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Design and Process Engineering

FSIAbbreviation: D-KPIAcad. year: 2020/2021Specialisation: Mechanical Engineering Design

Programme: Machines and Equipment

Length of Study: 4 years

Tuition Fees: 3000 EUR/academic year for EU students, 3000 EUR/academic year for non-EU students

Accredited from: 1.9.2001Accredited until: 31.12.2024

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Design and Process Engineering
· Designing, construction, calculation, technology of manufacturing, technical preparation of manufacturing including assembly and testing,
· Thermal and nuclear power plant devices such as steam and combustion turbines, steam generators, steam power plants and heating plants including nuclear power stations, industrial power engineering and their environmental aspects,
· Water turbines, hydrodynamic and hydrostatic pumps, piping systems, hydroelectric power plants, and pumping stations,
· Machinary and devices for chemical industry, food-stuff industry, and biotechnological treatment lines,
· Construction, modelling and theoretical studies of machines and devices for cutting, forming machines, industrial robots, and manipulators,
· Machine parts and mechanisms, methodology of designing machine elements and working mechanisms of general application with consideration of stochastic qualities of inputs, including the application of special types of machines and devices,
· Cars, vans and lorries, buses, trailers, semi-trailers, and motorcycles,
· Combustion engines for all types of vehicle drives, simulation of combustion engine thermomechanical systems, dynamics of driving gear, engine accessories, ecology,
· Machines and devices for in-plant handling of material and handling between operations, for the mining and transport of building materials, for passenger conveyance in buildings,
· Aerodynamic calculation and designing, flight mechanics, fatigue and durability of aircraft constructions, aeroelasticity of aircraft,
· Quality of machine industry production.

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Issued topics of Doctoral Study Program

  1. Tribology of bioimplants produced by Selective Laser Melting (SLM)

    The main goal of research is to assess the development of friction coefficient and wear of fundamental biocompatible materials for small joint replacements produced by SLM technology. Experimental investigation is based on the use of pin-on-plate simulator. The attention will be paid to titanium and cobalt alloys with consideration of DLC coating.

    Tutor: Vrbka Martin, prof. Ing., Ph.D.


Course structure diagram with ECTS credits

Study plan wasn't generated yet for this year.

Responsibility: Miroslav Lapčík