Sunday, October 14, 2018

Mistakes:

Fatih Aşçı:
  Toughness: 
Amount of energy per unit volume, which a material can absorb before fracturing. Its unit is J per cubic meter and  

Are you sure that's your own words? Because ı saw the same description on the wikipedia.






Ahmet şahin 


Catia:CATIA (Computer Aided Three-Dimensional Interactive Application) is a professional CAD / CAM based software. Catia program; is a computer software that makes both design and analysis of all products for industrial purposes extremely fast, easy and reliable. This program is widely used because it can meet the needs of the automotive sector and aircraft production in general.


Catia is not a concept of mechanical engineering. It's a kind of cad programs. We can say it's a tool for engineering but catia is not a concept

skills list updated with explanation - AMR EBID

1- 3d printing 
it is a printer that prints the drown model in 3d with plastic material. to print probably you need to know swt the printer with good sottin so you will get a good output like infill and the speed.
2 -solidwork 
it is a drowing program used widely in mechanical engineering factory to drow the prototype. it is one of the mani skills should every mechanical engineers have an idea about it 


3 -ansys 
it is an analysis program used to analysis the load and deflection and other perspective of  the design 


4 -matlap
it is a programing program for mathmatical calualtion it can used espessily with inverse kinamitcs
5 -time study
it is an important skill which is analysis the time required to produce or manufacture a peace, it has many using in manufacturing line and developing 
6- lathe mechanism

7- degree of freedoms

8- steering system

9- feedback control systems

10-design process
Mistakes Under Mechanical Engineering Concepts



İbrahim Burkay TUĞLUCA
110410022

(1)  Biomechanics- Süleyman Çiçek

Does not seems to be your own explanation.
 https://www.verywellfit.com/understanding-biomechanics-3498389

(2) All Concepts - Veli İsmail Avan

Not proper to say misake, however, the explanations should be longer than one sentence, at least "one paragraph each" means longer than one sentence.

(3) Radiation - Furkan Çetinalp
Probably you wanted to explain radiation in heat transfer, if you explained it everything could be better, but the radiation you explained here I guess has nothing to do with mech. eng.

(4) All Concepts/ Good English Knowledge - Rıdvan Büyükçapar
All concepts, same problem with Veli İsmail, good english knowledge does not seems to be mech. eng. concept. May be you can say skill but not concepts fyi. 

(5) Stress-Strain Graph - Hacı Ali Kerse
Definition is wrong. FYI

(6) Amr
Guess you forget explain some of your concepts, like half of them. 

Tnx.




Friday, October 12, 2018

Mistakes Identification Homework; SYED FAIZ ALI (110410169)

Mistakes Identification


AMR EBID (october/7/2018)

3D printing: The writer defines the 3D printing as a machine which is able to 3D print the drown plastic object.
1) The problem is that the word 'drown' institutes the method or process which includes water. 
2) 3D printers print the object whereas 3D printing process of printing something in 3D.
3) 3D printing is not only of plastic materials, and there are resin 3D printers, metallic 3D printers, and even 3D printers that can 3D print the cells from bio-ink. Basically, 3D printing is a practice in Additive Manufacturing. The term "3D printing is not defined properly".
4)Ansys: the writer has defined "ANSYS" software as an analysis software. Though the definition is not wrong, yet it is also not complete and proper at the same time. ANSYS uses finite element analysis based on meshing to analyze the different physics environments and their collective or segregative impact on the object. 
5) Also, the writer has specified that it is used for analyzing load deflection and other perspectives of design', but remains absent in defining the perspectives of design. Rather in actual, the FEA modeling is done of multiphysics provided by the user.
6) Time study: The writer has defined the concept of time study, to a very extent, wrong. Time study is a feature offered by FEA software to incorporate in the cases where physics defined are time-dependent. (This has been already pointed out by Ismail Avan, I just explained it in detail)
7) The writer has also defined a time study a skill. Might it be possible that he wanted to define time-management instead of time study?
8) The writer has only explained 5 concepts, not all of them. As a homework, we were supposed to give 10 explanations.
9) Other than this, the writer has made plenty of spelling mistakes such as MATLAB is spelled as matlap.


