain parts of a milling machine (Column & Knee Type milling machine)
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    BASE COLUMN KNEE Table OVER ARM Milling Cutter ARBOR Base  Column  Knee  Table  Over Arm  Spindle  Arbor MOVI E
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    HORIZONTAL type VERTICALtype Vertical ARBOR Milling cutter Milling cutter Horizontal ARBOR Main Classification of Milling Machines
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    UNIT - 3 A.Milling B. Gear Generation a. Types of Milling Machine b. Up milling x Down milling c. Milling Cutters d. Milling Operations e. Indexing a) Gear forming & Gear generating b) Gear generating principle c) Gear generating methods d) Gear finishing methods e) Bevel gear generator
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    Types of MillingMachine 1. Column and Knee type Milling machine 2. Fixed Bed type or Manufacturing Type 3. Planer Type 4. Special Type BASE COLUMN OVER ARM KNEE Table Milling Cutter ARBOR
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    Types of MillingMachine 1. Column and Knee type Milling machine 2. Fixed Bed type or Manufacturing Type 3. Planer Type 4. Special Type Refer any text book related to machine tools
  • 16.
    UNIT - 3 A.Milling B. Gear Generation a. Types of Milling Machine b. Up milling x Down milling c. Milling Cutters d. Milling Operations e. Indexing a) Gear forming & Gear generating b) Gear generating principle c) Gear generating methods d) Gear finishing methods e) Bevel gear generator
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    Main Classification ofMilling Processes 1. Peripheral Milling a. Down Milling b. Up Milling 2. Face Milling The surface generated will be parallel to the cutter axis The surface generated will be perpendicula r to the cutter axis Movie-1 Movie-2 Movie-1(a) Movie-2(a)
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    Main Classification ofMilling Processes 1. Peripheral Milling a. Down Milling b. Up Milling 2. Face Milling
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    Work piece Rotating Multipointcutting tool Down-Milling or Climb Milling
  • 22.
    Work piece Rotating Multipointcutting tool UP-Milling or Conventional Milling
  • 23.
    DOWN-Milling Vs UP-Milling DOWN-MillingUP-Milling 1 Work piece & Cutter moves in the same direction Work piece & Cutter moves in the opposite direction 2 Chip thickness MAX to MIN Chip thickness MIN to MAX 3 Cutting Force MAX to MIN Cutting force MIN to MAX 4 Cutting force acts DOWNWARDS Cutting force acts UPWARDS 5 Cutting force seats the work piece Cutting force tries to lift the work piece
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    DOWN-Milling Vs UP-Milling DOWN-MillingUP-Milling 1 Work piece & Cutter moves in the same direction Work piece & Cutter moves in the opposite direction 2 Chip thickness MAX to MIN Chip thickness MIN to MAX 3 Cutting Force MAX to MIN Cutting force MIN to MAX 4 Cutting force acts DOWNWARDS Cutting force acts UPWARDS 5 Cutting force seats the work piece Cutting force tries to lift the work piece
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    DOWN-Milling Vs UP-Milling DOWN-MillingUP-Milling 1 Work piece & Cutter moves in the same direction Work piece & Cutter moves in the opposite direction 2 Chip thickness MAX to MIN Chip thickness MIN to MAX 3 Cutting Force MAX to MIN Cutting force MIN to MAX 4 Cutting force acts DOWNWARDS Cutting force acts UPWARDS 5 Cutting force seats the work piece Cutting force tries to lift the work piece
  • 26.
    UNIT - 3 A.Milling B. Gear Generation a. Types of Milling Machine b. Up milling x Down milling c. Milling Cutters d. Milling Operations e. Indexing a) Gear forming & Gear generating b) Gear generating principle c) Gear generating methods d) Gear finishing methods e) Bevel gear generator
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    According to Purposeof use of Cutter: (a)Standard Milling Cutters : Conventional cutters (b)Special Milling Cutters: Designed to perform special operations Types of Milling Cutters
  • 29.
    Types of StandardMilling Cutters
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    Plain Milling Cutter Cylindricalin shape having teeth on their circumference Used to produce flat surfaces parallel to axis of rotation Fig: Plain milling cutter and its elements
  • 31.
    Plain Milling Cutter Fig:Plain milling cutter and its elements
  • 32.
    Depending on sizeand application: Light duty, heavy duty and helical plain milling cutters
  • 33.
    Used to removemetal from the side of work piece Have teeth on the periphery and on its sides
  • 34.
    Types of SideMilling Cutters 1.Plain side milling cutters: Have straight circumferential teeth 2.Staggered teeth side milling cutter : Have alternate teeth with opposite helix angle providing more chip space
  • 35.
    Have small width Usedfor parting off or slotting operations
  • 36.
    Types of MetalSlitting Saw Metal Slitting Saw 1. Plain milling slitting saw 2. Staggered teeth slitting saw
  • 37.
    Have conical surfaceswith cutting edge over them Used to machine angles other than 90°
  • 39.
    Used for cuttingslots and small holes Have teeth on their end as well as on periphery
  • 40.
    Used to produce“T” shaped slots in the work piece
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    Used to makecontoured surfaces Cutters are single point cutting tools
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    Convex Milling cutters: Haveprofile outwards at their circumference and used to generate concave semi circular surface on the work piece Concave Milling cutters: Have teeth profile curve in wards on their circumference. These are used to generate convex semi circular surfaces
  • 47.
