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the best possible result in best way. They have been observed or
considered various parameters like wheel speed, depth of cut,
feed and coolant etc. they have been performed all these
parameters on the many materials like EN8, EN10, and EN24 etc.
on various machines like CNC turning and CNC surface
Grinding. They have been using various method and technique
like Taguchi method, Response surface Methodology and
ANOVA etc. they have used all of these influential parameters to
get the surface roughness and metal removal rate.
Work is to be done:After studied all the papers and various influential parameters,
now I am going to take various parameters to perform the
experiment on the workpiece. Workpiece made up of EN31 and
with the help of other parameters. The experimental works are to
be done on the CNC surface grinding machine.
On this machine i am going to use various parameters like Wheel
speed, depth of cut and feed. The experiments will be done on
different values of these input parameters as mentioned above.
Then these values will be analyses on the Design of Experiment
software. In this software considered the two output parameters
i.e. Surface Roughness and Metal Removal Rate, then after
getting all values after machining of the specimen on CNC
surface Grinding Machine, every value are to be investigate on
the ANOVA and analyze the each and every graph in the RSM
methodology. I need to check the best possible result after
machining, to analyze the Good surface roughness and maximum
MRR.
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