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    CAD-CAM Lecture 1

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    The document discusses the components of CAD/CAM/CAE systems including hardware components like graphic devices, input devices like mice and keyboards, and output devices like plotters and printers. It also discusses software components like CAD for design, CAM for manufacturing planning, and CAE for analysis. The document then describes material removal processes like machining which involves turning, milling, and drilling operations using single-point and multiple cutting edge tools. Videos are also included showing essential skills for working with lathes and information on milling.

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    The document discusses the components of CAD/CAM/CAE systems including hardware components like graphic devices, input devices like mice and keyboards, and output devices like plotters and printers. It also discusses software components like CAD for design, CAM for manufacturing planning, and CAE for analysis. The document then describes material removal processes like machining which involves turning, milling, and drilling operations using single-point and multiple cutting edge tools. Videos are also included showing essential skills for working with lathes and information on milling.

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    CAD-CAM Lecture 1

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    The document discusses the components of CAD/CAM/CAE systems including hardware components like graphic devices, input devices like mice and keyboards, and output devices like plotters and printers. It also discusses software components like CAD for design, CAM for manufacturing planning, and CAE for analysis. The document then describes material removal processes like machining which involves turning, milling, and drilling operations using single-point and multiple cutting edge tools. Videos are also included showing essential skills for working with lathes and information on milling.

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    Lecture 1

    Components of CAD/CAM/CAE
    Systems
    Hardware Components
     Graphic device is composed of a display
    processing unit, a display device, and one or
    more input devices
     Input devices:
     Mouse
     Space ball
     Keyboard
     Output Devices:
     Plotters
     Color laser printers
    Software Components
     CAD software allows the designer to
    create and manipulate a shape
    interactively and store it
     CAM software plans, manages and
    controls the operations of a
    manufacturing site
     CAE software analyzes design
    geometry, allowing designer to study
    product behavior
    Simple CAD/CAE/CAM Product Lifecycle

    C
    Design Analysis Manufacturing
    CAD CAE CAM

    D
    Software Components
    Material Removal Processes

     Machining:
     Material removed from the surface of the workpart
    by means of sharp cutting tools.
    ○ Examples are turning, milling, drilling, etc.

    turning milling

    drilling
    Material Removal Processes
    Machining
     Relative motion between the
    cutting tool and the workpiece
    develops a cutting action.
     Cutting action involves shear
    deformation of work material to
    form a chip.
     As chip is removed, a new
    surface is exposed.
    Material Removal Processes
    Machining
     Chip formation due to shear

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUrp8JMRwx4
    Machining

     Some terms and definitions in machining


     There is relative motion between the
    workpiece and the cutting tool.
    ○ Primary motion: Cutting motion (defined by
    cutting speed)
    ○ Secondary motion: Feed motion (defined by
    the feed rate)
    ○ Depth of cut (defines the amount of plunging
    of the tool into the workpiece)

    Any machining operation involves these


    quantities.
    Machining

     Most important machining operations are


     Turning
     Milling
     Drilling

     Other machining operations are


     Shaping and planing
     Broaching
     Sawing
    Machining

     Turning
     A single point cutting tool removes material
    from a rotating workpiece to form a
    cylindrical shape.
    Machining

     Drilling
     Used to create a round hole, usually by
    means of a rotating tool (drill bit) that has
    two cutting edges.
    Machining
     Milling
     Rotating multiple-cutting-edge tool is moved
    slowly relative to work to generate plane or
    straight surface.
     There are two forms of milling;
    ○ Peripheral milling
    ○ Face milling
    Material Removal Processes
    Machining
     Classification of the cutting tools
     Single-Point Tools:
    ○ One cutting edge
    ○ Turning uses single point tools
    ○ Point is usually rounded to form a nose radius
     Multiple Cutting Edge Tools:
    ○ More than one cutting edge
    ○ Motion relative to work usually achieved by
    rotating
    ○ Drilling and milling use rotating multiple cutting
    edge tools.
    Material Removal Processes
    Machining
     Classification of the cutting tools
     Single-Point Tools:
    ○ One cutting edge
    ○ Turning uses single point tools
    ○ Point is usually rounded to form a nose radius
     Multiple Cutting Edge Tools:
    ○ More than one cutting edge
    ○ Motion relative to work usually achieved by rotating
    ○ Drilling and milling use rotating multiple cutting edge
    tools.

    16
    Essential Machining Skills:
    Working with a Lathe

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fkz
    5hOKMTA

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Za0t
    2Rfjewg
    Milling
    Endmills Basics

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9Qi
    29WqOCs

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfIaI
    SnqHOk
    Milling machine tutorial

     CNC Milling cutter selection, speeds


    and feeds, coolant, high speed
    machining
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip
    2jm_6aUyk

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