| Location | Engineering West 107 |
| Faculty in charge | Dr. G. Joshi and Dr. A. Jana |
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Objective
| To provide undergraduate students the opportunity to practice with various manufacturing machine tools, and understand the know-how of controlling and the applications of all the machines in this laboratory. | |
Courses Supported
| MEEN 201 | Manufacturing Processes |
| MEEN 252 | Intro to CADD |
| MEEN 450 | Senior Design |
Facilities
| Milling machine Students can use this machine to produce high quality flat planes and slots. In this machine, the milling cutter is driven by the spindle and the work-piece is fixed on the machine table. This machine can also be adapted to produce gears by attaching a dividing head and a gear cutter.
Well-Setting Vertical Milling machine Cincinnati Horizontal Milling Machine |
| Lathe In this laboratory, there are 5 sets of lathes. Students will learn how to operate this machine with various turning operations, including external and internal cylindrical surface machining, facing and grooving, etc.
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| Grinding machine The grinding machine can produce flat and other surfaces by means of high-speed rotating abrasive wheel. Grinding is a means of giving a more accurate finish to a part already machined.
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| Arc-welding equipment Students can get a basic idea of welding processes through the operation of this electric arc-welding equipment.
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| Power hacksaw The hacksaw is hydraulic-operated and it can be used for parting off the raw material.
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| Drilling machine Straight holes can be cut by this machine. The driller is fixed into the spindle and rotated with appropriate velocity to perform cutting.
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| Shaping machine It is used for shaping flat plane and formed surface. Students can also use this machine to produce regular profiles such as slots and inner surface.
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Experiments
