Prospective methods of improving productivity in mechanical processing of agricultural parts

Fergana Polytechnic Institute, 150107, Fergana street 86, Fergana, Uzbekistan

^* Corresponding author: y.xusanov@ferpi.uz

Abstract

The comprehensive analysis of existing literature reveals that the effective utilization of cooling and lubricating fluids plays a critical role in enhancing the efficiency of mechanical machining processes. These fluids not only facilitate the removal of chips but also significantly influence the accuracy of the surface finishes achieved. As such, they directly impact key technological parameters, including the cutting speed and feed rate, which are vital for optimizing machining operations. Research indicates that the incorporation of cooling and lubrication strategies leads to improved surface quality and dimensional accuracy of the machined components. This enhancement is accompanied by an increase in cutting capacity, which ultimately boosts productivity. Furthermore, the process of deburring is recognized as another crucial factor in refining surface quality and precision. Consequently, establishing the optimal cutting speed and feed rate emerges as a pivotal focus for process optimization, underscoring the interconnected nature of these parameters in achieving superior machining outcomes.