Manufacturing 1

General Data
Academic program	General Engineering Program			Module Manager(s) : CARON Nicolas
EC Type : Lectures	Manufacturing 1 (LIIAem05EFab)
Lab Work : 12h00 Lectures : 4h00 Total duration: 16	Status	Period Semester 5	Teaching language : French

General objectives
The aim of this course is to consolidate basic learning in Computer-Integrated Manufacturing from Preparatory Classes. It also aims at exploring new knowledge in Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), numerical control machine adjustment setting, and tri-dimensional metrology at the GENE HAAS CENTER

Content
- CAM approach learning (CAD/CAM Files Export/Import, choice of programming reference system, machining strategies, cutting conditions, tool path generation and machining simulation - Discovering machining methods and setting up CNC machine tools for milling and turning. - Tri-dimensional control of mechanical parts (Introduction to the measuring system, analysis of geometric tolerances, definition of reference systems, elaboration and completion of control ranges on tri-dimensional measuring machines).

Content

- CAM approach learning (CAD/CAM Files Export/Import, choice of programming reference system, machining strategies, cutting conditions, tool path generation and machining simulation
- Discovering machining methods and setting up CNC machine tools for milling and turning.
- Tri-dimensional control of mechanical parts (Introduction to the measuring system, analysis of geometric tolerances, definition of reference systems, elaboration and completion of control ranges on tri-dimensional measuring machines).

Corequis
None

Bibliographie
- Paquet G., Guide de l'usinage, Delagrave. - Chevalier A., Bohan J., Guide du technicien en productique, Hachette. - Cordebois Jean-Pierre et Coll., Fabrication par usinage, Dunod. - Barlier C., Poulet B., Mémotech Génie Mécanique, Casteilla. - Urso J-P., Mémotech commande numérique & programmation, Casteilla.

Assessment(s)
N°	Nature	Coefficient	Observable objectives
1	Practical work	1	- Complete the required tasks during lab work sessions - Identify the different connections between design office, methods office and workshop - Analyze the consequences of a design on manufacturing study project, a control procedure and a CAM approach.