The link is given above.

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

2  mistakes

the concept "energy" is used by both
  

 
2 Mistakes

Hina Najam

1- Solar System by Furkan Çentinalp is not a mechanical engineering concept
2- Risk Management by Mehmet Polat is not a mechanical engineering concept

Monday, October 8, 2018

2 Mistakes

1- Fatih Aşçı and Kaan Karaömer both have 'Density' as an engineering concept.

2- Veli İsmail and Serhat Kaya both have 'Bernouli Equation' as an engineering concept.

2 Mistakes


- Amr Ebid 

Time study

Not a mechanical engineering concept. 



- Muammer Kılçık

Satellite 

Not a mechanical engineering concept. 

Sunday, October 7, 2018

                                       Definitions of the Concepts

1.  Vector projection of 'Fab' onto 'Fac':    
It is a vector whose magnitude is the scalar projection of Fab on Fac with the same direction as Fac. 
(Fab)ac = Fab * Uac where Fab is the vector Fab and Uac is the unit vector of Fac, and Uac= Fac / (Length of Fac)
  
2.  Toughness: 
Amount of energy per unit volume, which a material can absorb before fracturing. Its unit is J per cubic meter and  

3.  Specific gravity
It is the ratio of the density of a substance to the density of a well-known substance. Here well-known substance is usually chosen as H2O at a specified temperature. 
Specific Gravity: SG= P of substance /P of H2O

4.  Density
It is the ratio of mass to the volume for a substance. Density: p = m/V

5.  Elastic limit: It is the point on the stress-strain curve beyond which the material is permanently deformed after load is removed. When stress is applied till the elastic limit, and released, the material should come back to its first size and shape.

6.  Ultimate strength
It is the maximum stress that a material can endure without any alongation.

7.  Proportional limit: It is the highest stress where the stress is proportional to the strain. In other words, the maximum stress limit where the slope of the stress strain curve is still constant.

8.  Yield strength: It is the point where the material exceeds the elastic limit and can not return to original shape even if the stress is removed.

9.  First-angle projection: In the first-angle projection, the object is imagined to be in the first quadrant, and it lies between the observer and the projection plane. This is commonly used in most of the world except the United States.


10.Third-angle projection In the third-angle projection, the object is imagined to be in the third quadrant, and projection plane lies between the observer and the object. When views are drawn, the right side view is placed on the right side of the front view, and the top view is placed above the front view. This is used in the United States.
Explaniton of Mechanical Engineering Concepts (Ali Karaca)

1-) Gear Box: Gearbox is set of gear and it usually use with engine. it adjust the engine rpm and torque. 

2-) Belt: Belt is a flexible material that used to link rotating shafts it basically transmit rpm and it has variety usage like engine or 3D printers.

3-) Pulley: A simple device which has cylindrical shape and it can be used with rope or chain to lift or drag load. Simply heavy loads can be lift with smaller force with pulley system.

4-)  Suspension: Suspension is a system of spring and shock absorber that supports the body of the vehicle and it can be eitner used in wheeled or trackedvehicle. it basically absorb shocks transmitted from the wheels.

5-)Spring: Spring is an elastic object and it stores mechanical energy under force when the force realese it moves its initial position. Springs can be made veriaty materials.

6-) Differential: Differential is a sytem of gears and it basically allows two shaft rotate in diffirent speeds which is important when a vehicle turns bend because outer wheel and inner wheel should be different rpm in order to take bend safely in high speeds.

7-) Tire: Tire is ring shaped component that surrounds the rim and it gives vehicle traction and it also aborbs shock since they are made of rubber.

8-) Hydraulic Lift: Hydraulic lift is a device that uses liquid pressure in a piston to lift or move objects.

9-) Steering System: Steering sytem is responsible for turning the vehicle of the tire. it basically transmit steering wheel response to the tire and it transfer cylindrical movement to linear movement.

10-) Linear rail: a linear motion bearing is a bearing designed to provide free motion in one direction. it usually uses at heavy movement and precision machine.


 Theorotical Concepts - 110410101




1. Friction
2. Toughness
3. Viscosity
4. Fatigue
5. Deflection
6. Density
7. Thickness
8. Elasticity
9. Entropy
10. Gravity


Mechanical Engineering Concepts

1-CAD(Computer Aided Design): It is the general name given to the programs used to make three-dimensional and two-dimensional designs. For example; Solidworks, 3ds MAX, CATIA etc.

2-Casting: It is called casting to melt the metals and pour them into the molds to obtain the desired shape.

3-Lathe Machine: A metal or wood material that rotates around its own axis is called a turning with a cutting edge on it. This machine is called a lathe machine.

4-Milling Machine: It is a machine used to shape the materials by means of chip cutting method with a cutting insert around its axis.

5-Stress: The stress can be defined as the amount of load per unit surface. If the stress vector is perpendicular to the examined cross-sectional surface, this stress is called the normal stress, and the stress that occurs when the stress is in the cross-sectional plane is called shear stress.

6-Elasticity: Changing the shape of the body when force is applied to an object; When the force is removed, the body becomes the first.

7-Ductile and Brittle Materials: Force is the name given to the force of the material applied to allow the shape change. Steel, aluminum, silver, nickel, gold are ductile materials.
It is the breaking of the material with little or no shape in the face of force. Cast irons and ceramics are brittle.

8-Tensile Test Machine: The machines are machines where tensile breakout tests are performed.

9-3D Printer: The machines printing three-dimensional. The machine with mechanical and electronic components can print with materials such as PLA, ABS, PET.

10-Caliper: The caliper is a measuring instrument for measuring internal diameter, outside diameter and depth as well as for measuring length.


HÜSEYİN KAHRAMAN
Explaniton of Mechanical Engineering Concepts

1- Nanotechnology is basically a science that studies on nanoscale particles which is about 1 to 100 nanometers. These particles are very small and can be modified by nanotecnology to be used in other diciplines as well, like  materials science, chemistry, biology and physics.

2- Micro electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) is similar to nanotechnology but slightly different. It is technology of devices which work on microscobic level. Especially the particles that can move. It is generally know to work at nano-scale.

3- Biomechanics is the science of mobile body. Particularly, it examines how bones,muscles and the other componenets of the body work together to produce movement. Moreover, this science also focuses on mechanics of blood circulation and other body functions. 

4- Computational fluid dynamics is a sub branch of fluid mechanics which focuses to solve and analyze the problems that contain fluid flows. It also includes data structures and numerical anaysis to solve the problems. 

5- Composite materials are simply material made from at least two or more materials which are generally different than each other on the aspect of  chemical and physical properties. When we combine these materials, we would be able to produce a material with characteristics different from the individual components.

6- Mechatronics is an engineering field which studies on combination of different diciplines such as mechanical engineering, electronics, robotics and control engineering etc. The main goal of this field is to design process which can unify the other diciplines as well. It's like working interdiciplinary.

7- Acoustical engineering is also an enginering field which deals with sound and vibration. 
The engineers work on this field usually concer about the design, analysis and control of sound. One of the main goal  of acoustical engineering is to  reduce the unwanted noise, which is referred to as noise control.

8Structural analysis is basically breaking-down and analyze the effect of loads on physical structures and their components.The subjects of this field can be buildings, bridges and vehicles etc. This analysis requires deep knowledge of applied mechanics, materials science and applied mathematics t be able to examine the structure. It's also know as one of the key part of engineering.

9- Friction stir welding (FSW) is an operation (or process) to joint two facing workpieces without melting the workpiece materials. As usual, when welding is done there is heat generation due to friction and it makes softened the material but in this case, it mechanically intermixes the two pieces of metal, and forges the hot and softened metal by the mechanical pressure.

10- Thermodynamics and thermo-science can be explained as the relationship between heat, energy and work. It is basically know as transfer of energy from one place to another. 
Explanations of Mechanical Concepts

1. Adhesive Wear:
This is the situation of abrasions that may occur in the structure due to friction during the horizontal sliding process of the material with any plane or other material.
2. Propulsion :
It is a state of pushing force to maintain momentum with a direct effect or indirectly according to the situation of a substance.
3. Stability :
It is a term that states that the equilibrium state of a substance is preserved angularly and massively.
4. Density:
The amount of substance per unit volume under certain temperature and pressure. Density is the characteristic of matter.
5. Shear Stress :
Materials in the same plane as the material cross section and resulting from the force vector component parallel to the cross-sectional area. Shear stress is caused by shear forces which are equal and counter-strong pairs affecting the opposite directions of an object.
6. 3D  Perception:
The term 3D perception is a necessary feature in order to be able to transfer the same movements to our body in a simulation area when a part of our body is produced and this piece is used.
7. Combustion:
The combustion process is the most important process required for the engine to generate energy and generate energy. When the fuel reaches the engine, the energy released by the combustion process of the fuel becomes the energy of motion.
8. Backlash over:
When designing an armed robot or vehicle, it is necessary to design the robot in such a way that the weapon on it does not disturb the balance of the robot.
9. Resistance: It is a necessary process to regulate the intensity of the current required in the electrical system and to prevent the materials from being exposed to excess current and damage.
10. Conductivity: It refers to the specific conductivity coefficients of the substances and which material is more conductive and which can yield more efficiency.
  
                                            Mechanical Engineering Concepts - Fatih AŞCI
                                                                                                                               
1.  Vector projection of 'Fab' onto 'Fac'    
2.  Toughness 
3.  Specific gravity
4.  Density
5.  Elastic limit
6.  Ultimate strength
7.  Proportional limit
8.  Yield strength
9.  First-angle projection
10.Third-angle projection

Definitions of The Concepts



DEFINITONS of THE 10 CONCEPTS

1. Circular motion is the motion where the trajectory of the moving thing is on a circle.

2. Load factor is the ratio of actual quantity to the maximum possible quantity, which can also be evaluated as efficiency.

3. Mass conservation means that the matter in an isolated or closed system never be destroyed or created, so its mass is conserved. 

4. Bernoulli’s equation is the equation stating the relationship between the speed and the pressure of the fluid (which is flowing horizontally) at two different points. 
5. Steam engine is an engine whose power is supplied by steam pressure.
6. Crank mechanism is an arm which is attached perpendicularly to a rotating shaft so that the reciprocating motion is transferred to the shaft.
7. Differential gear is a gear combination which transfers the power generated by the engine to driving wheels. 

8. Steady state is the state in a process or of a system that does not change with time.

9. Surface tension is behaving like a film of surface of liquids by the effect of cohesion forces. 

10. Pressure gage is a meter that measures and shows pressure of fluid.

Engineering Concepts with Explanations

Mechanical Engineering Concepts and their explanations

1) Lever : Basically it consists of a beam which connects on falcrum and its purpose to spend less effort for same purpose which is lifting.

2) Counter weight:
A counterweight is a term and a concept that balances the given load on the one side with efficient way. It purpose can be count saving energy and keeping taxis on the machine less.

3) The flywheel:
It ressts the changes during rotational motion and save energy from this transformation. It is a mechanical device that efficiently store energy with less friction.

4) Threaded Shaft
It locates inside (nut) or outside (screw) and its function is a continuous motion on helix angle.

5) Pantographs ( Scissor Mechanisms)
It generally serves to criss-cross motion. On the  support side with minimum level of pressure the cross struts are stretched out , pushing the top platform upward.

6)Fluid: Is a matter has motion and flow through one side to another and  which explains the behavior of a liquid or gas.

7)Block and Tackle: In order to use heavy loads with numerious number of pulleys is combined with a rod in order to lift the specific load.

8)Torque:
Generally we can define torque as a measure of the force which can cause rotation on a system referenced to a specific axis.


9) Energy:
Energy is the ability to move something against a force or the ability to do work .

