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- 1. Subject Name:- Engineering WorkshopPractice Facilitator:- Prof. Dhruv Patel Department of Mechanical Engineering Silver Oak University 05-11-2020
- 2. Curriculum_Phase 01 Carpentry Welding Smithy Fitting & Assembly tomaking a product Machine Shop 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 2
- 3. Teaching and ExaminationScheme I will give an exam without writing anything. And Grade consider out of 100 marks. Awesome. 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 3
- 4. Curriculum_Phase 02 Advanced Workshop IOT(Internet of Things) 05-11-2020Department of Mechanical Engineering 4
- 5. Ch_01_Introduction_Saftey 05-11-2020 Department ofMechanical Engineering 5
- 6. Ch_01_Introduction_Saftey Symbol of Engineer 05-11-2020Department of Mechanical Engineering 6
- 7. Ch_01_Introduction_Saftey shoes 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 7
- 8. Lets do anInteraction 1 2 3 4 1. Safety Shoes 2. Hand Gloves 3. Apron 4. Welding Helmet 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 8
- 9. Ch_01_Introduction_Carpentry Shops Very largeself-supporting wooden roof. Built for Expo 2000, Hanover, Germany. Basic Raw Material used in Carpentry shops Wood 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 9
- 10. Ch_01_Introduction_Carpentry Shops_Products The A.A."Red" Emmerson Advanced Wood Products Laboratory Wood Use in Aviation material. 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 10
- 11. Ch_01_Introduction_Carpentry Shops_Products 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 11
- 12. Ch_01_Introduction_Carpentry Shops_Advanced Products OnlyEngineer can change the simple wood to digital/Advanced uses of Wood Products. 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 12
- 13. Ch_01_Introduction_Carpentry Shops_In Chapter02 Detail study in Carpentry Shop:- 1. Introduction of Tools & operations 2. Types of woods & their applications 3. Types of Carpentry hardware and their uses 4. Carpentry Joints 5. carpentry operations such as marking ,sawing, planning, chiseling, grooving, boring, joining 6. types of woods 7. carpentry hardware. 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 13
- 14. Introduction of FittingShop To be continue in next lecture…….. Ch_01_Introduction_Fitting shop 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 14
- 15. Lecture:- 02 Ch_01_Introduction_Fitting shop 05-11-2020Department of Mechanical Engineering 15
- 16. Fitting Shop???? Let’s Study 05-11-2020Department of Mechanical Engineering 16
- 17. Fitting Shop_Defination Assembly ofthe Parts various operations for proper fitting of parts 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 17
- 18. Fitting Shops_Examples 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 18
- 19. Fitting Shops_Examples 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 19
- 20. Fitting Shops_Examples How many engagementof gear with each other? 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 20
- 21. Fitting Shops_Examples How manyfitting parts is need to making a wheel? 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 21
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- 24. Fitting Shops _Operations FittingOperations Rough Filing Tapping Marking Cutting Smoothing 05-11-2020 24
- 25. Ch_01_Introduction_Fitting Shops_In Chapter03 • Detail study in Fitting Shop:- 1. Introduction of Tools & operations 2. Types of Marking Tools and their uses 3. Types of Fitting Cutting Tools 4. Fitting operations such as marking ,Drilling, Tapping,sawing,cutting etc 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 25
- 26. Introduction of SmithyShop To be continue in next lecture…….. Ch_01_Introduction_Fitting shop 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 26
- 27. Lecture:- 03 Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop 05-11-2020Department of Mechanical Engineering 27
- 28. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 28 Smithy
- 29. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 29 Black Smithy Tin Smithy
- 30. Tin Smithy Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop 05-11-2020Department of Mechanical Engineering 30
- 31. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 31
- 32. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop_Products 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 32
- 33. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop_Products 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 33
- 34. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop_Products 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 34
- 35. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop_Products 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 35
- 36. Black Smithy Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop 05-11-2020Department of Mechanical Engineering 36
- 37. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop_Products 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 37 A blacksmith is a metalsmith who creates objects from wrought iron or steel by forging the metal, using tools to hammer, bend, and cut. Blacksmiths produce objects such as gates, grilles, railings, light fixtures, furniture, sculpture, tools, agricultural implements, decorative and religious items, cooking utensils and weapons.
- 38. Ch_01_Introduction_Black Smithy shopbasic terminology 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 38 Iron is a naturally occurring metallic element. It is almost never found in its native form (pure iron) in nature. It is usually found as an oxide or sulfide, with many other impurity elements mixed in. Wrought iron is the purest form of iron generally encountered or produced in quantity. It may contain as little as 0.04% carbon (by weight). Steel is an alloy of iron and between 0.3% and 1.7% carbon by weight. Cast iron is iron that contains between 2.0% to 6% carbon by weight.
- 39. Ch_01_Introduction_Smithy shop_Operations 05-11-2020 Departmentof Mechanical Engineering 39 Forging
- 40. To be Continue…… Ch_01_Introduction_Smithyshop 05-11-2020 Department of Mechanical Engineering 40
- 41. Ch_01_Introduction_Machine shop_Chapter 06 1.Lathe machine 2. Drilling machine 3. Shaper machine 4. Milling machine 5. Grinding machine 6. CNC machine
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