Technology for prototyping and production of medical devices
| Type of study | Bachelor |
|---|---|
| Language of instruction | Czech |
| Code | 660-2009/01 |
| Abbreviation | TPVZP |
| Course title | Technology for prototyping and production of medical devices |
| Credits | 4 |
| Coordinating department | Centre for Advanced Innovation Technologies |
| Course coordinator | Ing. Martina Kalová, Ph.D. |
Osnova předmětu
1. Introductory lesson
Technology overview. History. Technological terms. Types and classification of technologies. Conventional and unconventional technologies.
2. The connection between prototype and production technology.
The choice of technology according to the requirements for the construction and design of the medical device. Necessities of prototype production. Essentials of production processes. Serial production.
3. Technology for metal processing
Distribution of metals. Basics of metal forming--rolling, drawing, extrusion, shearing, bending. Hollow body production technology. Unconventional methods of metal forming. Powder metal forming technology.
4. Excursion, workshop.
5. Plastic processing technology.
Division and preparation of plastics. Plastics processing technology – injection, extrusion, pressing, blowing, shaping, rolling, casting. Complementary technologies. Composite materials production technology.
6. Subtractive technology
Conventional production technology. Metalworking. Plastic processing.
7. Additive technology
Unconventional production technology. Introduction to 3D printing. Overview of technologies for printing plastic and metal materials. Properties of materials for 3D printing. Rapid Prototyping.
8. 3D printing in healthcare.
Direct Digital Manufacturing. 3D printing in dentistry. 3D printing in surgery. 3D printing for medical equipment. Bioprinting.
9. Excursion.
10. Special technology
Laser. Ultrasound. Water jet.
11. Electrochemical and chemical treatment of metals for the production of implants
12. Coating of metal implants - bioactive layers and coatings
13. Coating of metal implants - bioinert layers and coatings
14. Presentation. Credit test.
Technology overview. History. Technological terms. Types and classification of technologies. Conventional and unconventional technologies.
2. The connection between prototype and production technology.
The choice of technology according to the requirements for the construction and design of the medical device. Necessities of prototype production. Essentials of production processes. Serial production.
3. Technology for metal processing
Distribution of metals. Basics of metal forming--rolling, drawing, extrusion, shearing, bending. Hollow body production technology. Unconventional methods of metal forming. Powder metal forming technology.
4. Excursion, workshop.
5. Plastic processing technology.
Division and preparation of plastics. Plastics processing technology – injection, extrusion, pressing, blowing, shaping, rolling, casting. Complementary technologies. Composite materials production technology.
6. Subtractive technology
Conventional production technology. Metalworking. Plastic processing.
7. Additive technology
Unconventional production technology. Introduction to 3D printing. Overview of technologies for printing plastic and metal materials. Properties of materials for 3D printing. Rapid Prototyping.
8. 3D printing in healthcare.
Direct Digital Manufacturing. 3D printing in dentistry. 3D printing in surgery. 3D printing for medical equipment. Bioprinting.
9. Excursion.
10. Special technology
Laser. Ultrasound. Water jet.
11. Electrochemical and chemical treatment of metals for the production of implants
12. Coating of metal implants - bioactive layers and coatings
13. Coating of metal implants - bioinert layers and coatings
14. Presentation. Credit test.
E-learning
Povinná literatura
[1] DAVIM, J. P., ed. The design and manufacture of medical devices. Cambridge: Woodhead Publishing, 2012. Woodhead Publishing reviews: mechanical engineering. ISBN 978-1-907568-72-5 .
[2] GIBSON, Ian. Advanced manufacturing technology for medical applications: engineering, software conversion, and rapid prototyping. Chichester: John Wiley, 2005. ISBN 978-0470016886 .
[3] GIBSON. ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES. ISBN 978-1493921126 .
[2] GIBSON, Ian. Advanced manufacturing technology for medical applications: engineering, software conversion, and rapid prototyping. Chichester: John Wiley, 2005. ISBN 978-0470016886 .
[3] GIBSON. ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES. ISBN 978-1493921126 .
Doporučená literatura
[4] STRONG, A. B. Fundamentals of composites manufacturing. Michigan: Society of Manufacturing Engineers. 2008. ISBN 0-978-087263-854-5.
[5] JELÍNKOVÁ, Helena, ed. Lasers for medical applications: diagnostics, therapy, and surgery [online]. Oxford: Woodhead Publishing, 2013. Woodhead Publishing series in electronic and optical materials, number 37. ISBN 978-0-85709-754-5
[5] JELÍNKOVÁ, Helena, ed. Lasers for medical applications: diagnostics, therapy, and surgery [online]. Oxford: Woodhead Publishing, 2013. Woodhead Publishing series in electronic and optical materials, number 37. ISBN 978-0-85709-754-5