CAM Systems in Machining

CAM Systems in Machining
346-0304/01
čeština CAM Systems in Machining
346-0304/02
čeština

Anotace

The subject is connecting with lessons Technology I, II, Machining - subjects what are interested about machining (turning, milling, drilling, and so on.) The subject extends knowledge about technological process creation and programming CNC machines tools. It will be used special software for CAM system (CAM - Computer-Aided Manufacturing). The name of the program is Edge CAM.
This subject is for V. semester of bachelor study, specialization mechanical technology.
Students will study theory and practice of machining technology (turning, 2.5 axis milling, 3 axis milling, drilling, wire cutting) by means of CAD/CAM system EdgeCAM.
Contents of this subject including: creation and edition of CAD geometry, beginning cutting conditions, creation of technological process (strategy of cutting, setting cutting tools, instruction - G, M code etc.), cutting simulation, NC code generation for particular cutting machine.

Povinná literatura

[1] http://www. edgecam.com
[2] SHAW, Milton C. Metal Cutting Principles. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1984
[3] Handbooks of cutting tools - WIDIA, SANDVIK, ISCAR, PRAMET TOOLS.
[4] SANDVIK Coromant, Technical Editorial Deartment. Modern Metal Cutting – A Practical Handbook. Tofrers Tryckery AB, Sweden, 1994, 927 p. ISBN 91-972290-0.
[5] Electronic support: Student version of EdgeCAM software, User guide EdgeCAM: beginning in EdgeCAM, turning, milling, EDM cutting- wire cutting, postprocessor, technology assistant, and others.

Doporučená literatura

HILDER, Terry. CNC-mozek stroje. MM Průmyslové spektrum, 2003, č.5, s. 38-39. .
SOLIDCAM. Průvodce uživatele modulem souvislého víceosého frézování, SolidCAM + SolidWorks, 1995-2008, s 241.

zpět na vyhledávání

Language of instruction	čeština, čeština
Code	346-0304
Abbreviation	CAM
Course title	CAM Systems in Machining
Coordinating department	Department of Machining, Assembly and Engineering Metrology
Course coordinator	prof. Ing. Marek Sadílek, Ph.D.