What Is Machining Time?

In the main process of machine and equipment work, the working time is composed of two parts: basic time and auxiliary time.

Basic time

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In machinery and equipment

In machinery and equipment

The basic time can be subdivided into:

1. Basic time for maneuver. Under the care of the workers, the time consumed by the machinery and equipment to automatically complete the processing tasks. Such as automatic cutting time for machine tool processing, automatic weaving time for looms, automatic printing paper time for printing machines, and so on. During the maneuver time, the workers can perform cross-operation or multiple machine supervision. The higher the degree of automation of machinery and equipment, the longer the maneuvering time, and the greater the possibility of cross-operation or multi-machine care.

2. The basic time of manipulating the robot. The time it takes for a worker to directly manipulate a machine to complete a process task. Such as manual feed cutting in mechanical processing, manual drilling by a worker operating a drilling machine, and pile driving by a pile driver.

3. Manual basic time. worker. Time spent on crafting tasks by hand or with simple tools. For example, the time for a fitter to scrape the surface of a workpiece with a scraper, the time for an electrician to install electrical parts with a screwdriver, the time for plastering with a bricklayer, and so on.

4. Basic time of the device. Under the care of the workers, the processing object is in a certain device container, and the time it takes for the equipment to apply some kind of "energy" (such as electrical energy, thermal energy, and water energy) to the processing object to cause it to undergo certain changes. Such as heat treatment, surface treatment time, steel melting time in the blast furnace, and so on.