Recommended semester: 4th -7th semester |
Scope and form: Lectures and exercises |
Evaluation: Approval of exercises and reports
Approval of exercises is mandatory before the report will be assessed. |
Examination: 13-scale |
Previous course: C8415, 70215 |
Preferred prerequisites: 70101 / 41501. 72221 / 41612. 72102 / 41602 |
No credit points with: C8415 / 70215 |
Participant limitation: Min. 5 Max. 40 |
Aim: The student will learn to: a) create models of machine parts and assemblies of these using a CAD-system and a graphical workstation. b) use computer aided systems (CAD / CAM systems) in process planning. |
Contents: Geometric modelling, solid modelling, surface description, Boolean operations on solid models, transfer to drafting programs, dimensioning, programming in CAD-systems, assembly of solid models to systems. Introduction to numerically controlled machine tools, CAM and NC-programming, computer aided process planning (CAPP), and Reverse engineering. Exercises in 3-D modelling. Drawings of the models. Solid models based on 2-D profiles and drafting of 3-D models. Exercises in generation of control data for NC-milling. |
Remarks: The course is given jointly by the departments MEK and IPL. Notice that the exercises start the first week. |
Contact: John Michael Hansen, building 404, (+45) 4525 4292, jmh@mek.dtu.dk Niels Henrik Mortensen, building 358, (+45) 4525 6275, nhm@mek.dtu.dk |
Department: 041 Department of Mechanical Engineering |
Keywords: CAD, CAM, solid modelling, numerical controlled machine tools |
Updated: 12-07-2001 |