346-3003 – Machining (OBR)

The subject of machining is to increase the knowledge in the field of individual machining technologies (turning, milling, drilling, grinding, planing, shaping, high precision machining methods and unconventional methods of machining.)

This subject includes an analysis study of cutting properties of tools and of the machinability of workpiece materials. In another part of the subject is applications of acquired information and regularities for all methods of machining in extreme conditions during the special production of shapes and free formed surface, production of holes, threaded surfaces , etc. An integral part of this course is an analysis of the possibilities and advantages of machining on flexible production systems, robotic technological workplaces and inflexible production lines. The subject also focuses on advanced and progressive machining methods such as high-speed and high-speed machining and the fundamentals of unconventional machining methods.

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