Overview of MACHINE TOOL DESIGN EngineeringAn integrated study of machining/fabrication practices with machine tool design which comprises the analysis, planning, design, construction and application of tools, methods, and procedures necessary to increase manufacturing productivity.
Syllabus
I. General Machine tool design:-
Introduction to tool design
Definition of tool design
Responsibilities of a tool designer
Objectives of tool design
Tool design process
Tooling drawings and layout
Tool design safety
Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
Definition
Relationship to conventional dimensioning techniques
Geometric symbols and characteristics
Datums
Modifiers
Application to conventional dimensions
Tool materials and selections
Physical and mechanical properties
Ferrous tool materials
Nonferrous tool materials
Nonmetallic tool materials
Heat treating
Work holding principles
Purpose and function of work holders
Locating principles
Types of workpiece location
Basic types of locators
Clamping principles
Basic types of clamps
Chucks and vises
Design considerations of work holders
Cutting Tool Design :
Elements of machining
Single point tool geometry
Chip Formation
Control of metal cutting characteristics
Tool wear
Tool life
Cutting forces
Power requirements
Basic principles of multiple-point tools
Force and power requirements
Linear travel tools
Axial-feed rotary tools
II. Designing : Machine tool design
Jig design
Definition
Design considerations
Types of jigs
Fixture design
Definition
Design considerations
Types of fixtures
Gage design
Definition and purpose
Gaging principles and design considerations
Gage types
Gaging geometric dimensioned and toleranced parts
Designing gaging and gaging systems
Tooling for Joining Processes
Designing welding fixtures
Tooling for cutting
Tooling for mechanical joining processes
Tooling for adhesive bonding
III. Drafting / Design Practice
Drafting/Design Practices
A. Machine tool drafting principles
1.Symbology and nomenclature
2.Alphabet of lines
3.Representation of views
B. American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standards
1.Interpretation of standards
2.Application of standards
C. Creating tooling drawings and layouts
1.Design sketches
2.Detail drawings
3.Manual layouts
4.Computer-aided drafting layouts
IV. Machine tool design software’s
Cad/cam :
- Autocad,
- Pro/e
- Catia
- Ansys
V. Live projects for machine tool design engineering (2 nos)
- Project 1: Jig design for peripheral drilling.
- Project 2 : Jig design for radial drilling
- Project 3: Yoke turning fixture
- Project 4: Tribase boring fixture
- Project 5: Drill jig for crank arm
- Project 6: Jig for piston oil holes
- Project 7 : Turning fixture for fulcrum pin
- Project 8: Drill jig for adaptor
- Project 9: Feed raise shaft assembly fixture