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Manufacturing Engineering and Technology

ISBN: 9780201538465 | 0201538466
Edition: 3rd
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Pub. Date: 12/1/1994

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SummaryTable of Contents
Valuable suggestions and constructive criticism from numerous colleagues at various institutions, as well as the rapid progress in various areas of manufacturing, have led to the preparation of this third edition.
Prefacep. xvii
About the Authorsp. xx
General Introduction
What is Manufacturing?p. 1
Examples of Manufactured Productsp. 6
The Design Process and Concurrent Engineeringp. 9
Design for Manufacture, Assembly, Disassembly, and Servicep. 13
Selecting Materialsp. 14
Selecting Manufacturing Processesp. 18
... MOREp. 24
Quality Assurance and Total Quality Managementp. 27
Global Competitiveness and Manufacturing Costsp. 28
Lean Production and Agile Manufacturingp. 29
Environmentally-Conscious Design and Manufacturingp. 30
Product Liabilityp. 31
Organization for Manufacturep. 32
Fundamentals of Materials: Their Behavior and Manufacturing Propertiesp. 36
The Structure of Metalsp. 39
Introductionp. 39
The Crystal Structure of Metalsp. 40
Deformation and Strength of Single Crystalsp. 41
Grains and Grain Boundariesp. 45
Plastic Deformation of Polycrystalline Metalsp. 47
Recovery, Recrystallization, and Grain Growthp. 49
Cold-, Warm-, and Hot-Workingp. 50
Mechanical Behavior, Testing, and Manufacturing Properties of Materialsp. 55
Introductionp. 55
Tensionp. 56
Compressionp. 66
Torsionp. 67
Bending (Flexure)p. 68
Hardnessp. 68
Fatiguep. 73
Creepp. 73
Impactp. 75
Failure and Fracture of Materials in Manufacturing and Servicep. 75
Residual Stressesp. 82
Work, Heat, and Temperaturep. 84
Physical Properties of Materialsp. 90
Introductionp. 90
Densityp. 91
Melting Pointp. 94
Specific Heatp. 94
Thermal Conductivityp. 94
Thermal Expansionp. 95
Electrical, Magnetic, and Optical Propertiesp. 95
Corrosion Resistancep. 97
Metal Alloys: Their Structure and Strengthening by Heat Treatmentp. 102
Introductionp. 102
Structure of Alloysp. 103
Phase Diagramsp. 106
The Iron-Carbon Systemp. 109
The Iron-Iron Carbide Phase Diagram and the Development of Microstructures in Steelsp. 111
Cast Ironsp. 113
Heat Treatment of Ferrous Alloysp. 115
Hardenability of Ferrous Alloysp. 120
Heat Treatment of Nonferrous Alloys and of Stainless Steelsp. 122
Case Hardeningp. 124
Annealingp. 126
Heat-Treating Furnaces and Equipmentp. 130
Design Considerations for Heat Treatingp. 132
Ferrous Metals and Alloys: Production, General Properties and Applicationsp. 137
Introductionp. 137
Production of Iron and Steelp. 138
Casting of Ingotsp. 141
Continuous Castingp. 142
Carbon and Alloy Steelsp. 144
Stainless Steelsp. 148
Tool and Die Steelsp. 150
Nonferrous Metals and Alloys: Production, General Properties, and Applicationsp. 156
Introductionp. 156
Aluminum and Aluminum Alloysp. 157
Magnesium and Magnesium Alloysp. 161
Copper and Copper Alloysp. 163
Nickel and Nickel Alloysp. 164
Superalloysp. 165
Titanium and Titanium Alloysp. 166
Refractory Metals and Alloysp. 168
Berylliump. 169
Zirconiump. 170
Low-melting Alloysp. 170
Precious Metalsp. 171
Shape-Memory Alloysp. 172
Amorphous Alloysp. 172
Nanomaterialsp. 172
Polymers: Structure, General Properties, and Applicationsp. 177
Introductionp. 177
The Structure of Polymersp. 179
Thermoplasticsp. 186
Thermosetting Plasticsp. 190
Additives in Plasticsp. 190
General Properties and Applications of Thermoplasticsp. 191
General Properties and Applications of Thermosetting Plasticsp. 194
Biodegradable Plasticsp. 195
Elastomers (Rubbers)p. 197
