ME3301:Manufacturing Technology
Dr. Anil Meena
Room no.: MES 203
Email: anilm@[Link]
anilm@[Link]
Batch-3
ME23B156-ME23B251
Venue: MSB 245
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ME3301:Manufacturing Technology
• 10-credit course
• Time slot: A
• Location: MSB 245
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ME3301: Course overview
This course provides a comprehensive
understanding of machine tool design principles,
numerical control systems, and metrology
techniques as applied in modern manufacturing
processes. Students will delve into the theoretical
and practical aspects of designing efficient machine
tools, programming numerical control systems, and
ensuring precision through metrology methods.
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ME3301: Course objectives
[Link] students to the fundamental concepts of machine tool
design, numerical control, and metrology in the context of modern
manufacturing.
[Link] students with the various types of machine tools, their
components, and the principles of their design for optimal
performance.
[Link] the fundamentals of numerical control, computer-aided
design (CAD), and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) for
advanced machining processes.
[Link] an understanding of the role of metrology in
manufacturing, including dimensional measurements, quality control,
and inspection techniques.
[Link] problem-solving skills to optimize machine tool
performance, accuracy, and productivity in manufacturing operations.
[Link] emerging trends and technologies in machine tool design,
numerical control, and metrology, such as Industry 4.0 and smart
manufacturing.
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Assessment
• Quizzes: 15+15=30%
• Tutorials: 10%
• Seminar/Assignments/Projects: 10%
• End-semester exam: 50%
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Tutorials/Assignments/Projects
• ??
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Resources & Reading list
• “Principles of modern manufacturing” by Mikell P
Groover
• “Manufacturing Engineering & Technology” by
Kalpakjian & Schmid
• "Machine Tool Design and Numerical Control" by
N.K. Mehta and Rajendra P. Sharma
• "CNC Machining Handbook: Building,
Programming, and Implementation" by Alan
Overby
• "Metrology and Measurements" by Vinay Kulkarni
and Sushil Kumar
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TAs and Class representatives
• TAs
Shivam: me24d025@[Link]
Phone: 9304467968
Ravi: me24m133@[Link]
Phone:
• Class representative
Two names with contact details
CRs should contact the faculty instructor/TAs for
any clarification/feedback
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Introduction to manufacturing
processes
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How are microchips made?
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Manufacturing is Important
• Making things has been an essential human
activity since before recorded history
• Today, the term manufacturing is used for this
activity
• Manufacturing is important to all developed
and developing nations
– Technologically
– Economically
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First industrial revolution
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Second industrial revolution
Electricity & computer 14
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Economic role of manufacturing
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Technological role of manufacturing
Today's jet engine is a highly sophisticated manufactured product; many of its parts
must operate at high temperatures and stress levels, demanding advanced methods 17
Technological role of manufacturing
Higher operating temperatures result in higher efficiency and lower fuel
consumption. Hence (a) specific fuel consumption decreases with increasing turbine
entry temperatures and (b) higher compression ratios lead to higher temperatures
even in the compressor section. Both stages require new materials and
manufacturing techniques,
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Manufacturing and economy
Manufacturing is an integral and indispensable part of the economy. It draws upon
many other activities, while providing all the hardware necessary for those activities
to take place. 19
Manufacturing system
Manufacturing entails
a large variety of
activities, many of
which have become
specialities on
their own.
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Introduction to machine tools
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Classification of Manufacturing
processes
Machine tools: Development of metal cutting
machines 22
Manufacturing
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Classification of Machining processes
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Machine tool
First wooden lathe
machine.
MRR??
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Machine tool
Wooden planer machine
(1855).
Cutting
motion/feed
motion!!
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Machine tool
First industrial EDM machine in the
world. Presentation of the Eleroda
D1 at the EMO exhibition
in Milan Italy, 1955. (Courtesy of
Charmilles, 560 Bond St.,
Lincolnshire, IL.)
Concept?
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Developments of Machine Tools
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Developments of Machine Tools
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BASIC MOTIONS IN MACHINE TOOLS
• Primary motion: given to the tool or WP,
constitutes the cutting speed.
• Secondary motion: feeds the tool relative to the
WP.
• In some instances, combined primary motion is
given either to the tool or to the WP.
• It may be concluded that movements of
nontraditional machine tools are simple and
mainly in the Z direction, while traditional
machine tools have a minimum of two axes, that is,
X and Y directions in addition to rotational
movements.
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BASIC MOTIONS IN MACHINE TOOLS
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BASIC MOTIONS IN MACHINE TOOLS
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ASPECTS OF MACHINING TECHNOLOGY
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