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Basic Machining Reference Handbook |
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By Arthur R. Meyers and Thomas Slattery
2001, 6 X 9", illustrated
299 pages
This reference is intended to serve as a memory jog for experienced machinists, as well as a reference for those involved in process engineering.
It presents the steps used to start a machine process and continues through the basic operations.
Includes expanded chapters on numerical control and computerized operations, with more speed and feed tables and review of relevant terms and applications.
Ephasizes the hands-on concept of developing and refining skills, along with knowledge of metals and maching processes.
Presents checklists and considerations, required steps and functions, and the most appropriate sequences.
CONTENTS
Measurement Standards
Cut-Off
Turning and the Lathe: Definition and History
The Milling Machine
Sensitive, Gear-Head, and Radial Drill Presses
Grinding
Steels, Alloys, and other Materials
Numerical Control and CNC
Cost per Cut in the Computer Age
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Cam Design and Manufacturing Handbook |
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By Robert L. Norton, P.E.
2001, 7 3/8 X 9 1/4 illustrated hardcover
640 pages
Includes CD-ROM with 90-day trial demonstration copies of Dynacam, Fourbar, Sixbar, and Slider (cam and cam-follower linkage design programs)
OVERVIEW
Beginning at an introductory level and progressing to more advanced topics, this comprehensive handbook provides all the information needed to properly design, model, analyze, specify, and manufacture cam-follower systems. The reader will find complete coverage of:
Proper Cam Design Techniques
Single and Multi-Dwell Cams
Polynomial Cams
Spline Functions for Cams
Pressure Angle and Radius of Curvature
Radial and Barrel Cams
Translating and Oscillating Followers
Roller and Flat-Faced Followers
Forward and Inverse Dynamic Analyses
Residual Vibrations
Polydyne and Splinedyne Cams
Cam Profile Definition
Cutter Compensation
Conjugate Cams
Cam Materials and Manufacturing Techniques
Stress Analysis of the Cam Follower Joint
Lubrication of the Cam Follower Joint
Measurement of the Cam Follower Dynamics
Extensive Bibliography of the Cam Literature
Case Studies of Cam Designs
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Countersinking Handbook |
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Countersinking Handbook
LaRoux Gillespie
200 pages, Illustrated
Published: March, 2008
This unique handbook provides total coverage of issues related to countersinking and chamfering holes, including history of their use, design reasons, and basic cutter design. It features “how-to-use” details of the most used tools and techniques and complete information on the subject of countersinking holes of any size, including those over 10 inches in diameter. Its detailed approach to illustrating over 100 different tools designs is unparalleled in technical literature and is sure to be found useful by manufacturing engineers, shop foremen, and experienced users.
* Provides discussions of all cutter material variations and options, feeds, speeds and coolants, tool holders, and applications--including plastics, metals, wood, composites, ceramics, glass, and dental materials.
* Discusses side effects of countersinking, including stress risers.
* Includes optimum applications for specific tool use, gaging countersinks, economics, pressworking countersinks, non-traditional countersinking methods, and references to standards and other published works.
* Contains case histories, practical tips, and information to make process selection easier.
Table of Contents:
* History of Countersinking
* Design Reasons for Countersinking
* Cutter Designs
* Feeds, Speeds, Cutting Forces, and Tool Life, Driving and Holding the Tools
* Applications
* Product Material Issues
* Surface and Subsurface Effects of Countersinks
* Selecting the Best Tool Design
* Inspection of Countersink Features
* Economics
* Pressworking (Dimpling) Countersinking
* Other Means of Making Countersinks
* Appendix A: Patents for Countersink-Related Items
* Appendix B: Standards Related to Countersink
* Appendix C: Countersink Cutter Design
* Appendix D: Manufacturer Names and Contact Information
* Index
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Handbook of Dimensional Measurement, Fourth Edition |
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Handbook of Dimensional Measurement, Fourth Edition
Mark A. Curtis and Edith Farago
608 pages, Illustrated, 7 x 10
Published: March 2007
OVERVIEW
The fourth edition provides comprehensive state-of-the-art treatment of all known dimensional measurement devices and techniques. This unique resource is organized into chapters by gage type and function while individual chapters move from simple to complex, as well as from timeless measurement techniques to the most modern and innovative. It is perfect for industrial practitioners, such as quality engineers, inspectors, and manufacturing engineers engaged in the manufacturer of precision parts. As the single best, most recognized and respected reference on the topic, this new edition maintains its position as the most comprehensive source for dimensional measurement information available!
FEATURES
* Includes over 12 years of improvements and innovations made by the leading manufacturers of dimensional measurement equipment, hardware, and machinery from the last edition.
* Describes equipment, hardware, and machinery in explicit narrative detail.
* Supplements discussions with nearly 600 illustrations, line drawings and photographs.
* Brings some 40 references to national and international standards up-to-date.
* Can be used in college-level metrology courses often found in engineering and engineering technology curricula.
CONTENTS
* Introduction
* Line Graduated Measuring Instruments
* Fixed Gages
* Gage Blocks
* Comparative Length Measurements with Mechanical and Electronic Indicators
* Pneumatic Gaging
* Electronic Gages
* Engineering Microscopes
* Optical Projectors
* Angle Measurements
* The Measurement of Straightness, Flatness and Perpendicularity
* The Systems and Applications of Measuring Machines
* Profile Measurements
* The Measurement of Roundness and Circular Contours
* Surface Texture Measurement
* Screw Thread Gaging and Measurement
* The Measurement of Gears
* Process Control Gaging
* Automated Dimensional Measurements
* Appendix A: Principle Changes and Technological Improvements by Chapter
* Appendix B: National and International Standards Referenced
* Index
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Machine Shop Essentials |
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By Frank Marlow.
520 pages. Second Edition, 2011. Paperbound. Illustrated with line drawings.
A comprehensive and detailed presentation of manual machine tools and methods, machine shop know-how and practical shop tips.
This is a great book to introduce you to all aspects of machine shop work and vocabulary. Marlow describes different machine tools, details their use, discusses work holding, tool holding, and cutting tools. He provides an introduction to fastening, safety, and metallurgy.
More description is at Machine Shop Essentials website.
Machine Shop Essentials is for a wide range of users including machinists, engineers, model makers, R & D lab technicians, instrument makers, prototype builders, product designers and gunsmiths who need to make prototypes, models or spare parts, or need to modify existing equipment.
This book can also be used to gain a basic understanding of machine tools before moving on to computer-controlled machine tools.
More than half the book is devoted to small and medium-size lathes and milling machines, such as Levin jewelers' lathes, Sherline miniature lathes and mills, Clausing lathes, and Bridgeport-style vertical milling machines.
It examines how these machines are constructed, their cutting tools and accessories and how to use them.
This back-to-basics book contains all the information needed for a fundamental understanding of machine tools, and presents this information in the same straightforward, easy-to-read question-and-answer format used in the author's two successful welding books: Welding Essentials and Welding Fabrication & Repair.
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Geometric Modeling, Third Edition |
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Geometric Modeling, Third Edition
Michael E. Mortenson
452 pages, Illustrated, 7 x 10
Published: 2006
OVERVIEW
Completely updated to include the most recent developments in the field, the third edition like the two previous editions,
emphasizes clarity and thoroughness in the mathematical development of its subjects. It is written in a style that is free of
jargon of special applications, while integrating the three important functions of geometric modeling: to represent elementary
forms (curves, surfaces, and solids), to shape and assemble these into complex forms, and to determine geometric properties
and relationships. With hundreds of illustrations, this unique book appeals to the readers visual and intuitive skills in a way
that makes it easier to understand its more abstract concepts. Upper-division and graduate students, teachers, and
professionals studying, teaching or practicing geometric modeling, 3D modeling, computational geometry, computer graphics
applications, animation, CAD/CAM, and related subjects will find this to be a very valuable reference.
FEATURES
* Describes and compares all the important mathematical methods for modeling curves, surfaces, and solids.
* Prepares the reader for more advanced topics, such as 3D modeling, CAD/CAM, animation, and scientific
visualization.
* Incorporates references throughout the text to direct the reader to more specialized treatments of the subjects.
* Carefully designed illustrations and exercises support each mathematical concept presented.
* Offers hundreds of exercises to test the readers comprehension.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Curves
Hermite Curves
Bezier Curves
B-Spline Curves
Surfaces
Bicubic Hermite Surfaces
Bezier Surfaces
B-Spline Surfaces
Solids
Complex Model Construction
Geometric Properties
Answers to Selected Exercises
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Hazardous Chemicals Safety |
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Hazardous Chemicals Safety & Compliance Handbook for the Metalworking Industries
Richard P. Pohanish and Stanley A. Greene
600 pages, Illustrated, 7 x 10
Published: November, 2005
OVERVIEW
This unique handbook provides operators and technicians in the metalworking, machining, and metal finishing industries
with an easy-to-use, single-volume guide to the hazardous materials commonly found in the above sectors. Containing
detailed information on nearly 450 chemical hazards, this work provides identifiers (foreign and domestic); trade names and
chemical synonyms; physical properties; short- and long-term health effects; guidelines for exposure; respirators; warnings;
incompatibilities; fire data; and OSHA, EPA, California, and Canadian safety recommendations and regulations. No other
reference offers this kind of integrated compilation of safety and environmental compliance data or directory information
related to these industries. You will need no other reference!
FEATURES
* Includes an extensive introduction outlining and explaining the requirements and regulations.
* Presents each chemical record in a uniform format of data elements, including record number, record name, trade
names and chemical synonyms, EEC numbers, CAS number, 2004 Emergency Response Guidebook four-digit ID, DOT
Hazard class or Division, three-digit ERG Guide, molecular formula, RTECS number, physical properties, and health and
safety information.
* Contains extensive appendices including: sources of information, separate lists of dangerous oxidizing materials by
name and CAS number, an updated list of all Poison Control Centers in the U.S., glossary of safety and environmental terms,
extensive synonym and trade name index, and a complete CAS number index to chemicals covered.
* Takes an international approach in that chemical records contain: European Economic Community ID numbers,
European Inventory of Existing Commercial Substances ID numbers, Canadian WHMIS ingredients disclosure list levels,
International Agency for Research on Cancer information about carcinogens, and MAK values from Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinshaft.
* Covers important metalworking hazards such as mineral oil mists and welding fumes.
CONTENTS
* Preface
* Introduction
* Occupational Exposure to Metalworking Fluids: Summary and Recommendations
* Cleaning and Degreasing: Alternatives, Benefits, and Limitations
* Key to Acronyms and Abbreviations
* Key to California List of List Regulations
* Chemical Records A Z (ACETAL ZIRCONOCENE)
Appendix A: Sources of Information
* Industrial Safety and Health Organizations
* Federal Government Agencies
* Metalworking Trade Associations
* Reference Books and Government Publications
Appendix B: Oxidizing Materials
* By Name/CAS Number
* By CAS Number/Name
Appendix C: Poison Control Centers
Appendix D: Glossary
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HVAC: The Handbook |
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HVAC: The Handbook of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning for Design and Implementation
A. Vedavarz, S. Kumar and M. Hussain
1008 pages, Illustrated, 7 x 10
Published: 2007
OVERVIEW
With over 1,000 pages covering all fundamental and practical HVAC design procedures and methods, this classic reference is packed with details and contains a wealth of information that is of great use to the HVAC designer and practitioner, as well as to the student mastering the intricacies of HVAC fundamentals. Unlike any other handbook of its kind, HVAC provides an in-depth treatment of topics via modular self-contained chapters that serve both as a manual for the experienced professional and as a fundamental reference for others. Each self-contained chapter places emphasis on graphical and tabular presentations of data that are useful for easy understanding of fundamentals and solving problems of design, installation, and operation. You are sure to find everything you need right here in one complete volume!
