B W Field
4 points
* 22 lecture hours and 22 tutorial and
laboratory hours
* First semester
* Clayton
* Prerequisites:
CIV1210 or ENG1201, MEC1410 or ENG1401
* Corequisites: MEC2410 or MEC2414,
MEC2440
Objectives The development of skills in applying techniques for the systematic solution of engineering design problems, basic forming and machining processes and an understanding of the requirements for, and techniques available for design communication. The student is expected to develop an ability to choose and specify geometrical aspects of artifacts to suit at least one forming process and a range of machining processes and an ability to solve engineering design problems with incomplete specifications.
Synopsis Model of design, problem definition, solution generation; systematic and random methods. Decision making; compromises. Traditional manufacturing methods: forming; casting, pressing and forging: machining; turning, milling, drilling, threading, grinding, etc. Joining methods: welding, adhesive, rivetting, bolting, keys etc. Safety factors and design analysis. Production of layout drawings, report writing. Design projects involving applied mechanics.
Assessment Assignments and tests: 100%
Prescribed texts
Field B W Introduction to design processes Dept
Mechanical Engineering, Monash U, 1997
Juvinall R C and Marshek K M Fundamentals of machine component design
Wiley
Recommended texts
Baumeister (ed.) Marks' standard handbook for engineers McGraw-Hill
Back to the Engineering Handbook, 1998
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