Design of the production of castings, forgings, stampings and welded parts

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Department of Manufacturing Technology

Synopsis:

Principles for the preparation of production of machine parts with respect to the required quality and production efficiencies. Design of manufacturing processes, tools, equipment and machinery in foundries, smitheries, mills and welding shops. Adjustments to design machine parts with regard to manufacturing technology, materials and prescribed volume production. Determination of technological additions, production conditions, parameters and production times. Basic capacity calculations. Data for cost calculation. Design and comparison of alternatives.

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Syllabus of lectures:

Adjustments to construction of castings with regard to production technology and production quantities. Technological allowances. Measures to improve and maintain the quality of castings.

Principles of choice of material for castings. The benefits and risks of the use of various alloys. Comparison of the technological properties of steels and cast irons. Advantages and disadvantages of light alloys.

Design process of casting. Proposal for appropriate production conditions, the basic capacity calculation.

The choice of patterns, molding machines and melting furnaces.

Comparison of efficiency of production of castings, forgings, stampings and welded parts.

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Study Objective:

Learn to use a wide range of knowledge and background to the selection of optimal variants of production, materials, processes, tools and equipment in engineering production, with regard to the desired product quality and cost effectiveness.

Study materials:

Bednář, B. a kol: Technologičnost konstrukce I. Vydavatelství ČVUT, 2005

Král, M. - Dunovský, J. - Bednář, B.: Projektování výrobních procesů - návody ke cvičení. Vydavatelství ČVUT, 1989

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