Experimental Analysis of Surface Roughness of Steel by Considering Variable Cutting Parameters for Turning

This paper presents results of experiment conducted in order to analysis of surface roughness of steel by considering variables cutting parameters for turning. Surface roughness measurement is a critical aspect of quality control in manufacturing processes, particularly in the context of lathe and milling machine operations. This abstract provides an overview of the methods, tools, and significance of surface roughness measurement in turning processes. It explores the key techniques, such as stylus profilometry and optical interferometry that are commonly employed for assessing surface roughness. The abstract also highlights the importance of surface roughness measurement in ensuring product quality, functionality, and performance. Furthermore, it emphasizes the relevance of this research in optimizing machining processes, enhancing product aesthetics, and reducing material waste. This investigation contributes to the field of precision manufacturing by presenting an in-depth analysis of surface roughness measurement in lathe machine applications, offering valuable insights for industry professionals and researchers alike.