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AHSANULLAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Department of

Mechanical and Production Engineering




Date: 2023-12-06

Mr. Andreas Eberle's Insightful Theory Session on Injection Molding for ME 2/1 Students


On November 30, 2023, the students of Mechanical Engineering, 2nd year, 1st semester (Section A), experienced an enriching theory session on the basic concepts of Injection Molding Machines. This session, a part of their curriculum, was uniquely enhanced by the presence of Mr. Andreas Eberle, a renowned expert in plastic engineering, and was supported by Ms. Afia Ahsan, Lecturer (G-II) from the MPE Department.

Mr. Eberle, with his extensive knowledge and experience in polymers and the injection molding process, conducted the session. His approach was not only informative but also interactive, making the complex subject matter accessible and engaging for the students. The session was structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of injection molding – a pivotal process in modern manufacturing. One of the key highlights of the session was Mr. Eberle's detailed explanation of the injection molding machine's functioning. He elucidated its various components and the intricate processes involved in transforming raw plastic into a multitude of products. His real-world examples and case studies brought a practical perspective to the theoretical knowledge, helping students connect classroom learning to industry applications. The session also delved deep into the different types of polymers and their characteristics. This segment was crucial as it broadened the students' understanding of material properties and their implications in the design and manufacturing process. Mr. Eberle's expertise shone through as he navigated through complex topics like polymer behavior under different conditions, the selection of materials for specific applications, and the environmental considerations in plastic engineering.

An interactive question-and-answer session followed the lecture, where students actively participated, clarifying their doubts, and inquiring about various aspects of injection molding. This interaction was a testament to the curiosity and eagerness of the ME 2/1 students to delve deeper into the subject. Mr. Eberle and Ms. Ahsan addressed each question with detailed explanations, further enriching the student's learning experience.