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How much amount of energy is required for machining using PBM?

(a) Low

(b) Moderate

(c) High

(d) Very high

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The above asked question is from PBM in division Thermal Processes of Advanced Machining

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Correct answer is (a) Low

To explain: The cost for operating the jobs in Plasma beam machining is less and also less energy is required for operating the machine in PBM.

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