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Manufacturing engineer's reference book
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Oxford : Butterworth-Heinemann, 1993
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9780750611541
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30000004652594 TS176.M36 1993 r Reference Book 1:BOOKREF
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Never before have the wide range of disciplines comprising manufacturing engineering been covered in such detail in one volume. Leading experts from all over the world have contributed sections. The coverage represents the most up to date survey of the broad interests of the manufacturing engineer. Extensive reference lists are provided, making this an indispensable work for every engineer in industry.Never before have the wide range of disciplines comprising manufacturing engineering been covered in such detail in one volume. Leading experts from all over the world have contributed sections. Materials and processes are described, as well as management issues, ergonomics, maintenance and computers in industry. CAD (Computer Aided Design), CAE (Computer Aided Engineering), CIM (Computer Integrated Manufacturing) and Quality are explored at length. The coverage represents the most up-to-date survey of the broad interests of the manufacturing engineer. Extensive reference lists are provided, making this an indispensable work for every engineer in industry.


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A book by a mix of academic and industrial authors, in elegant and easy-to-understand English, that covers a wide variety of topics in the area of manufacturing, including those traditionally belonging to industrial engineering. Written in compartmentalized form, the book's sections are freestanding and can be understood as introductory works. With the exception of a few sections, the book involves a mainly qualitative approach. It is, therefore, recommended for general readers and managers who feel the need to widen their perspectives by obtaining technical knowledge, something that many other books cannot provide. Nevertheless, the sections on metal forming and castings are, indeed, useful for advanced undergraduate and graduate engineering students as well as professionals and practitioners. A further advantage is that, although authored and printed in the UK, the book refers to US industrial standards. S. D. El Wakil; University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth


Table of Contents

Include: Materials properties and selection
Polymers and rubbers
Metal casting and moulding processes
Metal forming
Large chip metal removal
Non-chip metal removal
Electronic manufacture
Metal finishing processes
Fabrication
Electrical and electronic principles
Microprocessors, instrumentation and control
Machine tool control elements
Communication and integration software
Computer integrated manufacturing
Manufacturing and operations management
Computer aided production management
Quality control
Terotechnology
Ergonomics
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