Calculators Created by Parul Keshav

Verified Corner Radius of Tool given Machining Time

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Verified Feed to Workpiece given Machining Time

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Verified Length of Workpiece given Machining Time

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Verified Length of Workpiece given Roughness

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Verified Machining Time for Workpiece given Machining Conditions

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Verified Machining Time for Workpiece given Roughness

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Verified Rotational Frequency of Workpiece given Machining Time

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Verified Rotational Frequency of Workpiece given Roughness

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Created Roughness value given corner radius

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Verified Surface Roughness of Workpiece given Machining Time

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2 More Accuracy and Surface Finish Calculators

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Created Diameter of the workpiece in terms of Metal removal rate

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Created Diameter of wheel in terms of feed and machine infeed speed

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Created Diameter of workpiece in terms of feed and machine infeed speed

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Created Feed speed in Grinding

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Created Feed speed in terms of workpiece and wheel removal parameter

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Created Feed speed when the Metal removal rate is given

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Created Grinding ratio

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Created Machine infeed speed in terms of Feed speed in Grinding

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Created Machine infeed speed in terms of workpiece and wheel removal parameter

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Created Metal removal rate in terms of the Diameter of the workpiece

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Created Metal removal rate in terms of workpiece removal parameter

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Created The diameter of wheel in terms of Feed speed in Grinding

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Created Wheel removal rate in terms of Wheel removal parameter

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Created Width of cut in terms of Metal removal rate

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Verified Area of Work exposed to Electrolysis in terms of Supply Current

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Verified Area of Work exposed to Electrolysis in terms of Tool Feed Speed

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Verified Area of Work exposed to Electrolysis in terms of Volumetric Material Removal Rate

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Verified Unit flow per discharge

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11 More Basics of turbomachines Calculators

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Created Cross Sectional area of Uncut chip in terms of Specific Cutting energy in machining

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Created Length of chip in terms of thickness of chip

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Created Length of the Shear Plane of Chip

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Created Mass of chip in terms of thickness of chip

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Created Width of chip in terms of thickness of chip

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4 More Chip Calculators

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Created Chip break distance when material constant is unity

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Created Chip breaker distance given Chip breaker wedge angle

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Created Chip breaker distance given radius of chip curvature

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Created Chip breaker height given Chip breaker wedge angle

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Created Chip thickness given length of chip tool contact

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Created Chip Thickness when material constant is unity

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Created Constant for length of chip tool contact

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1 More Chip control Calculators

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Created Chip Thickness

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Created Chip thickness in terms of cutting ratio

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Created Undeformed Chip Thickness in terms of Cutting Ratio

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Created Undeformed Chip Thickness in terms of Length of Shear Plane of Chip

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Created Coefficient of Friction at Collar According to Uniform Pressure Theory

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Created Coefficient of Friction at Collar According to Uniform Wear Theory

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Created Collar Friction Torque According to Uniform Pressure Theory

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Created Load given Collar Friction Torque According to Uniform Pressure Theory

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Created Load given Collar Friction Torque According to Uniform Wear Theory

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1 More Collar Friction Calculators

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Created Constant for machine type a in terms of Machining time for maximum power

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Created Constant for machine type b given Power available for Machining

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Created Constant for machine type b in terms of Machining time for maximum power

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Created Constant for the machine type a given Power available for Machining

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Verified Cost of Grinding in terms of Estimated Tool Costs

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Verified Cost of Holder in terms of Tool Costs for Disposable-Insert Tool

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Verified Cost of Insert in terms of Tool Costs for Disposable-Insert Tool

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Verified Cost of Re-grindable Tool in terms of Estimated Tool Costs

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Verified Estimated Tool Costs for Disposable-Insert Tool

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Verified Estimated Tool Costs for Re-grindable Tool

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Verified Initial Cost of Machine in terms of Depreciation Rate

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Created Cost amortized over years in terms of Total rate for Machining and Operator

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Verified Cost of 1 Tool given Machining Cost for Maximum Power

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Created Cost of Machine tool in terms of initial weight of workpiece

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Verified Machining Cost per component for Maximum Power when Cutting Speed is limited by Taylor's Exponent

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Verified Machining Cost per component under Maximum Power Condition

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Verified Batch Size when Average Production Cost is given

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Verified Batch Size when Total Production Cost is given

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in terms of Average Production Cost of each component

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in terms of Individual Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Number of Tools used when the Average Production Cost is given

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Verified Number of Tools used when the Individual Costs are given

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Verified Number of Tools used when Total Production Cost is given

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Verified Setup Time for each product in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Setup Time for each product in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Setup Time for each product in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Total Non-Productive Time in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Total Non-Productive Time in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Current Efficiency in terms of Gap between Tool and Work Surface

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Verified Current Efficiency in terms of Tool Feed Speed

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Verified Current Efficiency in terms of Volumetric Material Removal Rate

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Verified Current Supplied for Electrolysis

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Verified Current Supplied for Electrolysis in terms of Specific Resistivity of Electrolyte

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Verified Current Supplied in terms of Tool Feed Speed

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Verified Current Supplied in terms of Volumetric Material Removal Rate

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Created Area of contact given Frictional Force

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Created Corner Radius given Roughness value

