Metrology and Process Technology

Course guarantor:

Libor Beránek

Lecturer:

Libor Beránek, Jiří Kyncl

Tutor:

Libor Beránek, Jiří Kyncl

Supervisor:

Department of Machining, Process Planning and Metrology

Synopsis:

Learning outcomes of the course unit The course introduces the problems of engineering metrology and the basics of process planning.

Requirements:

Syllabus of lectures:

1) Metrology, calibration, measurement uncertainty.

2) Measurement process capability and MSA measurement system analysis. Sources of variability in measurement.

3) Measurement in 1 coordinate. Municipal gauges, length gauges, 1st and 2nd order errors. Taylor's principle.

4) Measurement in 2 coordinates (measuring microscopes) and measurement in 3 coordinates (CMM)

5) Shape and position deviations. Principles of measurement and evaluation, measuring methods.

6) Surface texture, surface profile. Measuring methods.

7) Technological design, general terms, terminology

8) Analysis of component basis

9) Time tracking system

10) Labor standardization

11) Ergonomics of work

12) Lean production methods

13) Digital Enterprise, Industry 4.0

Syllabus of tutorials:

1) Gauges and length measuring machines

2) Gauges and length measuring machines

3) Microscopes

4) Microscopes

5) The roundness and surface profile

6) The roundness and surface profile

7) Analysis of the component base

8) Production process design

9) Production process design

10) Labor standardization

11) Labor standardization

12) Design of ergonomic workplace

13) Design of ergonomic workplace

Study Objective:

The aim of the study is to acquire basic metrological principles and skills. Learning outcomes of the course unit the aim of the course is to acquaint students with the basic principles and methods of process planning.

Study materials:

- Dvořák, R. - Chmelík, V. - Marek, M.: Strojírenská metrologie. 1. vyd., Praha, ČVUT Praha, 1992, 122 s.

- Metrology in Industry: The Key for Quality (ISTE) by French College of Metrology

- Coordinate Metrology and CAx - Application in Industrial Production, Basics, Interfaces and Integration by Tilo Pfeifer, Dietrich Imkamp and Robert Schmitt

- Coordinate Measuring Machines and Systems (Manufacturing Engineering and Materials Processing) by John A. Bosch (Hardcover - Apr 10, 1995)

Note:

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The course is a part of the following study plans: