Calculation of material removal rate, Mechanical Engineering

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Calculation of Material Removal Rate

MRR = (Wi - Wf) × 1000/ 7.8 × T .......................................... (1)

Wi = Initial weight of work piece

Wf = Final weight of work piece

T = Period of trials

Density of material (M.S.) = 7.8

In our experiment we have taken 3 process parameters, (1) Pulse on time (2) Current (3) gap voltage. By varying one parameter with respect to other two we find weight loss (gm) for our material. By adding this weight loss in the equation (1) MRR can be calculated.

 


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