Experiments in Mechanical Engineering Ⅲ

Course Information

College Toyama College Year 2022
Course Title Experiments in Mechanical Engineering Ⅲ
Course Code 0126 Course Category Specialized / Compulsory
Class Format Experiment / Practical training Credits Academic Credit: 1
Department Department of Mechanical Engineering Student Grade 5th
Term First Semester Classes per Week 前期:2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials
Instructor Inoue Makoto,Okane Masaki,Shirakawa Hidemi,Kita Masao

Course Objectives

○ Understand the corrosion resistance test method, the evaluation method and the outline of extrusion processing of mechanical materials.
○ Students understand the main strain and can explain the measurement principle with rosette type gauges.
○ You can understand the outline of FIB, SEM, XRD.
○ Efficiency is obtained from the energy input to the turbine determined from the flow velocity, torque, and rotation speed, and the factor of loss can be considered.
Specifically, each item of the following rubric will be the target.

Rubric

Ideal Level of AchievementStandard Level of AchievementUnacceptable Level of Achievement)
Evaluation 1Students can explain the corrosion resistance test method of mechanical materials and the outline of extrusion processing in detail perfectlytudents can correctly explain the corrosion resistance test method of mechanical materials and the outline of extrusion processing in detail. Students can not explain the corrosion resistance test method of mechanical materials and the outline of extrusion processing in detail
Evaluation 2Students understand the principle of measuring main strain with a rosette gauge and can measure its magnitude and direction.Students have some understanding of the principle of measuring main strain with a rosette-type gauge, and can measure its magnitude and direction with the assistance of a faculty member.Students do not understand the principle of measuring the main strain with a rosette type gauge, and cannot measure its magnitude and direction.
Evaluation 3Students can explain the relationship between work hardening and dislocation and it can be applied to actual phenomena perfectlyStudents can correctly explain the relationship between work hardening and dislocation and apply them to actual phenomena.Students can not explain the relationship between work hardening and dislocation and it can be applied to actual phenomena.
Evaluation 4Students can perfectly calculate the application problem of the loss factors by obtaining the efficiency from the energy input to the turbine and the amount of power generation obtained from the flow velocity, torque, and rotation speed .Students can correctly calculate the application problem of the loss factors by obtaining the efficiency from the energy input to the turbine and the amount of power generation obtained from the flow velocity, torque, and rotation speed. Students can not calculate the application problem of the loss factors by obtaining the efficiency from the energy input to the turbine and the amount of power generation obtained from the flow velocity, torque, and rotation speed.
Evaluation 5Students can perfectly calculate the application problem of the loss factors by obtaining the efficiency from the energy input to the turbine and the amount of power generation obtained from the flow velocity, torque, and rotation speed .Students can correctly calculate the application problem of the loss factors by obtaining the efficiency from the energy input to the turbine and the amount of power generation obtained from the flow velocity, torque, and rotation speed.Students can not calculate the application problem of the loss factors by obtaining the efficiency from the energy input to the turbine and the amount of power generation obtained from the flow velocity, torque, and rotation speed.

Assigned Department Objectives

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Teaching Method

Outline:
Utilizing the basic knowledge we have acquired so far, we will learn about the operation method and accuracy of high-performance experiment equipment and measurement equipment. In this course, a teacher in charge of manufacturing and processing of materials in a company conducts experiments on processing of materials, characteristics, etc., making use of their experiences.
Style:
Experiments
Notice:
Can take makeup exam in need aid up to maximum of 60 points.

Characteristics of Class / Division in Learning

Active Learning
Aided by ICT
Applicable to Remote Class
Instructor Professionally Experienced

Course Plan

Theme Goals
1st Semester
1st Quarter
1st Introduction
2nd Corrosion resistance test Understand the corrosion resistance test
3rd Corrosion resistance test Understand the corrosion resistance test
4th Extrusion Understand the extrusion
5th Hydroelectric power generation (1) Outline of waterwheel, flow rate / flow rate measurement experiment by Pitot tube, calculation of hydraulic energy
6th Hydroelectric power generation (2) Experiment of torque and rotation number measurement by waterwheel
7th Hydroelectric power generation (3) Power generation experiment, efficiency calculation, loss consideration
8th Work hardening Understand the work hardening and heat treatment
2nd Quarter
9th FIB and SEM
10th X ray diffractions Understand X ray diffraction
11th Main strain measurement experiment (1) Students measure the main strain using a rosette-type gauge, which is a type of strain gauge.
12th Main strain measurement experiment (2) Students measure the main strain using a rosette-type gauge, which is a type of strain gauge.
13th Main strain measurement experiment (3) Students measure the main strain using a rosette-type gauge, which is a type of strain gauge.
14th Academic writing
15th Class questionnaire
16th

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

ExaminationPresentationMutual Evaluations between studentsBehaviorPortfolioReportTotal
Subtotal00000100100
Basic Ability000005050
Technical Ability000005050
Interdisciplinary Ability0000000