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Effect of Casting Form Variability on Machining Fixturing Error
AFS Transactions
  • Frank Peters, Iowa State University
  • E.J. Salisbury, Iowa State University
Document Type
Article
Publication Version
Published Version
Publication Date
1-1-1998
Abstract

Many castings are eventually machined to create additional /ea/I/res or tighter tolerances that are beyond the capabilities of the casting process. To accomplish this machining, the castings must be /neared in a fix/ti re. Surface errors on the casting will cause the position and orientation of the casting to be offset from the nominal. This could result in problems, since the cutting roof is often programmed with respect to the fixture.

Comments

This is an article from AFS Transactions 106 (1998): 659. Posted with permission

Copyright Owner
American Foundry Society
Language
en
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application/pdf
Citation Information
Frank Peters and E.J. Salisbury. "Effect of Casting Form Variability on Machining Fixturing Error" AFS Transactions Vol. 106 (1998) p. 659 - 663
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/frank_peters/18/