In recent years, the development of materials, including steel, has been remarkable, and competition is intensifying in countries
around the world. Among them, research is actively being conducted on how to develop materials with added value, and on the
other hand, to make them environmentally friendly. Therefore, in this lesson, we will focus on the development of materials
with added value and learn what materials have been developed and how they have been applied so far. Furthermore, we will
study the current state of development of medical materials that will be even more active in the future, and look at future
trends.
① To learn the characteristics required for molding materials (primary molding, secondary molding). To learn the basic properties
(mechanical properties, strengths, weaknesses) of functional materials such as steel materials, non-ferrous metal materials,
composite materials, and fiber reinforcements.
② The purpose of this module is to find out why they could be applied (including the results) and the reasons from the cases where they were applied, and to develop the ability to think deeply so that they can propose appropriate materials in the actual field.
③ In this class, we will learn the molding method of various materials to be handled, study the application range of various functional materials, and acquire the ability to propose "The right person in the right place".
② The purpose of this module is to find out why they could be applied (including the results) and the reasons from the cases where they were applied, and to develop the ability to think deeply so that they can propose appropriate materials in the actual field.
③ In this class, we will learn the molding method of various materials to be handled, study the application range of various functional materials, and acquire the ability to propose "The right person in the right place".
- To explain the functional materials such as steel materials, non-ferrous metal materials, composite materials, and fiber reinforcements.
- To explain the molding method of functional materials such as steel materials, non-ferrous metal materials, composite materials, and fiber reinforcements.
- We can propose weight reduction methods and design guidelines.
| Class schedule | HW assignments (Including preparation and review of the class.) | Amount of Time Required | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1． | Material deformation and strength | Review material mechanics (tension, compression, bending, torsion and their combined loads) | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 2． | Material yield conditions and their models | Learn the concept of surrender conditions. | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 3． | Mechanical behavior and function of steel materials, non-ferrous metal materials, etc. | Review the elastic behavior of ferrous and non-ferrous materials and the difference between brittle and ductile materials | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 4． | Mechanical behavior and function of composite materials, fiber reinforcements, etc. | Review the elastic behavior of composite materials, fiber reinforcements, and the difference between brittle and ductile materials | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 5． | Plastic processing method for various materials (Primary molding, Secondary molding) |
Review on plastic forming | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 6． | Molding method for composite materials and fiber reinforcements | Summarize the advantages and disadvantages of processing methods for composite materials and fiber reinforcements | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 7． | Material design for thermal properties | Summarize thermodynamic properties and material characteristics | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 8． | Functional design of steel materials, non-ferrous metal materials, etc. (Consideration from the viewpoint of mechanical properties of materials) |
Summarize what properties are required from the mechanical properties of materials. | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 9． | Functional design of composite materials, fiber reinforcements, etc. (Consideration from the viewpoint of mechanical properties of materials) |
Summarize what properties are required from the mechanical properties of materials. | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 10． | An approach to modern material processing (Consideration from the viewpoint of medical equipment) |
Each one is summarized so that future prospects for biomaterials can be discussed. | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 11． | Challenge presentation (approach to the latest materials) (The content depends on the number of students.) |
Preparation for presentation | 100minutes |
| Exercise | 80minutes | ||
| 12． | Challenge presentation (approach to the latest processing method) (The content depends on the number of students.) |
Preparation for presentation | 120minutes |
| 13． | Challenge presentation (approach to weight reduction) (The content depends on the number of students.) |
Preparation for presentation | 120minutes |
| 14． | Makeing of an understanding confirmation report for the lesson contents and explanations | Make the report | 120minutes |
| Total. | - | - | 2340minutes |
| レポート | プレゼンテーション | Total. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 20% | 10% | 30% |
| 2. | 20% | 10% | 30% |
| 3. | 30% | 10% | 40% |
| Total. | 70% | 30% | - |
The report (70 points) and the presentation (30 points) will be evaluated as a total of 100 points.
Out of 100 points, 60 points will be passed. The criteria for the level of acceptance is the level at which the basic characteristics of functional materials can be explained, the required product functions can be clarified, and the design guidelines for weight reduction of the materials can be explained.
Out of 100 points, 60 points will be passed. The criteria for the level of acceptance is the level at which the basic characteristics of functional materials can be explained, the required product functions can be clarified, and the design guidelines for weight reduction of the materials can be explained.
If you are have this module for materials mechanics, materials science, plastic working, you can deepen your understanding
by bringing it with you during the class.
In addition, the following specialized books are listed as reference books.
1) Manufacturing Engineering and Technology 7ed, Serope Kalpakjian, Pearsons, 978-981-06-9406-7
2) Materials 4ed, Michael Ashby, BH, 978-0-08-102376-1
In addition, the following specialized books are listed as reference books.
1) Manufacturing Engineering and Technology 7ed, Serope Kalpakjian, Pearsons, 978-981-06-9406-7
2) Materials 4ed, Michael Ashby, BH, 978-0-08-102376-1
- Course that cultivates an ability for utilizing knowledge
| Work experience | Work experience and relevance to the course content if applicable |
|---|---|
| Applicable | I was involved in the design of a part of a motorcycle for my experience. |
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- 12.RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION & PRODUCTION
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