10) Friction: Is a force between two . or more touched or connected pieces. Happens when one body and other one move on opposite directions while they are touching each other.

by Yunus Culfa

DEFINITION OF CONCEPTS

RADIATION: If the number of neutrons in the atomic nucleus are greater than the number of protons, instability occurs in the nucleus and the excess neutrons get broken. During that time, alpha, beta and some invisible rays emerge. These rays are named radiation.

SOLAR PANEL: It is an energy source that contains many solar cells to absorb the sun lights.Then, the energy is converted to the electric energy.

SPECIFIC HEAT: The amount of heat required to increase the temperature of the unit weight of a pure substance by 1 degree Celsius. It is indicated by ''c''. It is a distinctive feature of the substance.

GRAVITY: Gravity is the phenomenon of the planets, stars pulling the objects and the celestial bodies near them, to the center of the objects on them. It is a kind of pulling force of the planets.

ABSORPTION: It is a process which retains (radiation, sound, wave etc) completely, without reflextion or transmission.

ROTATIONAL KINETİC ENERGY: It is a kind of kinetic energy that occurs during the object's rotation. It is a part of total kinetic energy.

GAS PRESSURE: It is a kind of pressure which is formed as a result of the gas molecules continuously colliding with the inner walls of the container. If the temperature and number of the molecules are stable, the pressure is inversely proportional.

ENERGY DENSITY: It is amount of energy stored in a given system per unit volume. It is one of the energy efficiency indicators. For fuels, energy per unit volume is a useful parameter.

TRANSLATIONAL MOTION: It is a movement of the object that never changes direction relative to a fixed point.

PRESSURE COEFFICIENT: It is a dimensionless number that defines the relative pressures along a flow field in fluid dynamics. That number is used in hydrodynamics and aerodynamics. For a fluid flow field, every point has a unique pressure coefficient.

Skills With Theory (110410040)

1- Hydraulic lift
2- Lathe machining
3- Impact
4 -Technical Drawing
5- Manufacturing Design
6- Material Selection
7- Forging
9- Annealing
10-Laser Cutting
RIDVAN BÜYÜKÇAPAR

EXPLANATIONS

1) Drills: Drilling means that cutting solid parts and making holes in the solid and the machine which does that are drills.

2) Thermodynamic: Thermodynamic is a part of mechanical engineering and it included temperature and heat relation between them.

3) Iron-Carbon Diagram: Iron carbon diagram shows us microstructures' situations and the diagram is effecting by heat and carbon percentage.

4) Material Selection: It's about the choose the right material for using your project.

5) Theory of Machines: It cares about the part of the machines' velocity according to each other and the forces that acting to the parts.

6) Production Technology: The companies producing materials and these materials are producing by the machines and we called it production technology.

7) Strength of Materials: It considering the materials deformation against applied force.

8) Good English Knowledge: We have to know english for searching because it's international language but it's not all about engineering so it's false but Professor told me that don't delete.

8) Mohr Circle: Find the stress components and it consider the normal and shear stress acting on the components.

9) Fusion 360: It's a cad program that leads to create a 2d and 3d things but it's all about CAD.  Again
it's false.

9) Viscosity: It's about the liquid's resistance against to fluid flow.

10) Heat transfer: It's known because of it's name ıt's all about the transferring, conversion of heat but it's so general so I convert to Thermal Convection

10) Thermal Convection:  Thermal convection is a transfer of heat from somewhere to somewhere.

11) Interoperability: It means being compatible with the people when you're working. It's again false

12) Timing: You need to finish your things on time but it's not totally about engineering so ıt's false.


RIDVAN BÜYÜKÇAPAR   110410013

Theoretical Concepts:

1) Mohr's circle
2) Stiffness
3) Hardness
4) Singularity Function
5) Fatigue Loading
6) Deflection Considerations
7) Viscosity
8) Finite Element Analys
9) Vibration Analys
10) Friction
Mechanical Engineering  Explanation (Oktay Kaya)

1) Thrust: The strong push by a machine with driving force

2)Pneumatic Power: The power produced by compressed air. The formula is Power=Pressure x Flow rate

3)Flow rate: liquid like an air or water that moves is measured its volume and motion time. Volume/time=Flow rate

4)Mass: One of the important property of the object. Amount of matter in the object is measured. Density x Volume=Mass

5)Force: A vector quantity can make acceleration to the object like pulling or pushing movements. Force= Mass x Acceleration

6)Static Friction: It is type of friction. It occurs at surface when two objects are rest. 

