Traditional and Non traditional machining processes

Difference between Traditional machining process and Non -Traditional machining process

Traditional machining process is increases hardness of work pieces material results in a decrease of economical growth.

So the newer machining processes developed are often called"Non Traditional machining process " or "Unconventional machining process".In this employs some form of energy like mechanical chemical thermal electro chemical etc.for cutting the material.

Non Traditional manufacturing processes can be as a group of processes or activities  that cut material by utilizing mechanical  thermal and chemical energy or combination of this energies..

The parameters required to difference between these are following:

1.Tool Geometry

2.Cutting ability

3.Metal removal rate

4.Profile

5.Application

6.Example

This parameter we considered to comparison between them.Lets start to differentiate between Conventional and Non Traditional processes to differentiate.

First  Traditional machining process are explained with parameter...

1.Tool Geometry:In this cutting tool have fixed geometry.

2.Cutting ability: Difficult to cut a hard material.

3.Metal removal rate:Metal removal rate is higher than other process.

4.Profile:In this complex shapes can not be produced or difficult.

5.Application:small or minute hole can not be produced

6.Example:Shaping,Milling,Turning etc.

Second Non -Traditional machining process are explained with parameter..

1.Tool Geometry:Cutting tool have can not fixed geometry.

2.Cutting ability:Any hard material can be cut.

3.Metal removal rate:Metal removing rate is comparatively low.

4.Profile: Difficult or complex shape can easily produced.

5.Application :Very small or minute hole can produce.

6.Example : Electric discharge Machine (EDM).

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