Most manufacturing problems are not solved at the machine. They are decided much earlier, when someone picks a process, a material, and a tolerance without seeing how the three collide.
Manufacturing knowledge arrives in pieces, and the pieces have drifted apart. Classic process references remain sound on cutting and forming but say little about digital production, condition-based maintenance, or the exposure that comes with a connected plant. Newer digital titles assume the process knowledge they sit on top of. The practical gap is sharper still: plenty of engineers can name the processes, but far fewer can size a riser, calculate a bend allowance on the correct neutral axis, or say what a capability index actually licenses them to promise. That gap is where scrap, rework, and unwinnable arguments with customers come from.
This handbook puts the whole production chain into one volume and one notation, and holds the same technical standard across all of it. Across eighteen chapters and 530 pages it follows a part from the material outward: through the casting, forming, machining, joining, and finishing routes that could produce it, through the automation, inspection, and quality systems that keep it repeatable, and on to the digital and environmental questions that decide whether the process is still worth running in five years. Every major process is presented with the mechanics that govern it, the equations that quantify it, and a worked calculation that carries the arithmetic through with its assumptions visible.
The manufacturing enterprise and process economics; engineering materials; casting and solidification; powder processing and sintering; bulk deformation and sheet-metal forming; machining and cutting mechanics; CNC and multi-axis programming; additive manufacturing; welding, brazing, and mechanical joining; surface engineering and heat treatment; micro, nano, and electronics manufacturing; industrial automation and control; robotics and machine vision; dimensional metrology, inspection, and non-destructive testing; statistical process control and quality engineering; digital manufacturing architectures; predictive maintenance and manufacturing security; and energy, materials, and lifecycle practice.
Written for practicing manufacturing, mechanical, industrial, and process engineers, for production, quality, and metrology staff, for automation and controls engineers, for technicians moving into engineering roles, and for senior undergraduate and graduate students who would rather own one dependable reference than a shelf of partial ones.
Open the handbook at the process you are deciding on today, work the calculation through, and keep it within reach for the next one.
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Da: California Books, Miami, FL, U.S.A.
Condizione: New. Print on Demand. Codice articolo I-9798193354611
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