Concept:
RPM of lead screw = \(\frac {Pitch~ of Metric ~thread}{Pitch ~of ~lead ~screw}\times Spindle ~RPM\)
Calculation:
Pitch = 0.8 mm
Lead screw pitch = 1.5 mm
Spindle speed = 1500 rpm
In one rotation of lead, it should advance 0.8 mm.
Fraction of revolution in one rotation of spindle \( = \frac{{0.8}}{{1.5}}\)
RPM of lead screw \( = \frac{{0.8}}{{1.5}} \times 1500 = 800\;rpm\)
Alternate Solution
Pitch of thread, Pt = 0.8 mm
Speed of spindle, Nt = 1500 rpm
Pitch of screw (Ps) = 1.5 mm
Now Ns × Ps × Z = Nt × Pt × Zt
Ns × 1.5 × 1 = 1500 × 0.8 × 1
N
s = 800 rpm