7)Angular Velocity(Rotational Velocity): Quantity of rotation in a unit time. It is also vector quantity.

8)Time: In classical physics, it is scalar quantity which is measured by clock. 

9)Viscosity: Measuring resistance of fluid to flow

10)Bernoulli Equation: This equation gives us velocity, pressure relation in Newtonian Fluids. 








Mechanical Engineering  Explanation


1) ANSYS; It is a computer-aided engineering program that can be done by computer-aided engineering studies and analysis and simulations. Analysis of objects in complex structures can be done with ANSYS Mechanical
2)    Nippers
It is a hand tool used to squeeze, stretch, curl, various objects.
3)    Technical drawing
      Technical drawing is the most common language. Technical drawing is made to be informed about the object before production.
4)    Tolerances
It is one of the most important technical elements in engineering. It can be made harmless by limiting the measurement errors which can occur and cannot be removed completely.
5)    CNC Laser Machine
CNC Laser Cutting is one of the most common manufacturing methods used in industry. Computer Numeric Control (CNC) logic, using special gases (carbon dioxide, nitrogen, helium, etc. gases) by creating a laser beam 2-dimensional cutting, scraping and drilling operations.
6) Stress-Strain Graph
A stress-strain curve is a curve that shows the shape change in the sample depending on the amount of force exerted on the test specimen obtained by tensile or compression tests.
7)Calculation
The calculation is the most important issue for mechanical engineering because you must master mathematics and physics.
8)PID Control
PID is actually a control feedback mechanism. A PID controller calculates error value as a difference between a metered process and a difference between the desired setpoint and the control.
9)Bending
The process of oblique forming of parts in the form of metal
 10)Power Transmission
The process of changing the magnitude and direction of power.

Saturday, October 6, 2018

Mechanical Engineering Concepts
Explanation


İbrahim Burkay TUĞLUCA
110410022
(1)   CAM Manufacturing Design
CAM abbrevition represents Computer-Aided Manufacturing concept. In the contemporary world, it is almost impossible to talk about serial production, or production line without the concept of CAM. CAM systems basically use computers and software packages to plan, and visualize the manufacturing process. Altough Computer-Aided Drawing and Computer- Aided Manufacturing are strictly classified as two different concepts, CAD might be tought a tool to be used in CAM concepts.

(2)   CNC Manufacturing Concepts
CNC means Computer-Numeric Control. CNC concept uses CA Drawings to guide itself. In the modern factories almost every kind of metal forming could be managed by CNC. CNC milling, lathe, folding, punch, and etc. CNC systems basically use computers and CAD/CAM codes to control machining tools, and manufacturing tools.

(3) Siemens NX
First and second concepts were the most pronounced concepts of modern manufacturing approaches, however, as mentioned while defining CAM, there was also Computer-Aided Design concept. I would like to share of the examples of this concept. CAD softwares, and specificaly I will explain Siemens NX, usually used for the most rapid way of prototyping. Siemens NX is a software developed by the industry pioneer firm Siemens, in Germany. Many users of this software is also using SAP project management systems, or directly Siemens project management, archieving, and control software packages. So the companies use this software could be called as institutionally developed companies such as ASELSAN A.Ş. . This software comes with different packages according to the need of user. Some of these packages are solid modeling, technical drawing, analysis, motion animation, etc. 


(4) KISSoft
Design processes are mostly depend on engineer more than any software packages, or artificial intelligence. However, there can not be any design without any calculation, and pre-analysis on the paper; accordingly, with the evolution of the industry, the required calculation power need is also evloved. For instance, today a regular car consists gear box which involves dozens of gears inside very physically limited area, and the gears are significant members of machine elements to transmission of power, and motion. KISSoft is a software considers all neccessities as inputs which means it asks you about maximum gear outer diameter in the series of gears, the torque needs to be transmitted, required RPM I/O ratios, etc. At the and software recommends the user the all options that can operate under the determined conditions.


