Orgãos de Máquinas II

The main objectives of the Machine Elements II course are:

- To know how to use the graphical and semi-graphical methods, as well as the Cartesian formulation of mechanisms, to determine displacement, velocity, acceleration and forces applied on mechanisms;

- To know how to determine displacement, velocity, acceleration and forces on mechanisms using numerical computer codes (Computer-Aided Engineering), such as SolidWorks , Motion and Simulation.

- To use graphical methods to perform synthesis/design of simple mechanical systems;

- To know how to design axisymmetric pressure vessels submitted to internal and/or external pressure using theoretical equations and the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessels Code, Section VIII, Division 1.

- To know how to manufacture pressure vessels, including cut, bending and welding of shells. Stress relief treatments, as well as non-destructive testing, will be studied.

- To know how to calculate the hydrostatic pressure test value and the detailed procedures to perform the test.

- To determine deflections, stresses and strains induced on thin and supported plates using the Navier and the Rayleigh-Ritz methods.