• This course is a consideration of Actuation systems [Actuation systems are the elements of control systems which are responsible for transforming the output of a control system into a controlling action on a machine or device]. To understand design process, introductory chapters will explain sensors and transducers signal conditioning, measurement systems and control systems & strategy. Special attention is devoted to Mechanisms [The mechanisms are devices which can be considered to be motion converters in that they transform motion from one form to some other required form]. Fluid power systems, namely pneumatic and hydraulic actuation systems are discussed. Electrical and electro-mechanical systems are explained.

  • Course Objectives
    (i) to expose the student to the different types of design and manufacturing available today,
    (ii) to learn the fundamentals of computer assisted design and manufacturing,
    (iii) to learn the guidelines and criteria for implementing CAD/CAM Systems and associated software for design and
    (iv) to understand and discuss current research trends and possible future development.
  • Theory and practical sessions, with approximately 75% demonstrations and hands-on sessions; appreciation of the welding processes and fundamental basic knowledge. Health & safety, setting up equipment, welding process parameters, process related defects and how to avoid them, welding consumables
  • Course is based on program ABAQUS for preprocessing, solving and post processing the finite element models of real structural problems.
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