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Conference Paper

Author
Lorenz, G.
Title
A study on the effect of tap geometry
In
Australian Conference on Manufacturing Engineering 1977: Preprints of Papers
Imprint
Institution of Engineers Australia, 1977
ISBN/ISSN
0858250837
Url
https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.574081251678307
Description

The author, G. Lorenz, Senior Principal Research Scientist, Division of Tribophysics, CSIRO, Melbourne.

[This paper was awarded the George Julius Medal 1978]

Abstract

This paper demonstrates a method for determining the best tap geometry for tapping a particular material. In a statistically designed experiment the effects of the interactions between thread relief, rake angle, chamfer relief and tapping speed have been studied from the viewpoint of the enlargement cut on the pitch diameter, when tapping CS 1114 free-machining steel with 7/16-20. UNF bottoming taps.

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  • 'Annual Report of the Colleges [1979]', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 52 (4) (1980), 40-45. Details
  • Henderson, Robin, 'Colleges', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 51 (6) (1979), 55. Details

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