(5) EBSD
This is a scientific microstructural observation tool for metallurgy researches. EBSD systems use Secondary Electron Microscopes at the background, we can call them as some kind of apparatus and computational systems. EBSD systems are mostly used for measurement of average grain sizes, orientation texture files, misorientation angles, TWIN structures, and many more. Very contemporary usages of the EBSD will be seen in the further concepts again.

(6) Finite Element Analysis
CAD modeling packages usually used for designing, and prototyping in virtual environment. However, maybe their more useful capability is analysis. Nowadays, we can analyze beams for strength analysis, automobiles for vibration analysis, indoors for climate control analysis. All these analyses are very hard to do with hand work if very accurate results are sought, however, if we can use the computational power of computers, we can mesh every kind of environment into extremely small tiny parts. Starting from a very small portion, the concept can predict the reaction of the system under the given possible scenarios. 

(7) Fatigue
If we talk about relatively big mass systems, engineers are preferred to use steels, and other kinds of metallic materials. However, there is also very important phenomenon called fatigue of metals. Fatigue is deforming the metallic materials in plastic region, which is non-recoverable, frequently. Such as suspension systems of automobiles, hammers of forging machines, or railways. Fatigue fractures are dangerous if required maintenance is not applied since they are predictable but not easily observed. 


(8) Hydrogen Embrittlement
This is well known phenomenon for almost 150 years for metallic materials industry, however, it gets more and more critical area with the expanding hydrogen energy infrastructures. Hydrogen is somehow diffused in to the crystal or microstructure of metals, and behave like an interstitial element inside the system. This might be both a positive or negative effect, for instance, we are using carbon atoms to make steels more durable against loads, but even for carbon, after a specific concentration it deteriorate the mechanical properties. Same condition is valid for hydrogen too. So this field gets more and more attractive.

Synthetic Microstructure Representation is a new concept compared to others. Previous concepts shows analysis, and computational analysis is how important for mechanical engineering fields from both time concerns, budget saving, and accurate/scientific data perspectives. Traditionally, mechanical properties of materials are measured by some real-world tests. However, within the progress in the technology, researchers are seeking the ways to eliminate these time and money consuming tests, and want to carry out these tests in computer environment. DREAM.3D is a newly developed software that creates a synthetic crystal in the computer environment via using the texture data taken with EBSD techniques. After SMR process is completed, there are several software that can import the SM, and apply mechanical tests on computer environment, for example ABAQUS.


(10) Tolerances in Design and Manufacturing
Almost all mechanical systems operate as a result of synchronous proper working of many machine elements together. For instance, if we thought about a simple hinge, it consists a hole and a rod which these are fit one into another. If the manufacturer produce these inner diameter of the hole and the outer diameter of the rod at the same dimension, these two will not properly operate, probably they will not even fit at the assembly at the beginning. That was very simple machine, however, if we think about more complex systems such as internal combustion engine, even one manufacturing dimension fault would make whole engine block workless. In order to prevent these kind of problems, engineering unions and quality inspector institutions publish some manuals that works similar to somehow using metric system in many countries. If a manufacturer will produce a rod, both the designer, and the worker using the lather should consider about the tolerances. 

Skills With Theory Muhammet Fatih Şahin (110410042)

1- Stress concentration factor
2- Moody Chart
3- Stress-Strain Graph
4- Carnot Cycle
5- Diesel Cycle
6- Modulus of Elasticity
7- Moment of Inertia
8- Heat Conduction
9- Degree of Freedom
10- Navier-Stokes Equations



Manufacturing: 
By processing a raw material or semi-finished product, it is called an industrial product or a production of goods. The main purpose of manufacturing technology is to obtain the products with the lowest cost, the best quality and the most efficient method.

Casting: 
It is based on melting the main substance and placing it in the molds in desired geometry and cooling. It is economical and a large number of products can be obtained at one time.

Milling:
It is the machining process by means of back and forth movement of the workpiece under the milling knife which rotates around its axis. The cutting movement is done by the tool and the movement is made by the workpiece. Flat surfaces with milling, curved surfaces, gears and channels are opened.

