ME 328- Machine Design, Spring 2020
Syllabi: ME328; ME328H
Class Flow Diagram
Upcoming agenda: for tentative schedule, see: semester lecture schedule
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
PROJECT CHANGES DUE TO THE VIRUS
ME Student Reference Page
CLASS NOTES, etc. (click here)
PENDING Work (this will be updated as new assingments are given)
PENDING | Description | Due Date | Comments |
Homework | HW 7 - vibs 2, fatigue I | March 20 | |
Project task | Peer eval | Feb 28 |
Unanonomous peer eval: info sent via CATME on 2/26PM |
Upcoming Quiz | Quiz 4b | Mon, 3/23PM, 5 minutes | Qz 4b: hw 7 |
Additional exam study aids | Exam 2: hw 5&6&7 | March 25 (Weds) | "Study Guide" 2020 Ex 2, 2019 Exam 2, 2020 Quiz 3 - soln |
Exam schedule | Exam 2: hw 5&6&7 | March 25 (Weds) | exam 3: March 27?? (hw 7&8); exam 4?? Apr 15 or 17 (hw 9&10) TBD |
TABLE OF SEMESTER ASSIGNEMENTS (this will grow as the semester proceeds)
PROJECT information and "assignments":
Gear Ratio Test Information. Teams may use either or both of these sets of TEST DATA (you must do your own analysis) - but GIVE CREDIT (reference) appropriately
Team A9
Team B9
Information and assignments | Due |
Project description | n/a |
Problem Statements | |
Knowledge Gaps for Phase 1 (pdf) Knowledge Gaps for Phase 1 (.docx) |
n/a |
Project resources (stuff you'll need) | n/a |
Teams: Section A Section B | n/a |
Project background (DID 1) | 1/29 |
Criteria (DID 2) | 2/3 |
Team plan (DID 3) | 2/12 |
All future DIDs are up to the team to schedule. There should be at least one DID submitted each week for most of the semester. | |
Example Test Plan Example test report |
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Details for "transmission" DID | |
First peer evaluation | 2/28 |
Second peer evaluation | 3/25 |
Third (final) peer evaluation | 4/24 |
Final report | 4/22 |
ICA - Artifact Box information
Exam # | Study aids |
exam 1 | 2019 Exam 1, 2020 exam 1 study guide, 2020 Quiz 1 solution, 2020 Quiz 2 solution |
exam 2 | 2019 Exam 2, 2020 Quiz 3 - soln, 1/2-Qz 4a, Qz 4a SOLUTION |
exam 3 | |
exam 4 |
A little levity:
History "Archive" (links posted earlier in the semester in the "pending" table)
The Great Molasses Flood, Boston, January 15, 1919
How to move Churches in Romania
Design goods/not so goods:
Traffic Sign What does it mean?
Falkirk Wheel
777X
Intentional SpaceX explosion
Safety-Fuse-Plug
Videos for HW 11:
Shafts:
(1 min) Driveline vibration http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAujhNP5uvU
(2.6 min) U-Joint http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmV4qwLfOMY
(0.5 min) How a CV joint works (contant velocity)
(not a video) Harmonic balancer (automotive)
Videos for various assignments:
Springs:
(5 min) How spring are made: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omLKbKakDoY
(1.5 min)Valve spring surge (float): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfmb-tCo2yA
Pneumatic valve springs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2mTriy9oQM
Bearings:
(6 min) Tapered roller bearings installation: dead link
(5 min) Bearing design (general): dead link
(5 min)– Making of ball bearings http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6svVy1lYOA
(1 min) - hydrodynamic journal bearing: dead link
Gears:
(15 sec) “Seeing” stresses in gears: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YgMWOJnE9w
(5min) How Gears are made: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZgsV0AZJJ0
(5 min) How an automatic xmission works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Yuycn43QAg
(3 min) How a synchromesh works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6hWAaE5VWY
(1.5 min) What is a differential: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29QpZrMQ9v8&feature=related
(3 min) Torque converter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvLoX0z9qoY&NR=1
(5 min) “Out of the box” gears: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYcqJ5HdxA4
Wire Rope:
(5 min) Steel rope, how it’s made: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDVf71xd2cQ
Braking:
(2 min) Braking system: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMg_j5_AGMg
(2.4 min) Antilock Braking System (ABS): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5wc19MzCbk
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
Mechanical Engineering Student Reference Materials
Excel, Matlab (or similar) h/w Requirements
Format for Excel problem submission
Descriptions for Project
Management:
Mechanical Engineering Student Reference Materials
Examples of Engineering Drawing
Mechanical Engineering Student Reference Materials
Some
hopefully usefull links.
Standards, etc.
OSHA
US Patent Search
On-line sources:
ASM Handbooks, on-line
Knovel Items (online textbooks, such as Roark's Forumulas for Stress and Strain)
Vibration: Applet
Baseball hitting bat
Machine Design Links:
Global Spec (source of for links to many manufacturer webs
Power Transmission info
Product Design
Penton (basic machine design
help)
American Gear Manufacturers
Association
Power Transmission
(gears, etc.)
SKF Bearings
Torrington Co.
Thomas Register
How Stuff Works
Motors and Gear Motor Links
Basic Training, Electric Motors (Leeson)
Leeson.com
Groschopp.com
Kinetedinc.com