unit 5 Program planning

Remembering: What is the first step in program planning?

• Writing G-Code
• Setting up work holding
• Determining cutting parameters
• Creating a process flow chart

Understanding: What is the purpose of creating a process flow chart?

• To determine cutting parameters
• To visualize the machining process
• To write the G-Code
• To set up work holding

Applying: What information is included in the process flow chart?

• Cutting parameters and tool path
• Work holding and tool selection
• G-Code and cutting parameters
• Tool path and tool selection

Analyzing: What is the importance of determining cutting parameters in program planning?

• It affects tool path and material removal rate
• It affects work holding and tool selection
• It affects the final product quality
• It affects the G-Code

Evaluating: Which tool should be selected before determining cutting parameters?

• The tool with the desired material removal rate
• The tool with the desired tool path
• The tool with the desired final product quality
• Any tool

Creating: How do you determine cutting parameters?

• Based on the desired material removal rate
• Based on the desired tool path
• Based on the desired final product quality
• Based on the G-Code

Remembering: What is the final step in program planning?

• Writing G-Code
• Setting up work holding
• Determining cutting parameters
• Creating a process flow chart