Engineering

What is Normalizing? Normalizing is the process of heating ferrous or non-ferrous metals at recyclization temperature above the austenite, is stable, holding at temperature for a short period and, allowing them to cool at room temperature. Heating at recrystallization temperature forms a new grain structure in the material without any stresses. Cooling of metal at … Read more

What is Hot Working? Hot-working is the process of deforming metal plastically above its recrystallization temperature, or below its melting point to improve its mechanical properties and grain structure. The hot working process helps to change the existing grain structure of the metal, and plastic deformation helps to give the desired shape and improve or … Read more

A dust collection system is an air quality improvement system used in industries, warehouses, corporate offices, homes, and commercial to improve the breathable quality of air and workspace safety by removing particulate matter from the environment and air. The motive behind the dust collection system is to remove debris, hazardous and airborne dust particles from the air … Read more

What is Power Brushing? Power brushing is a metal finishing process removes burrs, sharp edges, fins, paint, oxidations, scale, and minor weld defects from the manufactured component by using different high-speed revolving brushes. Typically, fiber wheels, wire-bristle, and Tampico are basic materials of the brush. The selection of the brush depends upon the type of … Read more

What is machine vibration? Machine vibration is an unavoidable result found in the rotating, moving, and sliding machine assemblies due to improper tolerancing and clearance between rotating parts, misalignment, imbalance, wear, and no use of proper packing materials. Sudden vibration in the machinery is a sign, or the intimation of wrong is happening with the … Read more

What is fullering? Fullering is a part of the forging process, which creates a sharp transition in cross-dimensional areas using only a hammer and the edge of the anvil as the fuller. This operation draws down the section of the workpiece. It means reducing the thickness and increasing the length of the workpiece. Due to … Read more

What is lapping? Lapping is an abrading process used to produce geometrically true surfaces, improve dimensional stability, or provide a very close fit between two contact surfaces. It is achieved by rubbing two surfaces with each other by hand or machine with abrasive material as a rubbing agent. This process removes the irregularities caused by … Read more