MW-SP Mechanical Design Concepts

MW-SP Mechanical Design Concepts

  • Duration:
  • Investment: US$ 299.00
Certificate:

Must complete all lessons

Description

This course comprises vast and detailed technical concepts on one of the oldest subject, Mechanical Engineering. It is one of the core engineering subjects that deals with the mechanisms of machines and machine elements. The subject is composed of the study of complete stages of machines including design, simulation, manufacturing, cost and wear calculation and so on. In order to master this subject, the learners should have an open mind to grasp all the concepts that dealing the machines. 
This course paves way for the learners to gain knowledge on the technical aspects and practical problems that illustrate the concepts of mechanical engineering subjects. It also has a cover up on basic concepts and terms used, technical drawings that are used for designing, common material properties and behaviors on load, failure mechanisms which are the limiting factors in any material design, Some design concepts on machine elements such as fasteners, rivets, gear drives and couplings have been discussed. The fundamental laws of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics provide the mass and energy transfer of working fluids. Details of various manufacturing processes like metal production and heat treatment, machines, their installation and maintenance have been included. 
The Students will learn the concepts of mechanical engineering, design of mechanical elements and role of mechanical engineers. This course is the right choice for those who have fundamental knowledge on mechanical engineering and are willing to learn detailed concepts and future technologies used.

 

WHO SHOULD COMPLETE THIS COURSE

  • Mechanical engineers
  • Design engineers
  • Production engineers
  • Quality/testing engineers
  • Consulting Engineers
  • Maintenance Engineers/technicians
  • Process Engineers/Operators

 

COURSE OUTLINE
BASIC CONCEPTS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

  • Force
  • Different forms of Energy
  • Work
  • Power

 

FRICTION 

  • Force of Friction
  • Laws of friction
  • Coefficient of friction
  • Applications

 

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 

  • Importance
  • Types of Projection
  • Types of Sectional views
  • Assembly drawings
  • Exploded assembly

 

LIMITS AND FITS

  • ISO standards
  • Basic–Hole system
  • Shaft deviation
  • International Tolerance Grades

 

COMMON MATERIAL PROPERTIES

  • Tension and compression
  • Stress and strain relationship
  • Elastic deformation
  • Normal stress
  • Other properties.

 

FAILURE MECHANISMS

  • Causes and types
  • Fracture
  • Fatigue
  • Creep
  • Rupture
  • Corrosion 

 

BASIC PRINCIPLES MECHANICAL DESIGN

  • Factor of safety
  • Static equilibrium
  • Design for static strength
  • General design requirements – Force, Moment
  • support Reaction forces

 

DESIGN OF FASTENERS AND RIVETS

  • Static and dynamic Analysis
  • Failures of fasteners
  • stress and Failures of Rivets

 

DESIGN OF KEYS, KEYWAYS AND FATIGUE FAILURE 

  • Design of keys
  • Design of keyways
  • Design for fatigue strength
  • GEARS DRIVES
  • Terminologies
  • Types, installation 
  • Lubrications and Failure 

 

BEARINGS

  • Load and its types
  • Selection
  • Installation
  • Troubleshooting and failures

 

BELT AND CHAIN DRIVES

  • Types, 
  • Selection
  • Performance

 

COUPLINGS AND VARIABLE SPEED DRIVES

  • Types of Couplings
  • Selection
  • Service factors of Couplings
  • Cone and stepped pulleys
  • V belts
  • Gear boxes

 

TORQUE CONVERTER, CLUTCHES AND BRAKES

  • Types
  • Performance
  • Selection

 

PRIME MOVER

  • Applications
  • Hydraulic and air motors
  • Advantages 

 

STEAM AND GAS TURBINES

  • Types
  • Working

 

ELECTRIC MOTORS

  • Types
  • Performance
  • Selection
  • Applications

 

FLUID FLOW

  • Viscous flow
  • Laminar and turbulent flow 
  • Reynolds number

 

FLOW THROUGH CIRCULAR PIPE

  • Derivation for head loss
  • Practical problems

 

PUMPS AND VALVES

  • Types
  • Selection criteria  and applications

 

THERMODYNAMICS

  • Energy
  • Work
  • First and second laws
  • Heat engines – thermal efficiency
  • Heat pumps and Refrigerators

 

FUNDAMENTAL PROPERTIES AND TERMINOLOGIES

  • Mass, stiffness and Damping
  • Single DOF system
  • Amplitude and phase Frequency and its types
  • Multiple degree of freedom system

 

VIBRATION MEASUREMENT AND VIBRATION AS A CONDITION MONITORING TOOL

  • Sensors 
  • Analyzers and interpretation 
  • Types
  • Defects and trouble shooting
  • Typical mechanical system

 

METAL PRODUCTION AND HEAT TREATMENT: 

  • Foundry process
  • Cast making and metal melting
  • Hardening and softening
  • Hot and cold working of metal
  • Different processes

 

MECHANICAL MACHINES

  • Presses, Lathe, drill press and milling machine
  • Sawing
  • Numerical controlled machines

 

WELDING PROCESS AND RAPID PROTOTYPING

  • Basics and types of welded joints
  • Brazing 
  • Advantages and disadvantages of Rapid prototyping

 

MAINTENANCE OBJECTIVES

  • Effects of failure
  • Roles of  Preventive and Predictive maintenance
  • Maintenance philosophies
  • Maintenance types and selection

 

TIGHTEN, LUBRICATE AND CLEAN

  • Bolting techniques 
  • Misconception 

 

INSPECTION METHODS AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING

  • Ultrasonic inspection
  • Temperature monitoring
  • IR Thermography 
  • Root cause failure analysis

 

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CODES AND STANDARDS 

  • Need of standardization
  • Overview of standards and Benefits
  • ISO 9000/1

Investment

Plan Name Investment
Unlimited Access for 2 Years: US$ 299.00

Instructor

Tom Neillings

Dip EE, Dip Bus Mngmt

Tom started his career as an engine fitter in the RAF. After leaving the RAF Tom worked in oil and gas North Sea projects. During this period he gained valuable experience and knowledge of diesel power generating systems operating in harsh environments. Tom continued his career in South Africa with a short period in Saudi Arabia.

Tom's down-to-earth and practical, yet entertaining approach to the subject of diesel generators makes him a sought after speaker and instructor in this area. His enthusiastic approach to training coupled with his helpful nature is guaranteed to maximise the learning outcome for his delegates.