Grinding:
Grinding is the process of chip removal with geometrically non-definite cutting edges. The rotating grinding stone is composed of stone particles connected with binders and pores, which serve as a chip gap.

Fluid Kinematics:
The motion of the fluids and its significance without taking into account of the nature of forces that cause motion.

Forging:


Bore Gauge:
Bore gauges are generally a dial indicator on a long stem to transfer, check or measure the internal measurement of a cylinder bore.

Rasping:
The surfaces obtained by cutting, turning, milling and planing include the roughness of the cutting tools and the height remaining in the hard part at the base. Taking them to make the surfaces more smooth, the process is called rasping. Rasping, with a sharp edge tool called rasp, is to remove small and fine chips through the surface of the work that has been previously processed.

Turbofan Motors:
Turbofan motors are practically similar to turboprop engines except for air flow rates. The ratio of the secondary air volume, except the main motor, to the primary air passing through the engine is lower than that of the turboprop engines. This ratio is called bypass rate (BPR, Bypass Ratio) in turbofan engines. Turbofan engines, turbojet engines with the high speed and height capability of the turboprop engine and the efficiency of combining the ability to combine high reactivity.

Diesel Motors:
Diesel engines are included in the internal combustion ten engine group. Operating principle of diesel engines; . In the cylinder in the engine, the pressure of the piston compressed by the pressure of the piston (or an oxygen containing gas) at the moment when the pressure reaches the high temperature, the explosion of the air by the flame and the release of the energy and pressure by the piston. The more engine air can get into the combustion chamber, the better the engine performance.

Skills With Theory (110 410 030)

Skills With Theory (110 410 030)


1. Angle of Twist

2. Heat Transfer

3. Reaction Force Calculation

4. Bearing Life Prediction

5. Stress Calculation

6. Second Moment of Inertia

7. Deflection Calculation

8. Polar Moment of Inertia

9. Heat Loss Calculation

10. Strain Calculation

Definition of the Concepts

1
) Siemens PLC:PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) is the automation device used in the production departments of the factories or in the control of the operations such as control of machines. Unlike normal computers, the PLC has many inputs and outputs. The biggest pluses are designed to withstand electrical noise, temperature differences and mechanical impacts.

2) Phyton:Python is open source code licensed and free software and it is an object-oriented, interpretive, modular and interactive, high-level language. It is a programming language that enables you to use your works fast, integrated and effective in your system.

3) CREO:CREO Parametric Program is developed by PTC (Parametric Technology Corporation). It is an element based solid model program which is widely used for computer aided design, computer aided manufacturing and computer aided engineering studies.

4) Catia:CATIA (Computer Aided Three-Dimensional Interactive Application) is a professional CAD / CAM based software. Catia program; is a computer software that makes both design and analysis of all products for industrial purposes extremely fast, easy and reliable. This program is widely used because it can meet the needs of the automotive sector and aircraft production in general.

5) KeyCreator:KeyCreator is a nonparametric 2D/3D solid modeling CAD program. It was among the first CAD programs with 3D capabilities for personal computers. KeyCreator is capable of wire-frame and surface modeling, as well as solid modelling.

6) ZW3D:ZW3D Lite is a powerful, cost-effective and easy-to-use 3D CAD software. Its interface is user friednly. It supports CATIA, NX, Creo, Inventor and Solidworks files.

7) Reynold Number:The Reynolds number is the ratio of inertial forces to viscous forces and it determine laminar or turbulen of the flow.

8) Thermo-Fluid Design:This lecture is need to connect fluid mechanics, heat transfer and thermodynamics, and the practical design of thermo-fluids components and systems.

9) Calipers:Caliper is a length measuring instrument. This tool is used for measuring the inner diameter, outer diameter and depth as well as the length measurement.

10) Micrometer:Micrometers are used for measuring the diameter of the cylindrical parts and the thickness of the flat parts. Measurements with micrometers with a precision of 0.01 mm can be made more easily without reading difficulties compared to calipers.