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    The document provides an overview of CAD/CAM systems and manufacturing processes. It defines CAD as computer aided design and CAM as computer aided manufacturing. A CAD/CAM system uses CAD software to design a part, exports design files to CAM software which generates NC codes, and a CNC machine uses those codes to manufacture the part. The document reviews milling and turning operations like facing, contouring, drilling, and pocketing. It includes images of milling tools, machining centers, lathes, and examples of CNC turning processes.

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    The document provides an overview of CAD/CAM systems and manufacturing processes. It defines CAD as computer aided design and CAM as computer aided manufacturing. A CAD/CAM system uses CAD software to design a part, exports design files to CAM software which generates NC codes, and a CNC machine uses those codes to manufacture the part. The document reviews milling and turning operations like facing, contouring, drilling, and pocketing. It includes images of milling tools, machining centers, lathes, and examples of CNC turning processes.

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    The document provides an overview of CAD/CAM systems and manufacturing processes. It defines CAD as computer aided design and CAM as computer aided manufacturing. A CAD/CAM system uses CAD software to design a part, exports design files to CAM software which generates NC codes, and a CNC machine uses those codes to manufacture the part. The document reviews milling and turning operations like facing, contouring, drilling, and pocketing. It includes images of milling tools, machining centers, lathes, and examples of CNC turning processes.

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    Amem405 Lect 1

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    The document provides an overview of CAD/CAM systems and manufacturing processes. It defines CAD as computer aided design and CAM as computer aided manufacturing. A CAD/CAM system uses CAD software to design a part, exports design files to CAM software which generates NC codes, and a CNC machine uses those codes to manufacture the part. The document reviews milling and turning operations like facing, contouring, drilling, and pocketing. It includes images of milling tools, machining centers, lathes, and examples of CNC turning processes.

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    AMEM 405

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    Manufacturing Processes with the Aid of CAD/CAM Systems AMEM 405

    Dr. Sotiris Omirou

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    CAD/CAM -

    Definitions

    CAD stands for Computer Aided and CAM stands for Designing Computer Aided Manufacturing. The combined CAD/CAM is the technology concerned with the use of computers to perform product designing and manufacturing operations.

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    Structure of a CAD/CAM system


    CAD Program Computer Aided Design
    Geometry of part is created (3D or 2D; surface or solid)
    DXF File

    CAM Program Computer Aided Manufacturing


    Program the part with G/Mcodes

    NC File

    CNC Machine

    Computer Numerical Control


    Produce the part Milling Lathe Electric Discharge

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    The functions of CAM programs


    NC codes CAM program CAM programs define: method of machining feature/shape to machine tool used for machining path of the tool Programs in NC/CNC code for the machining process

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    Review of Machining Operations


    - Milling - Turning

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    MILLING

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    Mill Bits

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    graphics from McMaster Carr online catalog: www.mcmaster.com

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    Milling Tools and Tool Inserts

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    Drills and Reamers

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    Milling Operations
    Facing: removes material across the top surface Contouring: removes material to a specified depth along a CAD geometry Drilling: uses points identified on a CAD layer to drill holes to a specified depth Pocketing: removes all material within the outline of a CAD geometry Surface of Revolution: removes all material within a surface generated by revolving geometry about the X or Y axis

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    AMEM 405 3-Dimensinal surface milling:

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    CNC Machining Centers

    AMEM 405 Vertical Milling Machining center

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    Tool Post

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    A Milling Machining center in operation

    AMEM 405 Automatic Tool Change on a Milling Machining center

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    TURNING

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    TURNING

    AMEM 405 Turning Operations in figures

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    CNC Lathe

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    Application Example (CNC Turning)

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