加工法を考慮した図面の書き方② ～設計者に必要な加工の知識編～

セミナー趣旨

Mechanical designers must be able to draw drawings that "consider the subsequent processes." "Considering the subsequent processes" means drawing drawings with manufacturing in mind.

However, there are not many designers who understand the processing methods and can draw blueprints that take into consideration "ease of processing" and "reducing costs."

This seminar is aimed at beginners in mechanical design and beginner to intermediate level design engineers, and will explain the machining and design knowledge necessary to draw drawings that take into account later processes. Resolving problems that may arise in later processes at the design stage can contribute to reducing the overall product defect rate and stabilizing quality. The content is also useful for those in charge of departments related to the design department. Please watch and aim to take your career as a mechanical designer to the next level.

This seminar will consist of three lectures.

Please note that the individual application pages for each lecture provide links to the seminar programs.

受講対象・レベル

• Mechanical design engineers who have been with the company for 1-3 years and are in the beginner to mid-level positions
• Persons in charge of processing, sales, purchasing, assembly, etc. related to the design department

習得できる知識

• You can learn about processing.

セミナープログラム

<How to Draw Drawings Taking into Account Processing Methods, Set of 3> [ Application Page ]

<How to write a drawing that takes into account the processing method Part 1> [ Application page ]

1.  Fundamentals of machining from the design perspective
   1. Machining from the perspective of design
   2. Selection of processing methods in production design
   3. Machine space constraints
   4. Design process and manufacturing
   5. What designers need to consider during the manufacturing process
2. Machine design concept
   1. Machine design concept
   2. What is good design?
   3. Roles and Knowledge of Mechanical Design Engineers
   4. Common mistakes made during the design process
   5. What is QCD in design with consideration for processing?
   6. The ideal state of mechanical design
   7. The process of bringing a machine to market

<How to draw a drawing that takes into account the processing method, part 2>

3. Processing knowledge
   1. Processing position
   2. Classification of machining methods using machine tools
   3. Principles of cutting
   4. Phenomena during cutting
   5. What designers need to consider when turning
   6. Milling principles and what designers need to consider
   7. Principles of drilling and what designers should consider
   8. Machining principles and what designers should consider
   9. QCD of processing
   10. Optimal processing for profit
   11. The DfX (Design For X) approach
   12. Designed with assembly in mind

<How to write a drawing that takes into account the processing method, Part 3> [ Application page ]

4. Designed with processing in mind
   1. Easy-to-manufacture drawings from an on-site perspective
   2. Ambiguous drawings cause problems for processors
   3. Why designs fail
   4. Dimensional and geometric tolerances
   5. Design decisions and processing points to consider
   6. The role of the draftsman from the perspective of the designer
   7. Dimensioning principles
   8. Examples of good and bad dimension entry
5. Mechanical Design Exercises:
   Questions to confirm basic knowledge of mechanical design, drafting, machining, materials, and material mechanics
6. Recommendations for continued study
   1. To become a top mechanical design engineer
   2. Recommended books and reference materials

セミナー講師

Mr. Makoto Moriuchi
, Representative of ARS Mechanical Design and Engineering Office

セミナー受講料

8,250 yen (tax included)

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受講について

[This seminar is an on-demand seminar]
As long as you have an internet connection, you can take the seminar at any time and place you like!

• The viewing period is two weeks from the start date of the course.
• You can also watch it on your tablet or smartphone.
• Seminar materials will be distributed in PDF format.
• In this seminar, you can ask questions to the lecturer as many times as you like after the seminar. We
  will inform you of how to ask questions after you complete your registration.