Lecture

Mechanical Construction I: Dimensioning Principles

Description

This lecture covers the principles of dimensioning in mechanical construction, including specifying piece dimensions, the function of dimensioning, and rules to follow. It also discusses the types of machining processes, such as defining cutting physics, tool movements, and chip formation. The lecture delves into the materials and types of tools used in machining, the importance of cutting parameters, and the impact of inappropriate choices on tool wear and surface quality.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Industrial and production engineering

Industrial processes: Machine tool

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