MCHT 1120 Syllabus
Subject Code
MCHT
Course Number
1120
Course Title
Mill Operations I
Prerequisites
MATH 1012 or MATH 1111 or MCHT 1013, MCHT 1011
Corequisites
Terms Offered
Offered Summer and Fall
Credit Hours
(1-6-3)
Course Description
This course provides instruction in the setup and use of milling machines. Topics include safety, milling machines, milling machine setup, and milling machine operations. Students must pay a $30 supply fee when registering for this course.
Course Outcomes
Surface Grinders and Surface Grinder Maintenance
Order Description
1 Test grinding wheels.
2 Maintain grinding coolant system.
3 Perform basic surface grinder maintenance.
4 Store grinding wheels.
5 Perform safe grinding.
6 Calculate speed and feed limits for surface grinding.
7 Calculate maximum and minimum acceptable sizes of the workpiece from tolerances
specified.
8 Determine size, type, and hardness of material from blueprint specifications.
9 Translate tolerances to the range of acceptable finished sizes.
10 Find the basic size.
11 Define actual size.
Surface Grinder Setup
Order Description
1 Select grinding wheel using manufacturer's wheel data charts.
2 Ring test grinding wheels.
3 Inspect, mount, and dress surface grinding wheels.
4 Calculate and set surface grinding feeds and depth of cut.
5 Plan sequence of surface grinding operations.
6 Setup surface grinder for manual operations.
7 Setup surface grinder for automatic operations.
Surface Grinder Operations
Order Description
1 Grind parallel surfaces on surface grinder.
2 Grind parts square on surface grinder.
3 Grind vertical surface on surface grinder.
4 Grind angles on surface grinder.
5 Grind radii on surface grinder.
6 Grind profiles on surface grinder.
7 Remove warp using surface grinder.
8 Cut off parts on surface grinder.
9 Inspect ground parts.
Safety
Order Description
1 Demonstrate shop safety awareness.
Safety
Order Description
1 Identify and demonstrate safe heat treatment procedures.
Metallurgy
Order Description
1 Define all the terms that describe the physical properties of metals.
2 Describe non-ferrous metal, and the purification processes for the common non-ferrous metals used in industry.
3 Outline the variation found in steel alloys, and how each affects the physical properties, cost, and machinability of the steel.
4 Explain crystal structure of metals.
5 Explain the numbering system used by the agencies that set standards for production of metal alloys.
6 Discuss metallurgical properties of ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
7 Discuss the advantages and uses of coatings or plating on metals.
Heat Treatment
Order Description
1 Define the terms used for each type of heat treatment (example: hardening, anneal, temper, draw, etc).
2 Explain upper and lower critical temperature, austinizing temperature, phase change temperature, and tempering limits on temperature.
3 List the quenching solutions by their rank in severity and rate of agitation.
4 Explain how the severity of quenching is compared to that of still water.
5 Explain how severity of the quenching process affects the physical properties of the metal.
6 Determine the hardness of metals with a Rockwell hardness tester.
7 Explain how pendulum testing, charpy test, and tensile testers relate to the properties of metals.
8 Discuss the affect of heat on cutting tools and the cutting process.