Online course:
Precision Machining for
high accuracy and fine surface generation
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Registration deadline 24 November
Course scope/about the course
The objective of the course is to enable the attendees to use the capabilities of precision machining processes to produce complex components with high accuracy and very fine functional surfaces. Attendees will learn about state of the art solutions for precision machining including precision machine tools, thermal and mechanical errors, machining strategies, advanced analytical modelling tools, error suppression and error compensation strategies. During the course attendees will be introduced to the remote use of software tools for prediction of geometry and topography of machined surfaces. The course centres on developing a comprehensive understanding of the necessary conditions, tools and methods of Precision Machining and introducing the basics of Zero Defect Digital Manufacturing.
Course highlights/content
- Processes based on material removal,
- Machining process configurations,
- Controllable process parameters and part quality characteristics,
- Mechanics of Machining,
- Calculation of cutting forces in complex machining operations
- Tool and machining system deflection and compensation,
- Edge radius effect on machining operations
- User friendly modelling tools for prediction of:
- Part 1: Surface Geometry,
- Part 2: Surface Topography,
- Machine tool mechanical and thermal errors
- Tool condition monitoring,
- Tool wear measurement and prediction.
Target audience
Production Engineers dealing with machining operations with high finish requirements.
Course hours
Monday 30 November 9:00-12:00
Tuesday 1 December 9:00-12:00
Wednesday 2 December 9:00-12:00
About the teacher:
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Giuliano Bissacco is Associate Professor of Precision Manufacturing at DTU Construct with 25 years research experience in manufacturing processes and systems for zero-defect digital manufacturing. He has written more than 130 peer reviewed publications in the field. His research encompasses modelling, characterization and optimization of precision machining processes as well as monitoring, control and compensation of manufacturing systems. |
Registration deadline – No later that 16 November 2026.
Registration fee
| DKK 2,000 | Members of Teknologisk Videndeling and promoting partners listed in the registration form |
| DKK 2,595 | Non-members |
| DKK 450 | BSc and MSc students (Membership is free of charge – register here. Early bird discount does not apply) |
| DKK 995 | PhD Students (Early bird discount does not apply) |
All prices are excluded of Danish VAT 25%.
Invoice will be forwarded 7 days before the event. It is possible to pay by credit card.
Cancellation of event
Should we have to cancel the event you will be notified approximately 7 days before the scheduled activity.
Binding registration
Registration is binding, however substitutions are accepted at any time. Just remember to send us an e-mail so we know who to expect.
Contact information
Please do not hesitate to contact Teknologisk Videndeling by e-mail teknologiskvidendeling@construct.dtu.dk
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