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Created Diameter of Cutter given Roughness Value

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Created Feed given Roughness value

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Created Feed given Roughness Value and corner radius

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Created Feed speed given Roughness value

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Created Frictional Force required to continuously shear junction between surfaces

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Created Proportion of Area in which metallic contact occurs given Frictional Force

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Created Rotational Frequency of Cutter given Roughness Value

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Created Shear Strength of Softer Lubricant layer given Frictional force

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Created Shear Strength of Softer Metal given Frictional force

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Created Working major cutting edge Angle given Roughness value

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Created Working minor cutting edge Angle given Roughness value

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1 More Cutting fluid and Surface Roughness Calculators

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Created Cutting force in terms of rate of energy consumption during machining

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Created Cutting Force in terms of Specific Cutting Energy in machining

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Created Force required to remove Chip and acting on Tool Face

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Created Resultant cutting Force in terms of Force required to remove the Chip

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Verified Area of laser beam at focal point

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Verified Constant dependent of material

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Verified Cutting rate in mm/min

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Verified Laser power incident on the surface

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Verified Thickness of material

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Verified Vaporisation energy of the material

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Verified Cutting Speed of Free-Cutting Steel in terms of Cutting Velocity of tool and Machinability Index

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Verified Cutting Velocity in terms of Machinability Index

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Verified Cutting Velocity in terms of Taylor's Tool Life and Intercept

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Verified Cutting Velocity in terms of Tool Lives and Cutting Velocity for Reference Machining Condition

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Verified Reference Cutting Velocity in terms of Tool Lives, Cutting Velocity under a Machining Condition

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Verified Cutting Speed for Constant-Cutting-Speed Operation

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Verified Cutting Velocity in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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Verified Instantaneous Cutting Speed

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Verified Instantaneous Cutting Speed in terms of Feed

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Verified Reference Cutting Speed in terms of Cutting Speed for Constant-Cutting-Speed Operation

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Verified Reference Cutting Velocity in terms of Optimum Spindle Speed

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Verified Reference Cutting Velocity in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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Verified Cost of One Tool for Minimum Production Cost in terms of cutting speed

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Verified Cost of One Tool in terms of Cutting Velocity

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Verified Cutting Velocity for Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Cutting Velocity for Minimum Production Cost in terms of Tool Changing Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in case of Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in terms of Tool Changing Cost

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Verified Reference Cutting Velocity in terms of Cutting Velocity

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Verified Reference Tool Life in terms of Cutting Velocity

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Verified The Cost to change One Tool in terms of Cutting Velocity

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Verified Tool Changing Time for each Tool in terms of Cutting Velocity

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Created Depth of dress from Lindsay semiempirical analysis

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Created Equivalent wheel diameter

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Created Equivalent wheel diameter from Lindsay's semiempirical analysis

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Created Grain diameter from Lindsay's semiempirical analysis

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Created Grain Diameter of the grinding wheel

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Created Grain size in terms of grain Diameter

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Created Number of workpiece revolution

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Created Number of workpiece revolutions in terms of Time taken for spark out operation

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Created Percentage Volume of Bond material from Lindsay's semiempirical analysis

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Created Percentage Volume of Bond material in wheel of grinding

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Created Proportion of Total Energy flowing into workpiece

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Created Relative contact area of grains in terms of Total Energy flowing into the workpiece

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Created Rockwell hardness number of work material from Lindsay semiempirical analysis

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Created Rotational frequency of workpiece in terms of Number of workpiece revolution

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Created System stiffness in terms of Number of workpiece revolution

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Created Time taken for spark-out operation

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Created Width of Grinding path in terms of number of workpiece revolutions

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Verified Torsional Shear Stress given Principal Shear Stress in Shaft

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14 More Desgin of Shafts Calculators

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Verified Constant for Machining Operation given Production Cost per Component

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Verified Cost of each Tool given Production Cost per Component

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate given Production Cost per Component

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Verified Production Cost per Component for Constant-Speed-Rough-Machining in terms of Tool Changing Cost

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Verified Production Cost per Component in Constant-Cutting-Speed, Rough-Machining Operation

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Verified Reference Cutting Speed given Production Cost per Component

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Verified Reference Tool Life given Production Cost per Component

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Verified Setup Time given Production Cost per Component

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Verified Taylor's Tool Life Constant given Production Cost per Component

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Verified Tool Changing Time for each Tool given Production Cost per Component

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Created Axial Force given Direct Compressive Stress

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Created Axial Force given Transverse Shear Stress

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Created Core Diameter of Screw given Transverse Shear Stress in Screw

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Created Core Diameter of Screw given Unit Bearing Pressure

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Created Direct Compressive Stress of Screw

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Created Nominal Diameter of Screw given Unit Bearing Pressure

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Created Thread Thickness at Core Diameter given Transverse Shear Stress

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Created Transverse Shear Stress in Screw

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14 More Design of Screw and Nut Calculators

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Verified Density of Work in terms of Tool Feed Speed

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Verified Density of Work material given Volumetric Material Removal Rate

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Verified Density of Work material in terms of Gap between Tool and Work Surface

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Verified Electrochemical Equivalent of Work given Volumetric Material Removal Rate