FEATURES
* Bell and Gossett ESP-PLUS software provides calculations for the selection of equipment such as hydraulic pumps, heat exchangers, and hydronic and steam system components. It also helps select commercially available equipment and components.
* Trane Load 700 heating and cooling load calculation software allows the user to use detailed geometric, weather and exposure parameters to accurately estimate load during the heating and cooling cycles.
CONTENTS
* Fundamentals
* Psychrometry
* Air Conditioning Processes
* Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation
* Load Estimating Fundamentals
* Heating Load Calculations
* Cooling Load Calculations
* Duct Design
* Pipe Sizing
* Hydronic Heating and Cooling System
* Energy Calculation
* Combustion
* Air Conditioning Systems
* Air Handling and Ventilation
* Steam Heating System Design
* Noise and Vibration Control
* Motors and Starters
* Design Procedure, Abbreviations, Symbols
* Climatic Design Information
* Units and Conversions
* Index
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Industrial Robotics |
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Industrial Robotics
Andrew Glaser
252 pages
Published: September, 2008
Identifying a manufacturing process that can be automated is often a daunting task. It requires a team approach to qualifying, validating, and then finally, implementing a program. This book takes you through the best practices for each step, regardless of the application type or the industry segment. It will show you how to achieve the system expectations that were planned for and benchmarked, and it will also help identify the most common pitfalls - all without having to eliminate employees.
* Provides a broad, semi-detailed review of various robotic applications based on process, including machine tending for CNC machine, press brake tending, deburring, grinding, dispensing, and welding.
* Incorporates existing articles, as well as the author's own knowledge to describe points of interest and background.
* Illustrates points by featuring using an interview format between the author and the user or expert providing opinion and insight.
* Features numerous illustrations, drawings, and charts in every chapter.
* Uses case studies to describe points and features North American based examples.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1 - Why Automate the Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers (SMMs)?
* Productivity can Save the Factory
* Industrial Robots Reduce Labor Costs and Increase Productivity
* Partnering with your customer and supplier to reduce costs
* Justifying Robotic Automation
* The ROI Power of Industrial Robotics
* Additional Benefits of Implementing Industrial Robotics
* Applying Present Value Tools to Evaluate the Robot Investment
* Resources Manufacturers Need to Become Familiar With
Chapter 2 - Implementing Robotic Automation - Getting Started
* Robotic Implementation is Always a Team Effort
* Ingredients of the Robotic System
* Judging a Good Project from a Bad Project
* Gather the Right Details
* Criteria for Arc Welding
* Criteria for Tending Machines
* Criteria for Press Tending
* Criteria for Palletizing/De-Palletizing Data
* Criteria for Material Removal
* Constants and Variables of a Robot System
Chapter 3 - Robotics and Risk
* Risk and Cost
* Hidden Risk
* Risk of Your Own Managers and Personnel
* Managing What You Control
* Risk of Technology
Chapter 4 - Setting Expectations for Success
* Tools for Validating the Robotic Process
* Proof of Concept Case Studies
Chapter 5 - Writing the Right Specifications
* Defining Elements of the Scope of Work
* Scope of Work Example - Robotic Finishing
* Cylinder Head Line Case Study Scope of Work Example -Robotic Press Tending Case Study
Chapter 6 - Lean Manufacturing With Robotics for Low Volume, Small Batch Runs
* Man vs. Machine
* Changeover for Small Batches
* Suggestions for the Design of a Robotic Work-Cell
* Automating the machining process - Case Study
* Automating the welding process for small batch runs
* Automating the material removal process for small batch runs
* Automating small batch runs for press tending and palletizing
* Automating the palletizing process for small batch runs
* Tools for small batch and high changeover production
Chapter 7 - Lean Manufacturing with Robotics for High Volume, Large Batch Runs
* Robotic Machine Tending for High Production
* Running Lights Out
* Job Shop vs. OEM
* Robotic Cellular Manufacturing
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Industrial Robotics Handbook
V. Daniel Hunt
432 pages, Illustrated, 6 x 9
Published: January, 1983
OVERVIEW
Comprehensive and extensively illustrated, this outstanding reference provides a unique overview of robotics, its
hardware, various types, their functions, social issues surrounding their use, and their future in industry.
