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- Teaching:
- ECTS:
- Level:
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- Prerequisites:
- None
- Load:
Lectures Exercises Laboratory exercises Project laboratory Physical education excercises Field exercises Seminar Design exercises Practicum 30 11 0 0 4 0 0 0 - Course objectives:
- Introduction with basics of cutting theory and material removal processes. Introduction with basics of machine tools, cutting tool and accessories.
- Student responsibilities:
- Grading and evaluation of student work over the course of instruction and at a final exam:
- Colloquiums 60%. Written exam 20%. Oral exam 20%.
- Methods of monitoring quality that ensure acquisition of exit competences:
- Initial testing. Students preparation of experiment. Discussion of the experimental results and interactions of influencing parameters.
- Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to (learning outcomes):
- After successful adopt of this course, the student will be able to: - explain the meaning of the coefficient of deformation; - calculate the angle of the shear plane based on the coefficient of deformation and tool geometry; - calculate the theoretical surface roughness on the basis of feed and tool geometry; - estimate the cutting forces; - define the basic and additional machinability criteria; - optimize cutting speed according to the criteria of productivity and cost-effectiveness; - establish criteria for the selection of cutting data; - analyze the advantages and requirements of the application"s high speed machining, hard machining and dry machining; - compare WJM, laser and EDM technologies;
- Lectures
- 1. Significance, development and classification of material removal processes. Motions and machining parameters.
- 2. Basic geometry of cutting tool and workpiece. Cutting tool materials.
- 3. Basics of theory of cutting, orthogonal cutting and chip forming.
- 4. Dynamics of material removal processes. Heat at material removal.
- 5. Coolant. Tool wear and tool life. Vibrations in metal removal process.
- 6. Material removal processes - planning, broaching, sawing, turning.
- 7. Material removal processes - turning.
- 8. Material removal processes - drilling, counter sinking, reaming, deep hole drilling.
- 9. Material removal processes - milling.
- 10. Material removal processes - grinding.
- 11. Material removal processes - honning and lapping.
- 12. Nonconvencional machining processes - EDM, ECM, USM and jet machining.
- 13. High speed and high efficiency machining.
- 14. High precision machining and micro machining.
- 15. Rapid prototyping. Modern trends in material removal.
- Exercises
- 1. Introduction with basics of machining and machine tools in the lab. Kinematics of machine tools, cutting tools and accessories.
- 2. Introduction with basics of machining and machine tools in the lab. Kinematics of machine tools, cutting tools and accessories.
- 3. Introduction with basics of machining and machine tools in the lab. Kinematics of machine tools, cutting tools and accessories.
- 4. Introduction with basics of machining and machine tools in the lab. Kinematics of machine tools, cutting tools and accessories.
- 5. Measuring of cutting forces at turning.
- 6. Measuring of cutting forces at drilling.
- 7. Measuring of cutting power at turning and drilling.
- 8. Tool life testing.
- 9. Vibration measuring at up-cut and down-cut milling.
- 10. Measuring of heat removed by chip.
- 11. Measuring of surface roughness at grinding.
- 12. Visit to the company which uses nonconventional machining processes.
- 13. Visit to the company which uses non-conventional machining processes.
- 14. Examples of high speed milling of metal and non metal materials.
- 15. Watching of movies with different machining processes.
- Compulsory literature:
- Šavar, Š.: Obrada odvajanjem čestica, Školska knjiga, Zagreb 1991.
Zdenković, R.; Obrada metala skidanjem, Školska knjiga, zagreb, 1991.
Ekinović, S.: Obrada rezanjem, ISBN 9958-42-062-7, Zenica, 2001 - Recommended literature:
- Science Direct Website: Annals of the CIRP, Elsevier
J.P. Davim: Machining: Fundamentals and Recent Advances, Springer Verlag, 2008
Klocke F.: Manufacturing Processes 1, Spinger, 2011
Klocke F.: Manufacturing Processes 2, Spinger, 2011