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  • TAMN 130: Advanced Manufacturing Processes

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    (2 Credit Hours) Explains the use of conventional abrasives and super abrasives, as well as traditional grinding machines. Advanced milling applications are covered utilizing the horizontal boring mill. The application of basic and advanced cutting tool materials is covered in depth. Some of the more popular non-traditional processes are also explained, including electrical discharge machining and wire cutting; electrochemical, abrasive flow, ultrasonic, and abrasive water jet machining; electromagnetic, electro spark, and powder metallurgy forming; and various laser applications. Additional topics include rapid prototype development and robotics/ automation. Students use various software in the computer laboratory related to the above topics. Prerequisites: TAMN 120
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  • TAMN 220: Advanced Computer Numerical Control Techniques

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    (2 Credit Hours) Covers the fundamentals of computer numerical control (CNC) with emphasis on generic application to both vertical and horizontal milling machines. A review of the fundamentals of numerical control and programmer math is provided. Off-line computerized CNC software enables students to program CNC operations involving linear, circular, and helical interpolation. Canned cycles, auto routines, and various preparatory functions are used in programming. These programs are then utilized to machine functional work pieces on a fully operational CNC trainer. Prerequisites: TAMA 200 and TAMN 200
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  • TAMT 110: Mechanical Power Transmission

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    Provides specialized instruction and discussion concerning installation and maintenance of mechanical transmission systems. Areas to be covered include bearings, couplings, belts, chains, shafts, pulleys, and speed reducers used in the modern factory by mechanical trades. Prerequisites: TAMA 120 Note: Summer semester for Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship starts in early May and ends in August. Students should consult the Class Schedule for specific course times and dates.
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  • TAMT 115: Maintenance Trades Print Reading

    3.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    Designed to meet the needs of apprentices and trainees in industrial plant maintenance trades. Topics include shape description; conventions and symbols; size description; notes and instruction associated with manufacturers' and maintenance-related drawings, including castings, weldments, and machined parts; electrical/electronic schematic and ladder diagrams; piping and fluid power-related drawings and schematics; structural and architectural drawings; and sheet metal and plant layout. Prerequisites: TAGD 110
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  • TAMT 123: Maintenance Print Reading:Structural Steel and Conveyors

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    (2 Credit Hours) Responds to a request by skilled trades for a course focusing on making a basic shop drawing of structural steel shapes and print reading of conveyor structures. This course provides an introduction to steel detail drawings and print reading techniques as they relate to conveyors. Prerequisites: TAMA 120 and TAGD 110
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  • TAMT 126: Maintenance Print Reading:Print Layout

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    (2 Credit Hours) Introduces the techniques and procedures of plant layout and material handling. The student is led through the analysis and development of information to produce a plant layout and to develop print reading skills with emphasis on reading industrial equipment drawings. Students practice making simple plant layout drawings for the production of a part using basic drafting skills. Prerequisites: TAGD 110
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  • TAMT 200: Predictive Maintenance-Shaft Alignment

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    (2 Credit Hours) Provides specialized instruction in the practices and equipment used in shaft alignment, the end-to-end and parallel alignments of machines. Also studied are machine failures due to rotating shaft misalignment and vibration created from shaft center lines not being in the same plane. Areas covered include inefficiencies and increased wear due to misalignment, shaft alignment methods, soft foot, thermal growth, graphing methods, and the use of computers for math calculations. Rim and Face, Reverse Dial Indicator, and Visible Laser equipment is used. This course is a 40% hands-on laboratory experience. Prerequisites: TAMT 110 and TAMA 130 Note: Summer semester for Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship starts in early May and ends in August. Students should consult the Class Schedule for specific course times and dates.
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  • TAMT 210: Predictive Maintenance-Vibration Analysis

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    (2 Credit Hours) Provides specialized instruction in understanding machinery, vibration in rotating equipment, the most cost-effective method to reduce maintenance costs and extend machinery life. Through demonstrations and case histories, students develop a method of thinking required to sort through various symptoms to determine the root cause of vibration. Prerequisites: TAMT 110 and TAMA 130
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  • TAMT 220: Advanced Rigging

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    Provides a study of safe rigging practices and equipment used by mechanical trades people. Topics of study include fiber and wire rope, block and tackle, lift and rigging chain, proof test, safe working load, design factor, sling geometry, fittings, and lifting and moving equipment. This course is a 40% hands-on laboratory experience. Prerequisites: TAMA 130
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  • TAMT 260: Gearing

    2.00 Credits
    Henry Ford College

    Covers the calculation of standard screw threads such as American National, United States V, Metric, Acme, and Worm. Standard notations and formulas for spur gears, bevel gears, worm and worm wheels, and helical gears are also covered. This course also explains replacement of spur gears with helical gears, the use of idler gears, and calculations for plain and differential indexing. Prerequisites: TAMA 200
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