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Find the cutting speed from the given data (in mm/minute). metal removal rate(mrr) =50 mm*mm*mm/minute, depth of cut(d)=1mm, feed(f)= o.1 mm/revolution.

Find the cutting speed from the given data (in mm/minute). metal removal rate(mrr) =50 mm*mm*mm/minute, depth of cut(d)=1mm, feed(f)= o.1 mm/revolution. Correct Answer 500

From the formula, metal removal rate= (cs*d*f). Put all the values in above equation and you can get the value of cutting speed.

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