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.