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Verified Electrochemical Equivalent of Work in terms of Tool Feed Speed

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Verified Gap between Tool and Work Surface

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Verified Gap between Tool and Work Surface in terms of Supply Current

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Verified Metal Removed by mechanical abrasion per unit time given Total Material Removal Rate

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Verified Metal Removed electrolytically per unit time given Total Material Removal Rate

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Verified Resistance owing to Electrolyte given Supply Current and Voltage

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Verified Specific Resistivity of Electrolyte given Supply Current

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Verified Specific Resistivity of Electrolyte when Gap between Tool and Work Surface is given

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Verified Total Material Removal Rate in Electrolytic Grinding

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Verified Volumetric Material Removal Rate

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Verified Volumetric Material Removal Rate given Tool Feed Speed

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Verified Average Production Time of Each Component

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Verified Batch Size in terms of Average Production Time

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Verified Cost of each tool when the Total Cost of Tools Used is given

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Verified Load or Unload or Setup Time in terms of Total Non-Productive Time

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in terms of Total Machining and Operating Cost

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Verified Machining Time for one component in terms of Total Machining Time

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Verified Machining Time of Each Component in terms of Average Production Time

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Verified Non-Productive Time for Each Component when Average Production Time is given

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Verified Size of Batch when Total Non-Productive Time is given

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Verified The Size of the Batch when the Total Machining Time is given

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Verified Time for changing one Tool when the Average Production Time is given

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Verified Time for changing one Tool when Total Tool Changing Time is given

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Verified Total Cost of Tools Used

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Verified Total Machining and Operating Cost

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Verified Total Machining Time or Total Machine Time

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Verified Total Non-Productive Cost

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Verified Total Non-Productive Time

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Verified Total Production Time

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Verified Total Production Time when Time for Individual Operation and Batch Size is given

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Verified Total Production Time when Total Machining and Operating Cost is given

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Verified Total Tool Changing Time

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Verified Total Tool-Changing Cost

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Created Amount of Compression in the Parts Joined by the Bolt

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Created Elongation of the Bolt Under the Action of Pre-Load

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Created Nominal Diameter of Bolt given Stiffness of Bolt

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Created Pre-load given Elongation of Bolt

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Created Stiffness of the Bolt

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Created The Resultant Load on the Bolt

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Created Thickness of Parts Held Together by Bolt given Stiffness of Bolt

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Created Young's Modulus of Bolt given Stiffness of Bolt

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1 More Elastic Analysis of Bolted Joints Calculators

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Verified Amortization in terms of Depreciation Rate

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Verified Average Cutting Edges per insert in terms of Tool Changing Time

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Verified Average Cutting Edges used per insert in terms of Estimated Tool Costs

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Verified Average Number of Regrinds Possible, in terms of Estimated Tool Costs

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Verified Cutting Edges used during Life of Holder in terms of Estimated Tool Costs

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Verified Depreciation Rate of Machine Tool

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Verified Depreciation Rate of Machine Tool in terms of Machining And Operating Rate

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Verified Estimated Tool Changing Time for Disposable-Insert Tool

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Verified Machine Overhead Percentage in terms of Machining And Operating Rate

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Verified Machining And Operating Rate

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Verified Operator's Overhead Percentage in terms of Machining And Operating Rate

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Verified Operator's Wage Rate in terms of Machining And Operating Rate

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Verified Time to Index Insert when Tool Changing Time is given for Disposable-Insert Tool

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Verified Time to Replace Insert when Tool Changing Time is given for Disposable-Insert Tool

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Verified Working Hours per year in terms of Depreciation Rate

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Verified Deflection at the End of Spring

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Verified Force Taken by Extra Full Length Leaves given Force Applied at End of Spring

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22 More Extra Full Length Leaves Calculators

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Verified Cost of 1 Tool in terms of Optimum Spindle Speed

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Verified Feed in terms of Instantaneous Cutting Speed

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Verified Feed in terms of Instantaneous Radius for Cut

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Verified Inner Radius of Workpiece in terms of Machining Time for Facing

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Verified Inside Radius in terms of Workpiece Radius Ratio

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate when Optimum Spindle Speed is given

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Verified Machining Time in terms of Maximum Wear-Land Width

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Verified Machining Time in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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Verified Optimum Spindle Speed

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Verified Optimum Spindle Speed in terms of Tool Changing Cost

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Verified Taylor's Exponent in terms of Cutting Speed for Constant-Cutting-Speed Operation

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Verified The Feed of Workpiece in terms of Machining Time for Facing

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Verified The Time for Facing

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Verified The Time for Facing in terms of Instantaneous Cutting Speed

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Verified Time Proportion of Edge Engagement in terms of Cutting Speed for Constant-Cutting-Speed Operation

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Verified Tool Changing Cost in terms of Optimum Spindle Speed

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Verified Tool Changing Time in terms of Optimum Spindle Speed

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Verified Total Machining Time for a single Facing Operation

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Verified Workpiece Radius Ratio

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Verified Force Taken by Graduated Length Leaves in Terms of Force Applied at the End of the Spring

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Verified Force Taken by Graduated length leaves in terms of Number of Leaves

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6 More Force Taken By Leaves Calculators

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Created Density of fluid in terms of Drag force

