Introduction to Key Manufacturing Processes Course

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Course Overview

Manufacturing processes offer us all commercial products used daily in our lives. Traditional manufacturing processes have sharply changed during the last twenty years and are expected to continue changing due to a number of factors that include subtractive manufacturing, environmental regulations, quantum computers and others. This course offers an overview of traditional and new manufacturing processes in a detailed way.

Objective:

To understand the principles of traditional manufacturing approaches
To understand the principles of new manufacturing approaches
To understand the requirements of future manufacturing approaches
To understand the classes of materials and the importance of new materials
To familiarize with successful examples

Course Outline

Day 1: Understanding Polymers and Their Manufacturing

Plastics, thermoplastics, and elastomers: Key differences and applications.
Polymer chemistry: Basic concepts and chemical structures.
Polymerization approaches: Methods used to synthesize polymers.
Catalysts in polymerization: Role and impact on polymer properties.
Properties of polymers: Mechanical, thermal, and chemical characteristics.
Energy requirements of manufacturing processes for polymers.

Day 2: Metals, Ceramics, and Composites

Ferrous and non-ferrous metals: Differences, applications, and properties.
Ceramics: Types, properties, and uses in various industries.
Composites: Advantages, types, and manufacturing techniques.

Day 3: Metal Forming and Casting Techniques

Heat treatment: Methods and purposes for improving metal properties.
Melting furnaces: Types and their role in metal manufacturing.
Mould and core making: Techniques for forming metal parts.
Casting: Different methods and applications in manufacturing.
Forging: Principles and processes for shaping metals.

Day 4: Advanced Metalworking Techniques

Hot and cold working of metals: Understanding the processes and benefits.
Welding: Different techniques and their applications in manufacturing.
Metal cutting: Overview of cutting processes and tools.
Lathe machine: Basic operations and uses in precision manufacturing.
Drilling machine: Types of drills and their applications.
Milling: Milling machines and their uses in metalworking.
Powder metallurgy: Process overview and applications.
Quality control: Ensuring standards in manufacturing processes.

Day 5: Modern Manufacturing Technologies and Materials

3D scanning & 3D printing: Introduction to additive manufacturing technologies.
The next industrial revolution: Impact of emerging technologies on manufacturing.
Photogrammetry: Application of 3D scanning in manufacturing.
Novel materials: Ionic liquids, composites, and hybrid materials shaping the future of manufacturing.

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Duration: 5 Days

date: 08 - 12 Sep 2025

Chemical Engineering

Introduction to Manufacturing processes

Duration:5 Days

date:08 - 12 Sep 2025

London

$5,900

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