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Cursus: 191121720
191121720
Design, Production and Materials
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Cursus191121720
Studiepunten (ECTS)5
CursustypeCursus
VoertaalEngels
Contactpersoondr.ir. T.H. Hoksbergen
E-mailt.h.hoksbergen@utwente.nl
Docenten
Docent
prof.dr.ir. R. Akkerman
Examinator
dr. I. Baran
Docent
dr.ir. T.C. Bor
Contactpersoon van de cursus
dr.ir. T.H. Hoksbergen
Docent
dr.ir. L. Warnet
Collegejaar2022
Aanvangsblok
1A
OpmerkingCourse continues in block 1B
AanmeldingsprocedureZelf aanmelden via OSIRIS Student
Inschrijven via OSIRISJa
Cursusdoelen
This course will be offered during the first AND second quartile.

After the course the student is able to...
 
  1. Give an in-depth explanation of modern manufacturing processes, their fundamental background and resulting limitations (especially in terms of product design and product properties).
  2. Translate the lists of specifications and constraints of a design problem into a set of simplified analytical models permitting a basic mechanical analysis of the problem.
  3. Apply modern materials and corresponding production processes in a design taking into account the specifications and constraints of the design and the strengths and limitations of the materials and production processes selected.
Inhoud
The DPM course considers the interrelations between design, production processes and materials selection. It provides fundamental background of product performance in relation to the constitutive behaviour and the production processes necessary to manufacture the product foreseen by the designer. These aspects are considered both from an approach of system engineering as well as from the embodiment and detailing design phases. 
The bulk material behaviour is discussed during courses on specific forming, separating and joining processes. Furthermore, the course includes manufacturing and performance of the product surface, which can be engineered by surface treatments and coatings. The students are trained to include these aspects in a design exercise. 
Designing engineering products taking into account the specificities of the chosen material and production process is then practised during two relatively short design exercises, followed by a final assignment. For both exercises and the final assignment, the student is to propose a technically sound and producible solution to the proposed problem. The two design exercises focus on different types of light materials: aluminium alloys and fibre reinforced composite materials. The final assignment is often an actual industrial design challenge with a limited list of specifications.

The focus of the course is for the student to:
- Develop a thorough understanding of modern manufacturing processes, their fundamental background and resulting limitations (especially in terms of product properties);
- Develop a quantitative understanding of product performance in terms of strength and impact resistance;
- Develop the ability to translate the aspects of material science and production process analysis into design specifications and, from this, to redesign existing concepts accordingly.

Assessment:
The student is graded based on the reporting and presentation of the final assignment. Cutting score is 5.5.
Voorkennis
Bachelor Degree in Engineering
Some of the specific basic knowledge needed: Materials science, Statics, Strength of Materials, Engineering Design & Mechanics, Design&Manufacturing.
Participating study
Master Biomedical Engineering
Participating study
Master Mechanical Engineering
Participating study
Master Industrial Design Engineering
Verplicht materiaal
Course material
Presentation sheets, relevant literature provided by lecturers
Aanbevolen materiaal
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Werkvormen
Lecture
AanwezigheidsplichtJa

Project unsupervised
AanwezigheidsplichtJa

Toetsen
final assignment

Opmerking
Final assignment; report + presentation.

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