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Created Drag coefficient in terms of Drag force

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Created Relative velocity of fluid with respect to body in terms of drag force

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Created Francis turbine Flow ratio

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Created Francis turbine speed Ratio

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Created Pressure head in terms of Flow ratio in Francis turbine

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Created Pressure head in terms of speed Ratio in Francis turbine

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Created Velocity of flow at inlet in terms of Flow ratio in Francis turbine

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Created Velocity of vane at inlet in terms of speed Ratio Francis turbine

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Verified Ambient temperature during ECM

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Verified Boiling point of electrolyte during Electrochemical Machining of metals

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Verified Cross-sectional area of gap

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Verified Current required in ECM

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Verified Density of electrolyte

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Verified Flow rate of electrolytes from gap resistance ECM

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Verified Gap resistance from electrolyte flow rate

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Verified Resistance of Gap between work and tool

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Verified Specific heat of electrolyte from volume flow rate

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Verified Specific resistance of electrolyte

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Verified Width of equilibrium gap

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Created Angle made by the length of the chip

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Created Average length of chip

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Created Average length of Chip in terms of Average volume of each Chip

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Created Average length of chip in terms of Infeed

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Created Average Volume of each Chip

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Created Average Volume of each chip in terms of metal removal rate in grinding

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Created Grain-aspect Ratio

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Created Grain-aspect Ratio in terms of Constant for grinding wheel

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Created Infeed in terms of constant for grinding wheel

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Created Infeed in terms of Diameter of wheel and average length of chip

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Created Infeed in terms of Metal removal rate during Grinding

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Created Maximum Width of Chip in terms of Average volume of each Chip

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Created Maximum Width of Chip in terms of Max undeformed Chip thickness

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Created Metal removal rate during Grinding

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Created Metal removal rate in terms of number of chip produced and volume of each chip

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Created Number of active Grains per unit area in terms of Constant for grinding wheel

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Created Number of active Grains per unit area on the wheel surface

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Created Number of chip produce per time in terms of metal removal rate

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Created Number of chip produced per unit time in Grinding

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Created The Angle made by length of chip in terms of Infeed

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Created The Infeed for given Angle made by length of the chip

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Created Width of Grinding path in terms of Metal removal rate

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Created Width of grinding path in terms of Number of chips produced per time

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Verified Machining Time for Cylindrical and Internal Grinder

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Verified Machining Time for Horizontal and Vertical Spindle Surface-Grinder

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Verified Spark Out time for Cylindrical and Internal Grinder in terms of Machining Time

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Verified Spark Out time for Horizontal and Vertical Spindle Surface Grinder in terms of Machining Time

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6 More Grinding Operation Calculators

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Created Constant for grinding wheel

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Created Constant for grinding wheel in terms of maximum undeformed chip thickness

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Created Diameter of wheel for given infeed

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Created Diameter of wheel in terms of Average length of chip and Infeed

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Created Diameter of wheel in terms of Constant for grinding wheel

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Created The Diameter of wheel for given Average Length of chip

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Created Initial weight of workpiece given Loading and Unloading time

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Created Initial weight of workpiece given Machining time under Max power for free machining

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Created Initial weight of workpiece given Power available for Machining

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Created Initial weight of workpiece in terms of Cost of Machine tool

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Created Initial weight of workpiece in terms of Length-to-diameter Ratio

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Created Initial weight of workpiece in terms of Machining time for maximum power

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Created Initial weight of workpiece in terms of Total rate for Machining and Operator

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Verified Instantaneous Radius for Cut

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Verified Instantaneous Radius for Cut in terms of Cutting Speed

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Verified Instantaneous Radius for Cut in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land

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Created Length of chip tool contact

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Created Length of chip tool contact given Chip breaker wedge angle

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Created Length of chip tool contact given radius of chip curvature

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Created Loading and Unloading time in terms of initial weight of workpiece

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Created Loading and unloading time in terms of Non-productive time in turning

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Verified Machining and Operating Cost of each product in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Cost of each product in terms of Individual Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Cost of each product in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Total Machining and Operating Costs in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Total Machining and Operating Costs in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Total Machining and Operating Costs in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Cost of 1 Tool given Machining Cost

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Verified Cost of 1 Tool given Tool Life for Minimum Machining Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate for Minimum Machining Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate given Machining Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate given Tool Life for Minimum Machining Cost

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Verified Machining Cost given Tool Changing Cost per Tool

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Verified Machining Cost per component

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Verified Machining Time per component for Minimum Machining Cost

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Verified Machining Time per component given Machining Cost

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Verified Minimum Cost of Machining per component

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Verified Taylor's Exponent for Minimum Machining Cost given Tool Life

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Verified Taylor's Exponent for Minimum Machining Cost per component

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Verified Time Proportion of Cutting Edge Engagement given Machining Cost

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Verified Time Proportion of Cutting Edge Engagement given Tool Life for Minimum Machining Cost

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Verified Tool Changing Cost per Tool given Machining Cost

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Verified Tool Changing Cost per Tool given Tool Life for Minimum Machining Cost

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Verified Tool Changing Time for 1 Tool given Machining Cost

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Verified Tool Changing Time for 1 Tool given Tool Life for Minimum Machining Cost

