METE 401
MATERIALS ENGINEERING DESIGN I
TEXTBOOKS :
1. Ashby , Materials Selection in Mechanical Design , Elsevier , all editions
2. Fleddermann , Engineering Ethics, Prentice Hall, all editions
REFERENCE BOOKS :
1. Dieter , Engineering Design: A Materials and Processing Approach, McGraw Hill, all editions
2. Farag , Materials Selection for Engineering Design , Prentice Hall, all editions
3. Crane and Charles , Selection and Use of Engineering Materials , Butterworth , all editions
COURSE CONTENT :
1.
INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DESIGN     
(Ashby – Ch.1, 2 )      (1
week)
·        
Types of Engineering Design and the Role of
Materials
·        
Steps of Product Design: Conceptual Design,
Embodiment Design, Detailed Design
· Introduction to Design Tools: Modeling, Simulation, Optimization, CAD-CAM
2.
DESIGNING AGAINST FAILURE     
(Dieter – Ch.8) 
(Farag – Ch.4, 6)      (3 weeks)
·        
Factor of Safety in Design
·        
Designing for Tensile, Compressive, Bending and
Buckling Loads
·        
Designing for Brittle Fracture and Low Temperature
Resistance
·        
Designing against Fatigue Failure
·        
Designing for Creep and High Temperature Resistance
·        
Designing for Oxidation, Corrosion and Wear
Resistance
3.
MATERIALS SELECTION IN DESIGN     
(Ashby – Ch.3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10)     
(3 weeks)
·        
The Classes and Properties of Engineering Materials
·        
Methods of Materials Selection
·        
Ashby Charts and the Method of Weight-Factors
·        
Derivation of Material Indices
·        
Use of Materials Selection Charts
·        
Use of Computerized Materials Databases
·        
Differences in Designing with Polymers, Composites
and Ceramics
4.
PROCESS SELECTION IN DESIGN     
(Ashby – Ch.7, 8) 
(Dieter – Ch.9)  (Farag –
Ch.7)      (3 weeks)
·        
Classification of Manufacturing Processes and their
Role in Design
·        
Use of Process Selection Charts and Computerized
Databases
·        
Designing for Castings, Forging, Deformation
Processes, Powder Methods
·        
Designing for Machining, Welding, Joining and
Finishing Processes, Assembly
·        
Designing for Residual Stresses and Heat Treatment
·        
Designing for Polymer, Composite and Ceramic
Processing Methods
5.
ECONOMIC, INDUSTRIAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN DESIGN      (Ashby – Ch. 15, 16,
17, 18)  (Dieter
– Ch.13)      (1 week)
·        
Cost Analysis, Cost Estimates, Manufacturing Costs 
·        
Materials and Industrial Design, Materials and the
Environment, Eco-design
6.
ENGINEERING ETHICS      (Fleddermann –Ch.1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8)      (3 weeks)
·        
Professionalism, Laws, Contracts, Copyrights,
Liability
·        
Codes of Ethics, Ethical Theories, Solving Ethical
Conflicts
·        
Cases, Discussions
ENGINEERING
ETHICS DISCUSSIONS:
Each team
will present an engineering ethics topic with case studies followed by team
discussions
DESIGN PROJECT:
Teams will submit 2 reports on a “Materials
and Process Selection” project for a given design topic