FEATURES
Presents information obtained from a variety of knowledgeable sources. Provides an extensive list of various robotics
systems, and the potential of 'smart robots' grouped into types of models. Includes important technical material on tolerances,
load carrying capacities, price, and names and addresses of companies and individuals to contact for further information.
CONTENTS
* Introduction to Robotics
* Robot Configuration
* Sensor Systems
* Tooling
* Application Information
* Computer Programming and Integration
* Robotic Control Systems
* Safety Considerations
* Economics of Robotics
* Socioeconomic Impact of Robotics
* Current Robotic Systems
* International Robotic Development
* Impact of Robots on Jobs
* The Future of Robotics
* Index
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Lean Production |
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Lean Production - Implementing a World-Class System
John Black
200 pages, Illustrated
Published: July, 2008
The concept of lean production is not new, but the challenges of dramatic change management often stymie business leaders trying to put lean operations into place. This newly-revised and greatly expanded volume aims to provide a readable, real-world roadmap for putting into place the indispensable strategy and tactics managers need to make lean work and move their organizations - whether manufacturing or service-based - toward a world-class production system. Drawing upon decades of experience in the front lines of lean production and organizational transformation, the author provides cases, anecdotes, examples, rationales and concrete tools to help business leaders stop talking about lean production and actually make progress toward achieving it. It's the perfect resource for leaders at all levels who are interested in improving their competitiveness, building more successful operations, and moving toward world-class performance in customer satisfaction, profitability, and employee satisfaction.
* Contains in-depth "insight" chapters that explore key principles of the strategy with detailed explanations, examples, anecdotes, graphics, and comments by business leaders experienced in each area.
* Addresses the use of lean production principles and tools in service organizations and small companies.
* Provides actual case histories of successful implementation in a variety of organizations.
* Includes explanatory graphics and charts, including key steps and measurements for use in implementation.
* Features an extensive glossary and additional recommended reading.
Table of Contents:
* What is a Lean, World-Class, Production System?
* Getting Lean-the Route to World-Class Production
* Japanese Roots-Toyota, Toyota, Toyota
* Building the Foundation-Employee Involvement, and the Example of Boeing's 757 Airplane Productivity Program
* Erecting the Roof-the Crucial Role of Leaders
* Promoting the Process-the Power of the Promotion Office
* Japan Study Missions-the Power of Learning and Doing
* Champions, Consultants, Sensei-the Differences and Their Key Roles
* The Roadmap-Striving for Perfection Through Kaizen
* Beyond Manufacturing-the Office and Service Industry Wasteland
* Summary: The Opportunity is Yours to Choose
* Appendix I: Ten Lessons for a Lean, World-Class Production System
* Appendix II: Further Reading
* Appendix III: Glossary
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The Metal Stamping Process |
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By Jim Szumera
2003, 6 X 9 illustrated hardcover
224 pages
Includes ProQuote cost-estimation program on floppy disk
OVERVIEW
This book is an invaluable resource for anyone involved in or preparing for a career in the metal forming industry. It was written by an expert with over 30 years of practical experience, and it has been used for years as the core reference for what is widely regarded as the premier training program in this industry. With this book you will have immediate access to metal working formulas, design standards, set up techniques, guidelines for designing and tolerancing parts, material choices, EDM, coatings, lubricants, problems and root causes, tooling tips, machine maintenance and mil standards. Also included is ProQuote, a complete and simple-to-use Excel program for cost estimating tools and parts. It will help ensure that your calculations are correct and save you time besides.