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Verified Tool Life of One Tool for Minimum Machining Cost

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Verified Tool Life of One Tool for Minimum Machining Cost given Tool Changing Cost per Tool

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Verified Tool Life of One Tool given Machining Cost

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3 More Machining Costs Calculators

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Verified Machining Time for each product in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Machining Time for each product in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Machining Time for each product in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Total Machining Time in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Total Machining Time in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Machining Time for Maximum Power given Machining Cost

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Created Machining time for maximum power in terms of Initial weight of workpiece

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Created Machining time for maximum power in Turning

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Created Machining Time for Minimum Cost in terms of Surface Generation rate

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Verified Machining Time for optimum speed for Maximum Power when Machining Cost is given

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Created Machining time under Max power for free machining

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Created Distance moved by tool corner in terms of tool life and machining time

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Created Machining time in terms of tool life and distance moved by tool corner

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Created Reference cutting speed in terms of tool life and distance moved by tool corner

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Created Reference tool life in terms of distance moved by tool corner

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Created Tool life in terms of distance moved by tool corner

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Verified Atomic weight of work material

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Verified Current required for given MRR

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Verified Material Removal Rate in kg per sec

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Verified Valency of work material

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Verified Amount Received by Machine Shop in terms of Profit per Component

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Verified Amount Received by Machine Shop in terms of Profit Rate

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Verified Cost of Production in terms of Profit per Component

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Verified Cost of Production in terms of Profit Rate

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Verified Production Time per component in terms of Profit

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Verified Production Time per component in terms of Profit Rate

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Verified Profit per component produced

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Verified Profit per Component produced in terms of Profit Rate

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Verified Rate of Profit

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Verified Rate of Profit in terms of Profit Per component

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Created Basic setup time in terms of Non-productive time in turning

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Created Batch size in terms of Non-productive time in turning

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Created Density of Workpiece in terms of Initial weight of workpiece

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Created Depth of cut in terms of Machining time for maximum power

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Created Diameter of turned parts in terms of Length-to-diameter Ratio

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Created Diameter of Workpiece given Surface Generation rate

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Created Diameter of workpiece terms of Machining time for maximum power

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Created Direct labour Rate in terms of Total rate for Machining and Operator

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Created Factor to allow for Machining overheads in terms of Total rate for Machining and Operator

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Created Factor to allow for Operator overheads in terms of Total rate for Machining and Operator

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Created Length of Workpiece given Surface Generation rate

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Created Length of Workpiece in terms of Machining time for maximum power

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Created Length-to-diameter Ratio in terms Initial weight of workpiece

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Created Length-to-diameter Ratio in terms of diameter of turned parts

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate given Machining Cost for Maximum Power

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Verified Machining Rate given Machining Cost for Maximum Power with limited Cutting Speed

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Created Non-productive time in turning

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Created Number of operations in terms of Non-productive time in turning

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Created Number of shifts in terms of Total rate for Machining and Operator

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Created Set-up Time per tool terms of Non-productive time in turning

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Created Surface area of Workpiece given Surface Generation rate

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Created Surface Generation Rate

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Verified Time Proportion of Cutting Edge Engagement for Maximum Power delivery given Machining Cost

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Created Volume of material to be removed given Machining time for maximum power

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Created Weight of workpiece to be removed in terms of Initial weight of workpiece

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Created Area of Shear

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Created Cutting Ratio

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Created Cutting Ratio for given Shear Angle of Continuous chip

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Created Cutting Speed in terms of Rate of energy Consumption during Machining

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Created Density of Workpiece in terms of Thickness of Chip

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Created Metal removal rate in terms of specific cutting energy

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Created Plowing Force in terms of Force required to remove chip

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Created Rate of Energy Consumption during Machining

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Created Rate of Energy Consumption during Machining in terms of Specific Cutting Energy

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Created Shear Angle of Continuous Chip Formation

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Created Shear Strength of Material on Shear Plane

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Created Specific cutting energy in machining

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Created Total Shear force by tool

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Verified Diameter of circular section in terms of maximum bending stress

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Verified Eccentric load in terms of maximum bending stress

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Verified Eccentric load in terms of minimum bending stress

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Verified Eccentricity of load in terms of maximum bending stress

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Verified Eccentricity of load in terms of minimum bending stress

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Verified Maximum bending stress for circular section in terms of moment of load

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Verified Maximum bending stress in terms of eccentric load

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Verified Minimum bending stress in terms of direct and bending stress

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Verified Minimum bending stress in terms of eccentric load

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Verified Moment of inertia of circular section in terms of maximum bending stress for circular section

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Verified Moment of load in terms of maximum bending stress for circular section

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7 More Middle Quarter Rule For Circular Section Calculators

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Verified The Diameter of Tool when Proportion of Edge Engagement for Face Milling is given

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Verified The Diameter of Tool when Proportion of Edge Engagement for Slab and Side Milling is given

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Verified The Proportion of Cutting Edge Engagement for Face Milling

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Verified The Proportion of Cutting Edge Engagement for Slab and Side Milling

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Verified Work Engagement in terms of Proportion of Edge Engagement for Face Milling

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Verified Work Engagement in terms of Proportion of Edge Engagement for Slab and Side Milling

