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Course title Machine Elements I
Course code MašZ3016
Credit points (ECTS) 3
Total Hours in Course 81
Number of hours for lectures 24
Number of hours for laboratory classes 8
Independent study hours 49
Date of course confirmation 04/04/2017
Responsible Unit Institute of Mechanics and Design
 
Course developers
Ph.D., Māris Gailis

Prior knowledge
LauZ3126, Strength of Materials I
LauZ3162, Strength of Materials II
LauZ4190, Theoretical Mechanics II
Meha4008, Theoretical Mechanics I
Course abstract
The aim of the study course is to acquire the theory of general (typical) machine elements (part and units), engineering calculations and design, present engineering knowledge for creative machine design work, develop engineering thinking, initiative and creation, to apply the existing ideas and to search for new ones, to modulate using analogues.
Learning outcomes and their assessment
Knowledge - know the criteria for workability of machines, machines and parts, selection of materials and design methods, knowledge of the design-related standards (ISO, LVS, DIN) - 2 quizs.
Skills - how to choose a technical method to address tasks, use manuals and standards for practical tasks - 8 laboratory work tasks.
Competence - capable of modulating tasks in machine science, addressing technical tasks and conducting independent studies, is a knowledgeable, informed and capable professional – 2 homework tasks.
Course Content(Calendar)
1. Introduction. Mechanical Drives. (Lecture – 1h)
2. Determination of torque, power and speed ratio. (Lecture – 1h). Home work
3. Calculation of friction drive (Lecture – 1h)
4. Flat belt drives (Lecture – 2h, Lab work – 1h)
5. V-belt drives (Lecture – 1h, Lab work – 1h)
6. Timing belt drives (Lecture – 1h) Quiz
7. Chain drives (Lecture – 2h, Lab work– 1h)
8. Rolling bearing types (Lecture – 2h, Lab work– 1h)
9. Selection and calculation of rolling bearings (Lecture – 2h, Lab work– 1h)
10. Calculation of bearing size (Lecture – 1h)
11. Axles and shafts (Lecture – 2h)
12. Shaft load calculation (Lecture – 2h, Lab work – 1h)
13. Shaft design and sizing (Lecture – 2h) Homework
14. Cylindrical gears (Lecture – 2h, Lab work – 1h)
15. Bevel gears (Lecture – 1h)
16. Worm drives (Lecture – 1h) Quiz
Requirements for awarding credit points
Course assessment is formed follows:
• all homework tasks must be submitted and graded (20%);
• all lab tasks must be submitted and graded (50%);
• classroom quiz must be written and graded (30%).
Credit points are assigned if the rate weighted average score is at least grade 4.
Description of the organization and tasks of students’ independent work
Students must independently solve two homework tasks, as well as perform calculations for the successful execution of laboratory works. Students prepare themselves for a quiz on the subject of lectures.
Criteria for Evaluating Learning Outcomes
The grade is formed as the weighted mean of the results of homework tasks, lab tasks and the quiz.
Compulsory reading
Budynas R., Nisbett K. Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design, 10th edition. Singapore etc.: McGraw-Hill, 2014. 1104 p.
Further reading
1. Uzkliņģis G. Mašīnu elementi. 1.daļa: Savienojumi. Jelgava: LLU, 2008. 468 lpp.
2. Fischer U., Gomeringer R., Heinzler M., Kilgus R. Mechanical and Metal Trades Handbook, 3rd edition. Europa-Lehrmittel, 2012. 444 p.
Notes
Compulsory course for students of the professional higher education study program "Machine Design and Manufacturing" and academical higher education study program "Agricultural Engineering". 3rd study year 5th semester.