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Design of a group milling fixture for clamping components
Kalous, Jan ; Dvořák, Jaromír (referee) ; Zemčík, Oskar (advisor)
The thesis deals with the design of a group milling jig for four different shaped components. These parts are components of a baking line and are designed to clamp baking matrices for wafer production. The semi-product for all the parts is a casting made of EN-GJS-400-15, cast iron with spheroidal graphite. Machining on a horizontal milling centre MS NH5000 DCG from DMG Mori Czech s.r.o. was chosen to produce all four parts. A list of tools and gauges was made. Subsequently, a technological process was created for the selected part with the designation HAAC-62836-001. Then the cutting forces from the individual cutter inserts, clamping, and friction forces were calculated to verify that the machined piece could move in the jigs. This thesis includes calculations of both jigs and evaluation according to the technical aspect.
Disc brake design and construction for the Simson S51 motorcycle
Povýšil, Jan ; Sliwková, Petra (referee) ; Dvořák, Jaromír (advisor)
The work is focused on the design, production, and tests of a disc brake for the Simson S51 motorcycle, whose original brake system is quite problematic, has low efficiency, and is already obsolete from today's point of view. In the beginning, the work deals with the issue of motorcycle brake systems and compares individual solutions. The design is processed in CAD software Autodesk Inventor Professional 2023, including drawing documentation, and mechanical calculations of the design are mainly performed in the ANSYS 2022R2 application. The work briefly summarizes the production process used to produce the given prototype. A comparison is made with commercially available solutions and a price calculation for production is made. Finally, tests of the functionality of the physically produced prototype and a comparison with the original braking system are performed.
Design and manufacturing of an engraving LED laser
Hlaváček, Petr ; Kalivoda, Milan (referee) ; Dvořák, Jaromír (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis is divided in two main topics. In first one it characterizes what unconventional machining methods are and divides them into groups according to the material removal effect. Each method is always simply and briefly explained. The purpose of this part is to introduce the unconventional technologies and their use in mechanical engineering. Second major topic follows comparison between beam methods and is dealing with the design and construction of a laser engraver. The goal is to build a prototype that allows not only engraving but also cutting into materials such as cardboard. The primary purpose of this machine is the production of kits for model railroad. The last chapters are about economic evaluation and comparison between made prototype and commercially sold engraver.
Design and realization of CO2 laser with power up to 100W
Šrenk, Jakub ; Dvořák, Jaromír (referee) ; Slaný, Martin (advisor)
This work is focused on the problematics of small CO2 lasers and their possible use for commercial production. The first part describes devices available on the market and evaluation of their parameters. The practical part specifies the parameters that arise from the potential use of technology. Based on these parameters, design of the machine and its complete mechanical design are elaborated. Furthermore, the experimental part deals with the design of structural components, control system, electrical systems and in general a complex technical-technological solution of the equipment, including economic evaluation of the design. Part of the work is also the construction of the machine itself, including activation, adjustment and debugging for the considered production. The constructed machine was subject to testing to ensure required quality of production.
Simulation of a temperature field of the FDM printhead
Rousek, Jakub ; Dvořák, Jaromír (referee) ; Zemčík, Oskar (advisor)
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the thermal behaviour of the printhead used on RepRap 3D printers. The main focus was on heatbreak zone, where are located important processes in terms of softening and melting of materiál. For choosed printheads is looked at effect of their design on the temperature profile and lenght of thermoplastic transition phase. For the purpose of simulations, 3D models were created using CAD system. These models were then used as vase for the simulation models of temperature distribution and spreading. The prinhead used for CR10 printer reach significantly worse result of heat distribution in heatbreak for model with bolt attachment between heat block and heatsink. This attachment is increasing temperature at the bottom of of heatsink and also increasing length of transition zone. The same attachment is look at for the second type of printhead – A10M. Here is difference less noticable. The heat transfer by attachment bolts is compenzated by reducing thickness of wall in the heatbreaks. For the printhead type diamond was deemed necessery usage of insulation materiál between heat block and rst of the components. Insufficient insulation is increasing risk of clogging and thermal damage to construction supporting fan.
Cutting and non-cutting operations
Hordějčuk, Jakub ; Dvořáková, Jana (referee) ; Dvořák, Jaromír (advisor)
Creating of any part may be by many ways, the choice of a particular method depends on many factors. The point of my bachelor's thesis is to present the currently most commonly used method of metal cutting. Gradually I introduces the most popular method of the metal cutting, the principles and usability. The first part is a presentation of theories and methods of cutting operations and the second one of a method non-cutting operations. To the different methods there are examples from practice.
Hobby milling machine design
Valášek, Ondřej ; Zemčík, Oskar (referee) ; Dvořák, Jaromír (advisor)
At the introductory part, this thesis deals with description of individual parts of construction and control of CNC machine. Individual parts are described by vievpoint of principle of function, attributes and possibility of implementation on hobby machine. Furthermore is performed brief analysis of commercially manufactured CNC milling machines, which can be purchased on domestic and foreing markets for a purpose of milling wood and eventally aluminuum alloys. Main purpose of thesis is custom desing of CNC milling machine for non-commercial use. Three draft proposals are created first. Then one of them is developen into complete proposal. This design is then subjected to numerical simulation to pre-determine the machine's stiffness and ability to milling aluminium. The result of this simulation confirms the possible use of the machine for milling aluminium alloys. According to the simulation, the maximum deformation for possible machining of aluminium under predetermined conditions is 0.18 mm. In the last part of the work a price calculation was made, determining the approximate cost of the machine production at 75 000 CZK. The work includes a complete drawing documentation of the mechanical parts of the machine.
Machining of rotating Body-part on CNC lathe
Dlouhý, Vít ; Dvořák, Jaromír (referee) ; Kalivoda, Milan (advisor)
This master's thesis is focused on the technology fundamentals of machining for the use of the CNC lathe which was used for machining the required parts are made of stainless steel. In the introduction are mentioned the historical milestones related to machine tools. In the following chapter is analyzed machining process and related fact. A follow-up chapter contains the parameters common to a modern machine tool CNC machines. Followed by the practical part with the characteristics of the machined components. The next chapter includes a selection of CNC lathe for production. Continued by selecting the appropriate cutting tool and adjusting the machine for the given component. They were applied a total of three variants of production with the subsequent evaluation. In conclusion, it became established fact, for example, the advantages of the shape tools or the use of more spindles during the machining.
Micro-grinding applications in high precision manufacturing focusing on surface quality
Macháčová, Veronika ; Dvořák, Jaromír (referee) ; Žídek, Jan (advisor)
The object of this bachelor thesis is to write a research study dealing with micro-grinding technology. Increasing the requirements of components and dimensional accurancy (in micrometer units), further the requirement of high surface quality and the application of a wide range of difficult to process materials has led to the development of this technology as an independent field. The content is overview of the micro-grinding process with its advantages and disadvantages, used tools and their machining, micro-grinding machines and an example of aplication in various areas of industry.
A concept of a revolver hammer manufacturing process
Talanda, Jakub ; Dvořák, Jaromír (referee) ; Sliwková, Petra (advisor)
The objective of this thesis is to propose a manufacturing procedure for the selected part, the Alfa revolver hammer. The paper begins with a short design summary of the part, considers available materials and bar stock, examines individual stages of the manufacturing process and makes a simple economic calculation. It concludes with a series of steps recommended for further action towards full-scale production.

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