MEN 571Design and Machinery Laboratory
Mechanical Engineering · Faculty of Engineering · 1 credits
Description
Applications of mechanical design techniques to complex systems. Topics include mechanisms - linkages, springs, gears and gear trains, bearings, etc. - assembly processes, geometric dimensioning and tolerance, mechanical vibrations, balancing of machineries. Prerequisites: MEN 330, MEN 430, MEN 471. MEN Design of piping networks with emphasis on water distribution systems in buildings: plumbing systems, fire-fighting systems, hot and cold water distribution; Codes and standards. Prerequisite: MEN 321.
Prerequisites
Common questions about MEN 571
What is MEN 571 at NDU?
MEN 571 Design and Machinery Laboratory is a 1-credit course at Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU), in the Faculty of Engineering. Applications of mechanical design techniques to complex systems. Topics include mechanisms - linkages, springs, gears and gear trains, bearings, etc. - assembly processes, geometric dimensioning and tolerance, mechanical vibrations, balancing of machineries.
How many credits is MEN 571?
MEN 571 Design and Machinery Laboratory is worth 1 credit at NDU.
What are the prerequisites for MEN 571?
MEN 571 lists 4 prerequisites: MEN 321 Fluid Mechanics II, MEN 330 Mechanical Vibrations, MEN 430 Theory of Machines, MEN 471 Manufacturing Technology Laboratory.