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What liquid powers high-pressure abrasive jet machining systems used to cut thick steel plates?
Answer: Water
Why: Water only carries the cut: the garnet grit in the 90,000 psi stream is what erodes the steel, and that jet leaves the nozzle near Mach 3.
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Which abrasive is most often mixed into high-pressure waterjet cutters?
Answer: Garnet
Why: Garnet crystals have sharp, angular fracture edges that slice through titanium and steel without heat-affected zones.
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What self-excited vibration causes wavy marks and screeching during a cut?
Answer: Chatter
Why: Stability lobe charts map spindle speed against chatter free depth of cut: hit the right speed and each tooth meets the last wave in phase.
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What primary dual role does cutting fluid perform during metal cutting?
Answer: Cooling and lubrication
Why: Coolant also flushes away sharp chips called swarf that would otherwise scar the surface finish or damage the cutting edge.
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Whose equation links cutting speed to how long a tool lasts?
Answer: F. W. Taylor
Why: Taylor's equation came from 26 years of trials: 30,000 to 50,000 recorded experiments and over 800,000 pounds of steel cut into chips.
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Which machining process uses a spinning abrasive wheel to achieve precision smooth surfaces?
Answer: Grinding
Why: Grinding removes microscopic metal chips and is commonly performed on parts that have already been hardened by heat treatment.