    Used to makegrooves and flutes in taps or reamers
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    UNIT - 3 A.Milling B. Gear Generation a. Types of Milling Machine b. Up milling x Down milling c. Milling Cutters d. Milling Operations e. Indexing a) Gear forming & Gear generating b) Gear generating principle c) Gear generating methods d) Gear finishing methods e) Bevel gear generator
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. T- Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Work Piece Milling Cutter Work Piece Milling Cutter https://
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Work Piece Milling cutter https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=9OkBMA43qzg
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Straddle milling cutter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Io8n7XBI3I
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Angular Milling Cutter Work piece
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK0RuMtdMjw
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling END MILL END MILL Work piece SLO T Movie
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Max. Thickness = 5mm Work piece Saw milling cutter (5mm)
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. T- Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Movie
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. T - Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Movie-1 Movie-2
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. T - Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Movie -1 Movie -2 Thread milling cutter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEy_Uq2Q8eM
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    Milling Machine Operations 1.Plain Milling 2. Face Milling 3. Straddle Milling 4. Angular Milling 5. Gang Milling 6. Form Milling 7. Profile Milling 8. End Milling 9. Saw Milling 10. Key way Milling 11. T - Slot Milling 12. Gear Cutting 13. Cam Milling 14. Thread milling Refer any text book For more details and line diagrams Refer page number 437 to 444, H.C & S.K.B
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    UNIT - 3 A.Milling B. Gear Generation a. Types of Milling Machine b. Up milling x Down milling c. Milling Cutters d. Milling Operations e. Indexing a) Gear forming & Gear generating b) Gear generating principle c) Gear generating methods d) Gear finishing methods e) Bevel gear generator
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    INDEXING (main application inGear manufacturing)
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    INDEXING It’s the processof dividing the periphery of a circular work piece in to any number of equal parts
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    INDEXING It’s the processof dividing the periphery of a circular work piece in to any number of equal parts
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    Indexing Head andIndex plate
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    Indexing Methods 1. Director Rapid indexing 2. Plain or Simple indexing 3. Compound indexing 4. Differential indexing 5. Angular indexing
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    Types of GEAR SPUR HELICAL DOUBLEHELICAL (Herringbone) SPROCKETBEVEL WORM & WORM GEAR RACK & PINION
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    • Using MillingMachine, Shaping machine etc.. Indexing Mechanisms…………. ## Simple indexing mechanism (most commonly used) Gear Forming Worm gear (40Teeth) Worm Worm & worm gear mechanism Movie (commonly used as a speed reduction mechanism)
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    Indexing Methods 1. Director Rapid indexing 2. Plain or Simple indexing 3. Compound indexing 4. Differential indexing 5. Angular indexing
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    Indexing Methods 1. Director Rapid indexing 2. Plain or Simple indexing 3. Compound indexing 4. Differential indexing 5. Angular indexing
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    SIMPLE INDEXING WORM &WORM GEAR INDEXING PLATES
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    SIMPLE INDEXING WORM &WORM GEAR INDEXING PLATES MOVIE – Simple indexing
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    Plain or simpleindexing (using worm and worm gear) Number of gear teeth = 12 Required indexing movement = 40 N Where N = Number of teeth 40 12 Here N=12 = 3 4 12 Indexing plate having 12 hole circle
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    Plain or simpleindexing (using worm and worm gear) Number of gear teeth = 12 40 12 Here N=12 = 3 5 15 10 3 = 50 15 =
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    Plain or simpleindexing (using worm and worm gear) Number of gear teeth = 37 40 37 Here N=37 = 1 3 37
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    Plain or simpleindexing (using worm and worm gear) Number of gear teeth = 32 40 32 Here N=32 = 5 4 25 20 = 1 5 20 =
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    Gear Generating 1. Geargenerating principle 2. Gear generating methods 3. Gear finishing methods 4. Bevel gear generator
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    Gear generating principle Twogears of the same module will mesh together Meshing gears Module = pitch circle diameter / no. of teeth
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    Gear - 1Gear - 2 Movie -1 (Meshing of gears)
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    Gear Generating 1. Geargenerating principle 2. Gear generating methods 3. Gear finishing methods 4. Bevel gear generator
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    Gear generating methods a)Gear hobbing process b) Pinion cutter generating process c) Rack cutter generating process Automated “INDEXING” is mandatory Relative movement between the tool and the work piece
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    Animated movie –basics of gear hobbing Movie “The Hob and Gear blank” interacts like a _______________assembly“Worm & Worm gear”
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    Gear generating methods a)Gear hobbing process b) Pinion cutter generating process c) Rack cutter generating process Automated “INDEXING” is mandatory
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    PINIO N Cutter Gear Blank (work piece) PINION Slow Rotation Boththe “cutter” and the “gear blank” interacts like a ________________ Fast Reciprocation pair of Spur gears Movie
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    Gear generating methods a)Gear hobbing process b) Pinion cutter generating process c) Rack cutter generating process Automated “INDEXING” is mandatory
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    Pinion Rack (Gear with infiniteradius) Rack & Pinion converts rotary motion to reciprocating motion Gear generation by RACK cutter – animated movie Movie – Rack & Pinion
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    Gear generating methods a)Gear hobbing process b) Pinion cutter generating process c) Rack cutter generating process Automated “INDEXING” is mandatory Blank Flat DIE - 2 (Rack type) Flat DIE – 1 (Rack type) Gear Rolling method
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    Gear Generating 1. Geargenerating principle 2. Gear generating methods 3. Gear finishing methods 4. Bevel gear generator
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    www.ignou.ac.in/upload/gear.pdf For details on“Gear Finishing methods”, visit the following web site Gear shaving cutter
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    Gear Generating 1. Geargenerating principle 2. Gear generating methods 3. Gear finishing methods 4. Bevel gear generator Movie
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    UNIT - 3 A.Milling B. Gear Generation a. Types of Milling Machine b. Up milling x Down milling c. Milling Cutters d. Milling Operations e. Indexing a) Gear forming & Gear generating b) Gear generating principle c) Gear generating methods d) Gear finishing methods e) Bevel gear generator completed