Machining (Lecture)
Aim of the event:
Students receive an introduction and basic knowledge of machining technology. They are also familiarised with the most important processes, their working methods and typical applications. Furthermore, students are given an overview of cutting tools, cooling and lubrication as well as common machine tools. Accordingly, they will be able to select suitable cutting processes, cutting tools, clamping devices and corresponding machine tools for production-related issues and categorise them based on their properties, such as cost-effectiveness, accuracy, environmental impact and sustainability. Special competences are acquired in the field of surface adjustment for turning, milling and grinding.
Event details
Module number:
teaching staff:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Werner Homberg
Coursetype:
lecture
Organisational unit:
Mechanical Engineering
Listing in the timetable:
SF
Language of instruction:
German
Min. | Max. number of participants: - | -
Prerequisites and recommendations:
Lectures from the undergraduate programme in Mechanical Engineering
Target group:
Students studying Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Teacher Training.
Content:
The ‘Machining’ lecture provides an overview of machining technology. It begins by teaching the fundamentals of the subject area and introduces the most important machining processes, along with their fields of application and potential uses. Topics such as cutting tools, coolants and clamping devices are also covered. In particular, the lecture covers the following topics:
- Fundamentals of machining
- Turning and hard turning
- Milling, drilling and boring
- Grinding
- Honing and lapping
- Material removal
- Coolant in machining
- Cutting tools
- Machine tools
- High-speed machining
References:
Relevant literature will be referred to during the lecture.
Important information:
Lecture materials will be uploaded to PANDA.