Completed Course on Laser
Materials Processing
Laser Cutting of Metals -
Laser Welding - Laser Cladding and Surface Hardening
Theoretical and Practical
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Introduction to
Laser energy and electromagnetic spectrum,
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Types
of lasers, laser wave lengths, efficiency and modules,
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Components of the laser materials processing systems,
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Focusing and shielding optics - different type of cutting, welding and
cladding nozzles,
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Settings of process parameters and the effect of each parameters with
examples,
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Laser cutting vs. exothermal cutting,
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Evaluation cutting service; kerf width
and surface roughness,
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Effect of cutting and shielding gases
on the cutting results,
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Preparing surface for laser welding and
welding settings,
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Evaluation welding lines and welding
pools using NDT;
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Laser cladding with co-axial laser and
powder streams,
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Setting the laser cladding process and
evaluating the results,
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Theoretical basics of surface
modifications and heat treatment,
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Laser surface modifications and heat
treatment,
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Evaluating the results and improve the surface,
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Data collection and reporting,
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Practical industrial applications,
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Project
Duration: 30 hours |
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Computer tools for Industrial
development
CAD/CAE/CAM/RPM
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Characteristics of global market and future
products.
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Problems with current
production tools.
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Introduction to
CAD/CAE/CAM software.
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Using CAD software to
improve product design and market new ideas.
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Using CAE software to
design cost effective, longer-life and human-safe products.
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Using CAM software to
manufacture high accuracy products economically.
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Fully computerized
manufacturing systems.
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Using 3D scanning and
CMM to facilitate reverse engineering and quality control.
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Basics of 3D printing and Rapid
Prototyping.
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RP technologies, machines and applications.
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Examples, Case Studies –
Project.
Duration: 30 hours
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Innovative
product design tools:
Reverse Engineering and 3D
Printing
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Keys and requirements for innovative
products.
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Using Internet to identify new product
properties and global market needs.
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Introduction to reverse engineering.
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Engineering measurements tools and skills.
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Capturing geometry and free form surfaces.
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Basic of 3D point and surface scanning.
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3D Scanners types.
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Transferring free surfaces to cloud of
points.
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Transferring cloud of points to CAD models.
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Editing and correcting scanned models.
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Basics of 3D printing and Rapid
Prototyping.
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RP technologies and machines.
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Applications of RP.
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Using RP to build medical implants.
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Examples, Case Studies –
Project.
Duration: 30 hours |
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Basics of Electronic Drafting…
AutoCAD©
2D
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Basics of electronic
drafting and modeling.
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Introduction to AutoCAD
product line.
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Commands, coordinates
and viewing skills.
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Creating basic 2D shapes
using drawing tools,
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Editing and selection
tools to speed up the work.
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Grips, object snap,
groups, layers and line types
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Hatching, styled text
and associative dimensions.
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Advanced drawing and
editing tools.
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Blocks, external
reference files and image files.
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Standard drawing setup,
printing and plotting.
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Examples, Case Studies –
Project.
Duration: 20 hours |
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Basics of 3D modeling…
AutoCAD©
3D
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Concepts and methods of
3D modeling.
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AutCAD 3D workspace and
3D coordinates.
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User specified
coordinate systems and plans.
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Creating 3D solids from
2D sketches.
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3D features and Boolean
modeling tools.
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3D viewing techniques
and view ports.
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Editing, modifying and
checking solids.
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3D curves and surface
modeling tools.
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Using 3D scanner to
capture complex surfaces.
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Assigning materials and
physical properties.
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Rendering, image mapping
and animation.
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Exporting models to
CAM/CAE programs.
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Basics of 3D printing and Rapid
Prototyping.
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Printing 3D models using RP machines.
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Examples, Case Studies –
Project.
Duration: 20 hours |
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Integrated CAD/CAE/CAM
tools...
Unigraphics
NX© 10 (I)
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Modeling and CAD/CAM/CAE theories.
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Basics of gateway interface and
applications.
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Constructions of CS and working axes and
plans.
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Making 2D constrained sketches using
Sketcher.
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Creating primitive,
swept and Boolean solids.
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Using expressions for
parametric modeling.
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Viewing, selecting and
transforming objects.
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Placing design features such as holes,
slots, etc.
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Using part browser to identify and modify
features.
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Visualizing solids: rendering and
animation.
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Automatic creation of 2D
orthographic views.
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Automatic creation of
section and detail
views.
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Creating and editing text and annotations.
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Basics of 3D printing and Rapid
Prototyping.
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Printing 3D models using RP machines.
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Examples, Case Studies –
Project.
Duration: 30 hours |
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Integrated CAD/CAE/CAM
tools...
Unigraphics
NX© 10 (II)
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Basic assembly modeling and mating
conditions.
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Surface operations and free form modeling.
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Extracting objects and exchange solid
files.
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Using Mold Wizard
Product Design Advisor to design dies and molds.
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Defining parting
geometry and the associative core and cavity geometry.
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Appling shrink factors
and tooling inserts and using Standard Part Libraries to select common
parts.
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Extracting a Bill of
Materials.
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Introduction of Finite Element Analysis
tools.
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Examples for the simulation of part
behavior under mechanical and thermal stresses.
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Assembly modeling for
manufacturing.
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Manufacturing and
machining environment
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Milling, drilling,
turning and multi-axes operations
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Examples, Case Studies –
Project.
Duration: 30 hours |
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Advanced Mechanical Analysis
Tools...
Ansys©
16
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Basics of Finite Element Analysis.
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Simple numerical examples.
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Concept of Pre, Post processors and
solvers.
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ANSYS pre-processing environment.
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Creating nodes and elements by coordinates.
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Importing models from CAD software.
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Automatic generation of
2D and 3D meshes.
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Defining material and
element properties
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Manipulating the display
of elements
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Mesh refining to improve
accuracy.
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Loads and boundary
condition sets.
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Checking the finite
element model
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Performing the analysis
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Post-processing the
model
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Displaying results in
different formats.
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Analysis of non-linear
materials.
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Analysis of time varying
loads.
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Structural durability
(Fatigue) analysis.
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Case Studies – Project.
Duration: 30 hours |
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Die and Mold Design and
Manufacturing...
Basic Mold
Engineering
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Introduction to plastic mold engineering.
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Basic plastic mold functions.
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Mold design requirements and guidelines.
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Injections machines systems.
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Plastic types, identifications and
shrinkage.
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Selection of parting line and cavity
locations.
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Mold layout, surface, gates and runners.
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Mold cooling, venting, ejection and stacks.
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Mold material specifications.
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Heat treatment to improve mold life.
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Mold design standard specifications.
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Air and oil actuators.
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Rules and calculations for designers.
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Monitoring mold
performance.
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Analysis of mold and
product defects.
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Mold maintenance and
repair.
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Examples, Case Studies –
Project.
Duration: 30 hours |
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