Fundamentals of Production Engineering (Lecture)
Aim of the event:
The lecture is intended to provide an overview of the most important basic processes in production engineering. The essential characteristics of the process groups and the component-orientated selection of manufacturing processes are presented. The lectures are supplemented by a written paper.
Module number:
Lecturers:
Prof. Dr. Werner Homberg; Prof. Dr. Gerson Meschut
Type of course:
Lecture
Organisational unit:
Mechanical Engineering
Display in the timetable:
GFT
Language of instruction:
German
Min. | Max. Number of participants:
- | 650
Prerequisites / Recommendations
Materials science
Target group:
Undergraduate and postgraduate students who are looking for an introduction to production engineering.
Contents:
A Introduction
Classification of manufacturing processes
B Separating manufacturing processes
Machining with geometrically indeterminate and geometrically determinate cutting edges
Removal
Cutting
C Forming manufacturing processes
Introduction to forming technology Forming technology
Solid forming processes for the production of semi-finished products
Solid forming processes for the production of piece goods
Basic sheet metal forming processes
Profile forming
D Joining technology
Welding technology
Coating technology
Mechanical joining processes
Bonding technology Joining processes
Hybrid joining techniques