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Verified Constant for Machining Operation given Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate given Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Minimum Production Cost per Component

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Verified Non-Productive Time per component given Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Reference Cutting Velocity given Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Reference Tool Life given Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Tool Life for minimum cost given Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Cutting Velocity for Minimum Production Time

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Verified Cutting Velocity for Minimum Production Time in terms of Tool Changing Cost

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in terms of Tool Changing Cost and Cutting Velocity

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in terms of Tool Changing Cost and Tool Life

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Verified Reference Cutting Velocity in case of Min Production time

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Verified Reference Tool Life in terms of Min Production time

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Verified Taylor's Tool Life Exponent in terms of Tool Life

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Verified The Cost to change One Tool in terms of min production time

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Verified Tool Changing Time for each Tool in terms of min production time

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Verified Tool Changing Time for each Tool in terms of Tool Life

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Verified Tool Life for Minimum Production Time

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Verified Tool Life for Minimum Production Time in terms of Tool Changing Cost

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Verified Cutting Velocity for given Taylor's Tool Life

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Verified Depth of Cut for given Taylor's Tool Life, Cutting Velocity and Intercept

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Verified Feed in terms of Taylor's Tool Life, Cutting Velocity, and Intercept

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Verified Taylor's exponent of Depth of Cut when all other Machining Conditions are Given

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Verified Taylor's exponent of Feed in terms of all other Machining Conditions

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Verified Taylor's Intercept in terms of Cutting Velocity and Tool Life

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Verified Taylor's Tool Life Exponent in terms of Cutting Velocity and Taylor's Tool Life

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Verified Taylor's Tool Life in terms of Cutting Velocity and Taylor's Intercept

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Verified Bending Stress on Graduated Length Leaves

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Verified Force applied at end of Leaf Spring

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6 More Multi-Leaf Spring Calculators

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Created Angle set from axis B

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Created Required Tool Back Rake Angle in terms of angle set from axis B

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Created Tool side rake angle in terms of angle set from axis B

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Verified Non-Productive Cost of one component in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Non-Productive Cost of one component in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Non-Productive Cost of one component in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Total Non-Productive Cost in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Total Non-Productive Cost in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Total Non-Productive Cost in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Number of Extra Full Length Leaves given Force Applied at End of Spring

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7 More Number of leaves Calculators

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Verified Number of Tools used when the Average Production Time is given

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Verified Number of Tools used when the Total Cost of Tools Used is given

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Verified Number of Tools Used when Total Tool Changing Time is given

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Verified Outer Radius of Workpiece in terms of Machining Time for Facing

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Verified Outside Radius in terms of Workpiece Radius Ratio

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Verified Outside Radius of Workpiece in terms of Instantaneous Cutting Speed

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Verified Outside Radius of Workpiece in terms of Instantaneous Radius for Cut

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Verified Outside Radius of Workpiece in terms of Optimum Spindle Speed

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Created Allowable Load per mm Length of the Weld

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Created Force given Stress induced in Plane

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Created Leg of Weld given Shear Stress induced in Plane

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Created Length of Weld given Shear Stress-Induced in Plane

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Created Maximum Shear Stress-induced in the Plane When Parallel Fillet Weld is Subjected to Force

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Created Shear Stress induced in Plane When Parallel Fillet weld is Subjected to Force

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7 More Parallel Fillet Welds Calculators

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Created Permissible Tensile Stress of Plate given Tensile Resistance of Plate between two Rivets

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3 More Permissible Stress Calculators

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Created Power available for Machining in terms of Initial weight of workpiece

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Created Power available for Machining in terms of Machining time for maximum power

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Verified Beam divergence when diameter of spot is known

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Verified Diameter of the spot produced by the laser

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Verified Focal length when diameter of spot is known

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5 More Power density of laser beam Calculators

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Verified Average Production Cost of each component

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Verified Average Production Cost of each component in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Average Production Cost of each component in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Total Production Cost

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Verified Total Production Cost for given Batch Size

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Verified Total Production Cost in terms of Individual Costs

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Created Radius of Chip curvature

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Created Radius of Chip curvature when material constant is unity

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Created Radius of Chip given Chip breaker wedge angle

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Created Rate of Heat Generated in Primary Shear Zone in terms of temperature rise

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Created Rate of heat generated in the Secondary Shear Zone in terms of the average temperature

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Created Rate of Heat Generation in Primary Deformation in terms of the Rate of Energy Consumption

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Created Rate of Heat Generation in the Secondary Deformation Zone

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Created Total Rate of Heat Generation

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Verified Rate of Increase of Wear-Land in terms of Feed and Time for Facing

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Verified Rate of Increase of Wear-Land in terms of Rotational Frequency of Spindle

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Verified Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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Verified Reference Tool Life in terms of Cutting Speed for Constant-Cutting-Speed Operation

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Verified Reference Tool Life in terms of Optimum Spindle Speed

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Verified Reference Tool Life in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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Created Wheel removal parameter in terms of feed and machine infeed speed

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Created Wheel removal parameter in terms of Grinding ratio

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Created Wheel removal parameter in terms of wheel removal rate

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Created Workpiece removal parameter in terms of feed and machine infeed speed

