The figure below shows a stepped shaft produced from a turning process on a Lathe Machine.Discuss the step-by-step process of producing the stepped bar and the tools used. During thediscussion, mention the components that you are using to archive a certain dimension. The initialbar provided isL = 250 mm and D = 50mm.Required dimensions are lengths:LabelsLengths in mmDiameters in mm5466C463446116186230は.05-K仕.05Jt.05は.05-ABBNote: Procedure required (Narrative):Set-up a .chuck on the.. ., insert the bar in the .. .and tighten using a .. . Take out a . ., insert it in the .......and lock in......., place it in theinsert it in the.position. Select a.and set the height adjustment with the. . Remove the. ..and replace it with. .and lock in position. Ensure.on the.a... ...with.are taken every time you work on themachine. Select the speed using the .

Given Data :Length of Bar =250mmDiameter of Bar = 50mmNote : Given diameter of bar is 50mm but in…

The figure below shows a stepped shaft produced from a turning process on a Lathe Machine. Discuss the step-by-step process of producing the stepped bar and the tools used. During the discussion, mention the components that you are using to archive a certain dimension. The initial bar provided isL = 250 mm and D = 50mm. Required dimensions are lengths: Labels Lengths in mm Diameters in mm 54 66 C 46 34 46 116 K 186 230 は.05- Kは.05- JE .05- -は.05 A B B D

The figure below shows a stepped shaft produced from a turning process on a Lathe Machine. Discuss the step-by-step process of producing the stepped bar and the tools used. During the discussion, mention the components that you are using to archive a certain dimension. The initial bar provided isL = 250 mm and D = 50mm. Required dimensions are lengths: Labels Lengths in mm Diameters in mm 54 66 C 46 34 46 116 K 186 230 は.05- Kは.05- JE .05- -は.05 A B B D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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