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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In a composite, the material and the structure are created in the same operation, at the same moment. Every decision taken during processing, every fiber angle, every degree of cure, every bar of consolidation pressure, is written permanently into the properties of the finished part.That is why composites remain harder to reason about than the metals they replace. You cannot order the material to specification and then machine it to shape. And the knowledge needed to control the process sits in separate places: mechanics texts stop before the shop floor, process handbooks describe equipment without the governing physics, and supplier literature explains one product rather than a family of methods. Engineers are left able to analyse a laminate they could not confidently manufacture.This practical guide closes that gap. It treats manufacturing as an integral part of design, and presents each process with the theory needed to understand it, the equations needed to quantify it, and worked examples that carry the calculation from first principles through to a final answer.Inside this comprehensive guide you will: Trace how every processing decision reaches the finished part, from fiber volume fraction and void content to residual stress, spring-in and warpage.Compare each manufacturing route on equal terms, weighing property capability, production rate and unit cost, so process selection becomes a reasoned engineering choice.Design cure cycles from resin kinetics, estimate infusion fill times, set wind angles for pressure structures, size pull speed for continuous profiles, and calculate steering radii and realistic deposition rates for automated placement.Select and compensate tooling for thermal expansion mismatch, stiffness and heat-up behaviour.Diagnose defects by their pattern and read them back to the step that caused them, covering voids, dry spots, wrinkles, delamination, gaps and overlaps.Practise with worked examples, case studies and end-of-chapter problems supported by an answer key.Eighteen chapters follow the natural logic of composite manufacturing. The opening chapters establish the constituents: reinforcing fibers, thermoset and thermoplastic matrices, micromechanics and the fiber-matrix interface, reinforcement architectures and preforms, and prepregs and cure chemistry. The core chapters cover the processes themselves, including hand and wet layup with vacuum bagging, autoclave curing, out-of-autoclave and vacuum-bag-only processing, resin transfer molding and vacuum infusion, filament winding, pultrusion, automated fiber placement and tape laying, thermoplastic and compression molding, and metal-matrix and ceramic-matrix routes. The closing chapters address tooling and mold design, cure management, defect control and in-process monitoring, and the machining, joining, inspection, quality assurance, repair and sustainability decisions that determine whether a part succeeds in service.Reference back matter supports repeated use: a symbol list, glossary, unit conversions, representative material property tables, a grouped key equation reference, and guidance on standards. Material data is given as representative values to be verified against primary sources before production use.It is written for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in mechanical, aerospace, materials and manufacturing engineering, for practising design, process, tooling and quality engineers, and for experienced fabricators who want the physics behind the practice. It assumes a background in statics, mechanics of materials and basic chemistry, and builds each new concept from there.Open the book at the process in front of you, follow the derivation through to the worked example, and start making composite manufa Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - On a modern production floor, a single decision about tolerance made in a CAD model travels directly into machining strategy, measurement, quality control, and final cost. Most engineers, though, learn these subjects from separate books that never explain how they connect.If you work in manufacturing, you have felt the gap. One reference explains metal cutting, another covers measurement, a third addresses quality - and none of them show how a choice in one area quietly reshapes the others. When a part comes back out of tolerance, or a process costs more than it should, the answer usually lives in the space between those disciplines, exactly where scattered resources go silent.This comprehensive handbook was written to close that gap. It treats advanced manufacturing as one integrated system, building each topic from first principles and then showing how design, machining, measurement, quality, and cost influence one another across the whole production chain.Inside this book you will: - Understand how tolerance decisions ripple through machining, inspection, and cost, so you can anticipate problems before they reach the floor.- Follow fully worked numerical examples, with units tracked from start to finish, that turn theory into calculations you can reuse.- Move confidently between conventional machining, non-traditional processes, and additive manufacturing using one consistent way of comparing them.- Read measurement, tolerancing, and quality results with a clear framework that links what a drawing specifies to what an instrument can confirm.- Connect shop-floor practice to the digital thread that now links design, production, and data across a plant.Key topics span engineering materials; metal cutting and machinability; numerical control and multi-axis machining; non-traditional and energy-beam processes; additive manufacturing and design for additive; forming, joining, and casting; geometric dimensioning and tolerancing; metrology and inspection; automation, control, and industrial robotics; computer-aided design and manufacturing; statistical process control and quality engineering; lean production; smart-factory and digital-manufacturing systems; and manufacturing economics and sustainability.It is written for practicing manufacturing, mechanical, and industrial engineers, for machinists and technologists moving into engineering roles, and for advanced students preparing to join the production floor. Readers comfortable with undergraduate mechanics, materials, and mathematics will find each process built up from fundamentals before it reaches application.Add this integrated reference to your library and start connecting the decisions that shape every part you make - from the first tolerance to the finished, measured, costed product.…

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On a modern production floor, a single decision about tolerance made in a CAD model travels directly into machining strategy, measurement, quality control, and final cost. Most engineers, though, learn these subjects from separate books that never explain how they connect.If you work in manufacturing, you have felt the gap. One reference explains metal cutting, another covers measurement, a third addresses quality - and none of them show how a choice in one area quietly reshapes the others. When a part comes back out of tolerance, or a process costs more than it should, the answer usually lives in the space between those disciplines, exactly where scattered resources go silent.This comprehensive handbook was written to close that gap. It treats advanced manufacturing as one integrated system, building each topic from first principles and then showing how design, machining, measurement, quality, and cost influence one another across the whole production chain.Inside this book you will: Understand how tolerance decisions ripple through machining, inspection, and cost, so you can anticipate problems before they reach the floor.Follow fully worked numerical examples, with units tracked from start to finish, that turn theory into calculations you can reuse.Move confidently between conventional machining, non-traditional processes, and additive manufacturing using one consistent way of comparing them.Read measurement, tolerancing, and quality results with a clear framework that links what a drawing specifies to what an instrument can confirm.Connect shop-floor practice to the digital thread that now links design, production, and data across a plant.Key topics span engineering materials; metal cutting and machinability; numerical control and multi-axis machining; non-traditional and energy-beam processes; additive manufacturing and design for additive; forming, joining, and casting; geometric dimensioning and tolerancing; metrology and inspection; automation, control, and industrial robotics; computer-aided design and manufacturing; statistical process control and quality engineering; lean production; smart-factory and digital-manufacturing systems; and manufacturing economics and sustainability.It is written for practicing manufacturing, mechanical, and industrial engineers, for machinists and technologists moving into engineering roles, and for advanced students preparing to join the production floor. Readers comfortable with undergraduate mechanics, materials, and mathematics will find each process built up from fundamentals before it reaches application.Add this integrated reference to your library and start connecting the decisions that shape every part you make - from the first tolerance to the finished, measured, costed product. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…