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Created Workpiece removal parameter in terms of Grinding ratio

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Created Workpiece removal parameter in terms of metal removal rate

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Verified Rotational Frequency of Spindle in terms of Cutting Speed

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Verified Rotational Frequency of Spindle in terms of Instantaneous Radius for Cut

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Verified Rotational Frequency of Spindle in terms of Machining Time for Facing

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Verified Rotational Frequency of Spindle in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land

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Created Roughness Value

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Created Roughness value given feed speed

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1 More Roughness Value Calculators

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Created Shear force on shear plane in terms of shear strength

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Created Shear Strength in terms of coefficient of friction in Metal Cutting

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Created Shear Strength of Material in terms of Total Frictional force in metal cutting

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4 More Shear Calculators

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Created Specific cutting energy in terms of Initial weight of workpiece

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Created Specific cutting energy in terms of Machining time for maximum power

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Verified Supply Voltage for Electrolysis

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Verified Supply Voltage in terms of Gap between Tool and Work Surface

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Verified Supply Voltage in terms of Specific Resistivity of Electrolyte

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Created Surface speed of Wheel in terms of constant for grinding wheel

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Created Surface speed of wheel in terms of number of chip produce per time

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Created Surface speed of workpiece in terms of constant for grinding wheel

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Created Surface Speed of workpiece in terms of Metal removal rate during grinding

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Created Average Temperature rise of chip from Secondary Deformation

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Created Average Temperature rise of chip from Secondary Deformation within boundary condition

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Created Average Temperature rise of material under the Primary Deformation Zone

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Created Maximum Temperature rise in Chip in Secondary deformation zone

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Created Temperature rise of material in primary deformation zone

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Created Temperature Rise of Material in Secondary Deformation Zone

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Created Cutting Speed in terms of Average Temperature rise of chip from Secondary Deformation

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Created Cutting speed in terms of Average Temperature rise of material under Primary Shear Zone

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Created Density of material in terms of Average Temperature rise of chip from Secondary Deformation

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Created Density of Material in terms of Average Temperature rise of material under Primary Shear Zone

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Created Depth of cut in terms of Average Temperature rise of chip from Secondary Deformation

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Created Depth of cut in terms of Average Temperature rise of material under the Primary Shear Zone

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Created Initial workpiece temperature in terms of maximum temperature in Secondary Deformation Zone

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Created Length of Heat source per Chip Thickness in terms of Max Temperature rise in Secondary shear zone

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Created Rate of Energy consumption in terms of rate of heat generation during machining

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Created Rate of Heat conduction into tool in terms of Total rate of Heat Generation

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Created Rate of Heat Conduction into Workpiece in terms of Total rate of Heat Generation

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Created Rate of Heat Transportation by Chip in terms of Total rate of Heat Generation

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Created Specific Heat in terms of Average Temperature rise of chip from Secondary Deformation

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Created Specific Heat in terms of Average Temperature rise of material under Primary Shear Zone

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Created Thermal Number in terms of maximum Temperature rise in Chip in Secondary Deformation zone

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Created Un-deformed chip thickness in terms of Average Temperature rise of chip from secondary deformation

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Created Undeformed Chip Thickness in terms of Average Temperature rise of material under Primary Shear Zone

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1 More Tempratures in metal cutting Calculators

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Created Area of contact in terms of Total Frictional force in metal cutting

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Created Coefficient of friction in metal cutting

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Created Normal force on shear plane of the tool

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Created Normal stress due to tool

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Created Resultant Tool Force in terms of Shear force on shear plane

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Created Total frictional force in metal cutting

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Created Yield pressure in terms of coefficient of friction in metal cutting

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Created Threshold thrust force in terms of wheel removal parameter

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Created Threshold thrust force in terms of workpiece removal parameter

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Created Thrust force in terms of wheel removal parameter

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Created Thrust force in terms of workpiece removal parameter

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Verified Tool Changing Cost of each product in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Tool Changing Cost of each Tool in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Tool Changing Cost of each Tool in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Tool Changing Time for Each Tool in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Tool Changing Time for Each Tool in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Total Tool Changing Cost in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Total Tool Changing Cost in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Total Tool Changing Cost in terms of Total Production Cost

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Verified Tool Changing Time for Each Tool in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Total Tool Changing Time in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Total Tool Changing Time in terms of Total Production Cost

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Created Number of tools in terms of Non-productive time in turning

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Verified Tool Changing Time for 1 Tool given Machining Cost for Maximum Power

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Verified Tool Life for Maximum Power delivery given Machining Cost for Maximum Power

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Created Tool positioning time per operation in terms of Non-productive time in turning

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Created Total rate for Machining and Operator

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Verified Tool Feed Speed given Volumetric Material Removal Rate

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Verified Tool Feed Speed in terms of Current Supplied

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Verified Tool Feed Speed in terms of Gap between Tool and Work Surface

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Verified Tool Life Exponent in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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Verified Tool Life in terms of Cutting Speed for Constant-Cutting-Speed Operation

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Verified Tool Life in terms of Maximum Wear-Land Width

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Verified Tool Life in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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Verified Cutting Velocity for given Tool Life and Volume of Metal Removed

