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ME-215
ENGINEERING
MATERIALS AND PROCESSES
Objectives/Syllabus
Description:
Combined lecture and laboratory
relating to the study of engineering materials.
Processes of formation from liquid and particle state,
plastic forming, molding deformation and metal removal.
Effect of heat treatment on metal properties. Laboratory exercises involve basic machine tools and
computer-controlled
equipment.
Prerequisite(s):
Chem
126 – General Chemistry II
Textbook(s)/Materials Required:
1. E. Paul De Garmo, J.T. Black, R.A. Kohser.
Materials
and Processes
in Manufacturing,
9th Edition, ISBN 0-471-65677-1, John Wiley & Sons Inc., 2003.
Reference(s)
(Not Required):
2.
R. Dubrovsky, Laboratory Manual for ME 215A, CAPCO Pub.,
Oklahoma, 1998.
3.
William D. Callister, Jr., Materials Science and Engineering.
An
Introduction. John Wiley and Sons, Inc. NY, 3 Edition,
1994.
4.
D. Beer, A guide to writing as an Engineer, 2nd Ed., Wiley ISBN
0-471-43074-9
Objectives:
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Students will learn principles of alloy design and
classification of engineering materials.
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Students will learn principles of manufacturing and
classification manufacturing processes.
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Students will learn principles of interchangeable
manufacturing, inspection and equality control.
Topics:
Introduction. The Nature of Metals and Alloys
Basic Atomic Structure &
Crystalline Solids
Testing of Engineering Materials
Fundamentals of Metal Alloys
Heat Treatment of Metals
Classification of Steels.
Material Selection for Designed Product
Manufacturing Processes.
Material Deformation Processes
Casting, Welding, Powder Metallurgy and Their Influence on the
Design Aspects of Machine Components
Measurement, Inspection, System of Fits, Computer Controlled
Inspected Stations Theory of Cutting
Machining Processes: Conventional and Computer Controlled
Tests and Final Exam
Schedule: Lecture/Recitation – 1 ½ hour class, once a week
Laboratory – 2 ½ hours, once a week
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