Physics I Engineering Graphics Machine Mechanics

By the end of this subject, students will be able to have: 1.- a systematic understanding of the key aspects and concepts of mechanism and machine science (MMS). 2.- coherent knowledge of MMS including some at the forefront of the branch in mechanical engineering. 3.- the ability to apply their knowledge and understanding to identify, formulate and solve machine theory problems using established methods. 4.- the ability to choose and apply relevant analytical and modeling methods in MMS. 5.- the ability to apply their knowledge to develop and carry out mechanical designs that fulfil specific requirements. 6.- an understanding of the different methods of analysis of machines and/or their components and the ability to use them. 7.- the ability to combine theory and practice to solve problems of machine science. 8.- the understanding of methods and techniques applicable in the machines and their limitations. 9.- Function effectively both individually and as a team .

1.- Introduction. Fundamental mechanisms and passive resistances. Bearings. 2.- Cams. 3.- Spur gears. 3.1.- Gears fundamental and nomenclature. 3.2.- Spur gears cutting. 3.3.- Spur gears assembling. 4.- Gear trains. 4.1.- Ordinary gear trains. 4.2.- planetary gear trains. 5.- Machine regulation: Flywheels. Balancing. 6.- Shocks and percussions in kinematic pairs. 7.- Analytical mechanics applied to mechanisms. 7.1.- Analytical methods applied to mechanisms. 7.1.- Analytical mechanics applied to mechanisms. 8.- Helical cylindrical gears, bevel and hypoid gears. 8.1.- Helical cylindrical gears. Bevel gears. 8.2.- Hypoid gears and force analysis for gears. 9.- Spatial mechanisms.

Lectures, classroom exercises, computer labs and laboratories and personal work.