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Verified Depth of Cut in terms of Cutting Velocity, Tool Life, and Volume of Metal Removed

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Verified Feed in terms of Cutting Velocity, Tool Life, and Volume of Metal Removed

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Verified The Volume of Metal Removed in terms of Cutting Velocity and Tool Life

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Verified Tool Life in terms of Cutting Velocity and Volume of Metal Removed

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Verified Batch Size in terms of Machining Time and Conditions

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Verified Batch Size in terms of Tool Life and Machining Time

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Verified Constant for a given Cylindrical Turning

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Verified Constant for Machining Operation of one product given Machining Condition

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Verified Cutting Velocity in terms of Production Batch and Machining Conditions

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Verified Cutting Velocity of one product given Constant for Machining Operation

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Verified Feed in terms of Constant for Cylindrical Turning

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Verified Machining Time of one product given Constant for Machining Operation

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Verified Machining Time of one product in terms of Production Batch and Machining Conditions

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Verified Machining Time of One Product in terms of Tool Life

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Verified Number of Tools Used in terms of Machining Time and Conditions

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Verified Number of Tools Used in terms of Tool Life

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Verified Reference Cutting Velocity in terms of Production Batch and Machining Conditions

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Verified Reference Tool Life in terms of Production Batch and Machining Conditions

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Verified Taylor's Tool Life Exponent in terms of Production Batch and Machining Conditions

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Verified The Diameter of workpiece in terms of Constant for Cylindrical Turning

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Verified Tool Life when Batch Size and Number of Tools Used are known

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Verified Turning Length in terms of Constant for Cylindrical Turning

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Verified Crater Depth for Sintered-Carbide Tools

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Verified Feed for Sintered-Carbide Tools in terms of Crater Depth

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Verified Machinability Index

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Verified Reference Tool Life in terms of Cutting Velocities, Tool Life under a Machining Condition

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Verified Taylor's Exponent if ratios of Cutting Velocities, Tool Lives are given in two machining conditions

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Verified Taylor's Exponent when Cutting Velocities, Tool Lives are given for two machining conditions

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Verified Taylor's Intercept in terms of Cutting Velocity and Taylor's Tool Life

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Verified Taylor's Tool Life Exponent in terms of Cutting Velocity and Tool Life

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Verified Taylor's Tool Life in terms of Cutting Velocity and Intercept

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Verified Tool Life in terms of Cutting Velocities and Tool Life for Reference Machining Condition

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1 More Tool Life And Tool Wear Calculators

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Verified Cost of One Tool for Minimum Production Cost in terms of Tool Changing Cost

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Verified Cost of One Tool in terms of Tool Life

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate if cost of changing tool is also considered

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Verified Machining and Operating Rate in case of Min Production Cost and Min Production time

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Verified Taylor's Tool Life Exponent when Tool Life is given

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Verified The Cost to change One Tool in terms of Tool Life

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Verified Tool Changing Time for each Tool in terms of Tool Life and tool cost

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Verified Tool Life for Minimum Production Cost

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Verified Tool Life for Minimum Production Cost in terms of Tool Changing Cost

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Verified Tool Life for Minimum Production Cost when Carbide Tool is used

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Verified Tool Life for Minimum Production Cost when High-Speed Steel Tool is used

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Verified Tool Life for Minimum Production Cost when Oxide/Ceramic is used

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Created Nominal Diameter given Wrench Torque

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Created Pre-load given Wrench Torque

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Created Wrench Torque Required to Create Required Pre-Load

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Verified Total Cost of Tools Used in terms of Average Production Cost

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Verified Total Cost of Tools Used in terms of Individual Costs

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Verified Total Cost of Tools Used in terms of Total Production Cost

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Created Length of weld given Tensile Stress in Transverse Fillet Weld

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Created Permissible Tensile Stress for the Transverse Fillet Weld

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Created Tensile Force on Plates given Tensile Stress in Transverse Fillet Weld

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Created Tensile Stress in Transverse Fillet Weld

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Created Tensile Stress in Transverse Fillet Weld given Leg of Weld

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Created Thickness of Plate given Tensile Stress in Transverse Fillet Weld

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Created Maximum undeformed chip thickness

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Created Maximum undeformed chip thickness in terms of average volume of each chip

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Created Maximum undeformed chip thickness in terms of constant for grinding wheel

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Verified Increase in Wear-Land Width in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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Verified Increase in Wear-Land Width per Component

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Verified Maximum Wear-Land Width

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Verified Maximum Wear-Land Width in terms of Rate of Increase of Wear-Land Width

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3 More Wear Land Calculators

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Created Wheel diameter in terms of equivalent wheel diameter

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Created Wheel hardness Number in terms of Percentage Volume of Bond material in wheel

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Created Wheel removal parameter from Lindsay's semiempirical analysis

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Created Wheel structure Number in terms of Percentage Volume of Bond material in wheel

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Created Wheel surface speed from Lindsay's semiempirical analysis

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Created Workpiece diameter in terms of equivalent wheel diameter

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Created Workpiece removal parameter in terms of number of workpiece revolution

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Created Workpiece surface speed from Lindsay's semiempirical analysis

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Created Workpiece surface speed in terms of number of workpiece revolutions

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List of Calculators by Parul Keshav