DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF COOLANT SYSTEM FOR LATHE MACHINE
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Lathe machines are used widely in all mechanical industries and workshops to carry out various operations on the mechanical parts. Turning, drilling, and cutting are very common operations performed on the mechanical parts. Mechanical part design needs precision of work as the dimensions of the part should be very accurate to fit in to the bigger machines. The main problem while working on lathe machine is the heat developed as the operations carried out are on the metallic parts. Due to continuous friction of the parts huge amount of heat is produces. Also the motors connected to the lathe undergoes huge load as there is huge requirement of torque. Hence the heat produced need to be addressed. We have designed a system for cooling for cooling of lathe machine.
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