CONTENTS
The Distinct Groups of Metal Stamping
Part Design
Estimating and Quoting
Tool Design
Raw Material
Designing for Part Features
Forming and Bending Applications
Draw Forming
Designing for Performance
Tooling Enhancements for Performance
Pressroom Utilization
Troubleshooting
Die Electronics
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Machinery's Handbook Collector's Edition: 1914 First Edition Replica |
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Machinery's Handbook Collector's Edition: 1914 First Edition Replica
Erik Oberg/Franklin D Jones/Henry H Ryffel
1400 pages
Published: March, 2008
In commemoration of Industrial Press's 125th Anniversary, we are proud to present the Collector's Edition Replica of the original first edition of the Machinery's Handbook, published by Industrial Press in January, 1914.
It's the perfect gift for your favorite machinist or to add to your own collection.
For virtually its entire life in print, Machinery's Handbook has been a world-renowned reference and "the Bible" of the metalworking and mechanical industries.
Table of Contents:
* MATHEMATICAL TABLES
* PRINCIPAL METHODS AND FORMULAS IN ARITHMETIC AND ALGEBRA
* LOGARITHMS AND LOGARITHMIC TABLES
* AREAS AND VOLUMES
* SOLUTION OF TRIANGLES AND TRIGONOMETRICAL TABLES
* GEOMETRICAL PROPOSITIONS AND PROBLEMS
* PRINCTPAL METHODS AND FORMULAS IN THEORETICAL MECHANICS
* STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
* RIVETING AND RIVETED JOINTS
* STRENGTH AND PROPERTIES OF STEEL WIRE
* STRENGTH AND PROPERTDSS OF WIRE ROPE
* FORMULAS AND TABLES FOR SPRING DESIGN
* TORSIONAL STRENGTH — SHAFTING
* FRICTION
* PLAIN, ROLLER AND BALL BEARINGS
* KEYS AND KEYWAYS
* CLUTCHES AND COUPLINGS
* FRICTION BRAKES
* CAM DESIGN AND CAM MILLING
* SPUR GEARING
* BEVEL GEARING
* WORM GEARING
* SPIRAL AND HERRINGBONE GEARING. EPICYCLIC GEARING. BELTS AND PULLEYS — MACHINE TOOL DRIVES
* ROPE TRANSMISSION
* TRANSMISSION CHAIN AND CHAIN DRIVES
* CRANE CHAIN AND HOOKS. BOLTS, NUTS, SCREWS, WRENCHES, HANDLES, HANDWHEELS AND OTHER MACHINE DETAILS
* SPEEDS AND FEEDS FOR MACHINE TOOLS — TOOL GRINDING
* AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE PRACTICE
* TAPPING AND THREADING
* LUBRICANTS FOR MACHINING OPERATIONS
* RUNNING, SHRINKAGE AND FORCED FIT ALLOWANCES
* MEASURING INSTRUMENTS AND GAGING METHODS
* CHANGE GEARS FOR SPIRAL MILLING — LEADS AND CORRESPONDING ANGLES
* MILLING MACHINE INDEXING
* JIGS AND FIXTURES
* GRINDING AND GRINDING WHEELS — POLISHING AND LAPPING
* PUNCHES, DIES AND PRESS WORK — DROP-FORGING DIESBROACHES AND BROACHING OPERATIONS
* CLASSIFICATION, TESTING AND APPLICATION OF FILES
* SCREW THREAD SYSTEMS AND THREAD GAGES
* TAPS AND THREADING DIES
* MILLING CUTTERS
* REAMERS
* TWIST DRILLS, COUNTERBORES AND BORING BARS
* HEAT-TREATMENT OF STEEL — HARDENING, TEMPERING AND ANNEALING
* TESTING THE HARDNESS OF METALS
* PRINCIPLES OF IRON AND STEEL MANUFACTURE
* FOUNDRY AND PATTERN SHOP PRACTICE
* EXTRUSION OF METALS
* DIE CASTING
* FORGE SHOP EQUIPMENT
* FORGE SHOP WELDING METHODS
* AUTOGENOUS WELDING
* WELDING WITH THERMIT
* ELECTRIC WELDING
* SOLDERING AND BRAZING
* ETCHING AND ETCHING FLUIDS
* COLORING METALS
* HORSEPOWER REQUIRED FOR MACHINE TOOLS AND FORGING MACHINERY — ELECTRIC MOTOR DRIVE
* CARE OF ELECTRICAL MACHINERY — DYNAMO AND MOTOR TROUBLES
* PROPERTIES AND WEIGHTS OF MATERIALS
* COMPOSITION OF ALLOYS
* INFORMATION RELATING TO HEAT — COMPARISON OF THERMOMETER SCALES. PNEUMATICS — AIR COMPRESSION — FLOW OF AIR
* WATER PRESSURES AND FLOW OF WATER
* PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS
* LUTES AND CEMENTS
* WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
* METRIC SYSTEM OF MEASUREMENTS AND CONVERSION TABLES
* MANUFACTURING PLANT APPRAISAL
* DRAWING, TRACING AND BLUEPRINT PAPERS
* PRINCIPAL PATENT LAW REGULATIONS
* INDEX
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Handbook of Manufacturing Processes |
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Handbook of Manufacturing Processes: How Products, Components, and Materials are Made
James G. Bralla
864 pages, Illustrated, 7 x 10
Published: January 2007
OVERVIEW
Far more ambitious than any similar reference, the Handbook of Manufacturing Processes is an in-depth compilation of the workings of more than 1500 manufacturing processes in the metalworking, chemicals, textiles, plastics, ceramics, electronics, wood, and food industries; as well as a wide-ranging presentation of how more than 600 important products, components, and materials are made. Logically organized in two sections—a process section and a products section—it describes clearly and succinctly the operations performed in the world’s factories. Heavily illustrated, it is an extraordinarily comprehensive source of technical manufacturing information. Manufacturing and process engineers, factory managers and supervisors, and anyone who has an interest in or needs to know about manufacturing operations and how products are made – including those not technically trained – will find in this book a treasure trove of useful information.
FEATURES
* Practical, understandable explanations, even for complex processes.
* Clear, jargon-free descriptions of how each of 1500 current and recently developed manufacturing processes work, what they do to the material or workpiece that is worked on, what the results are, and where these processes are used and why.
* Precise explanations of how 600 products, components, and materials are made
* Text entries that are coded as in an outline, with these alpha/numerical designations carried over to the related illustrations for easy cross-referencing.
* Related processes that are grouped together; and sequential operations that are covered in order.
* Contributions from an Editorial Board of 24 experts.
* More than 600 line drawings and photographs.
* A detailed table of contents and extensive index.
CONTENTS
Section I: Manufacturing Processes
* Casting Processes
* Metal Forming Processes
* Machining Processes
* Processes for Plastics
* Glass and Ceramic Processes
* Woodworking Processes
* Assembly and Fusion (or Joining) Processes
* Finishing Processes (including Heat Treating)
* Paper, Fiber, and Printing Processes
* Textile Processes
* Chemical Processes
* Food Processes
* Processes for Electronic Products
* Advanced Manufacturing Methods
Section II: How Products, Components and Materials Are Made
This section identifies the materials used, and describes the operation sequence and manufacturing methods for many important products, components and materials. Notable products such as aircraft, automobiles, computers, musical instruments, eyeglasses, firearms, jewelry, perfume and shoes are among those included. Components such as lasers, integrated circuits, metal cans, cartons, auto airbags, gears, jet engines, locks, electric motors, solar cells and superconductors are covered. This section also describes the manufacture of many foods including cereals, cheese, spices, and beverages (including alcoholic types), and materials such as plastics, metals and alloys, and important chemicals.
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