Production Engineering for WING (Lecture)
Aim of the event:
The students have received an introduction to forming technology as well as knowledge of the theoretical principles. This enables them to answer fundamental questions based on an understanding of tribological and material-technical relationships in forming technology using material models. Furthermore, students are familiar with the most important forming processes, the underlying characteristics and typical applications. Accordingly, they will be able to select suitable forming processes for specific forming problems and evaluate them on the basis of their properties, such as economic efficiency, accuracy and environmental compatibility. Special skills are acquired in the field of plasticity theory, deep drawing and the determination of characteristic values (tensile test, cupping test).
Event details
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Target group:
Students studying Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Teacher Training.
Content:
The ‘Production Engineering for WING’ lecture covers the fundamentals of forming technology and provides an overview of the most important forming technologies. The course begins by covering the fundamentals of materials science, the theory of plasticity and modelling, as well as tribology as cross-cutting topics. Building on this, forming technologies in the fields of solid, sheet metal and profile forming are presented. The following topics are of particular focus:
• Introduction to Metal Forming
• Metallurgy
• Theory of Plasticity; Material Models and Laws
• Process Modelling and FEM
• Tribology
• Machining Accuracy
• Pressing
• Solid Metal Forming – Flow and Discrete Workpieces
• Cutting
• Sheet Metal Forming Processes
• Profile Forming Processes
References:
Relevant literature will be referred to during the lecture.
Complementary courses:
Forming Technology 2
Important notes:
Lecture materials will be uploaded to PANDA.