Ceramics, Graphite, and Diamond: Structure, General Properties, and Applicationsp. 203
Introductionp. 203
The Structure of Ceramicsp. 204
General Properties and Applications of Ceramicsp. 208
Glassesp. 212
Glass Ceramicsp. 214
Graphitep. 214
Diamondp. 216
Composite Materials: Structure, General Properties, and Applicationsp. 221
Introductionp. 221
The Structure of Reinforced Plasticsp. 222
Properties of Reinforced Plasticsp. 227
Applications of Reinforced Plasticsp. 230
Metal-Matrix Compositesp. 232
Ceramic-Matrix Compositesp. 233
Other Compositesp. 233
Metal-Casting Processes and Equipmentp. 239
Fundamentals of Metal Castingp. 241
Introductionp. 241
Solidification of Metalsp. 242
Fluid Flowp. 246
Fluidity of Molten Metalp. 249
Heat Transferp. 250
Defectsp. 253
Metal-Casting Processesp. 261
Introductionp. 261
Sand Castingp. 264
Shell-Mold Castingp. 272
Expendable-Pattern Casting (Lost Foam)p. 274
Plaster-Mold Castingp. 276
Ceramic-Mold Castingp. 276
Investment Castingp. 278
Vacuum Castingp. 281
Permanent-Mold Castingp. 281
Slush Castingp. 282
Pressure Castingp. 282
Die Castingp. 283
Centrifugal Castingp. 286
Squeeze Casting and Semisolid-Metal Formingp. 288
Casting Techniques for Single-Crystal Componentsp. 290
Rapid Solidifcation (Amorphous Alloys)p. 291
Inspection of Castingsp. 292
Melting Practice and Furnacesp. 292
Foundries and Foundry Automationp. 294
Metal Casting: Design, Materials, and Economicsp. 301
Introductionp. 301
Design Considerationsp. 301
Casting Alloysp. 306
The Economics of Castingp. 310
Forming and Shaping Processes and Equipmentp. 316
Rolling of Metalsp. 320
Introductionp. 320
Flat Rollingp. 321
Flat-Rolling Practicep. 326
Rolling Millsp. 328
Shape-Rolling Operationsp. 331
Production of Seamless Tubing and Pipep. 334
Continuous Casting and Rolling; Integrated Mills and Minimillsp. 335
Forging of Metalsp. 340
Introductionp. 340
Open-Die Forgingp. 342
Impression-Die and Closed-Die Forgingp. 344
Related Forging Operationsp. 348
Rotary Swagingp. 351
Forging-Die Designp. 353
Die Materials and Lubricationp. 355
Forgeabilityp. 355
Forging Machinesp. 357
Forging Practice and Process Capabilitiesp. 360
Die Manufacturing Methodsp. 361
Die Failuresp. 362
The Economics of Forgingp. 363
Extrusion and Drawing of Metalsp. 369
Introductionp. 369
The Extrusion Processp. 371
Extrusion Practicep. 363
Hot Extrusionp. 374
Cold Extrusionp. 377
Impact Extrusionp. 379
Hydrostatic Extrusionp. 380
Extrusion Defectsp. 380
Extrusion Equipmentp. 381
The Drawing Processp. 382
Drawing Practicep. 383
Defects and Residual Stressesp. 386
Drawing Equipmentp. 386
Sheet-Metal Forming Processesp. 392
Introductionp. 392
Shearingp. 394
Sheet-Metal Characteristicsp. 402
Test Methods for Formability of Sheet Metalsp. 404
Bending Sheet and Platep. 407
Common Bending Operationsp. 411
Tube Bending and Formingp. 414
Stretch Formingp. 416
Deep Drawingp. 417
Rubber Formingp. 423
Spinningp. 424
Superplastic Formingp. 427
Explosive, Magnetic-Pulse, Peen, and Other Forming Processesp. 428
The Manufacturing of Honeycomb Structuresp. 431
The Dent Resistance of Sheet-Metal Partsp. 432
Equipment for Sheet-Metal Formingp. 432
The Economics of Sheet-Metal Forming Processesp. 434
Processing of Powder Metals, Ceramics, Glass, and Superconductorsp. 440
Introductionp. 440
Production of Metal Powdersp. 442
Compaction of Metal Powdersp. 446
Sinteringp. 453
Secondary and Finishing Operationsp. 456
Design Considerations for Powder Metallurgyp. 458
Process Capabilitiesp. 459
Economics of Powder Metallurgyp. 460
Shaping Ceramicsp. 460
Forming and Shaping of Glassp. 466
Techniques for Strengthening and Treating Glassp. 470
Design Considerations for Ceramics and Glassesp. 471
Processing of Superconductorsp. 472
Forming and Shaping Plastics and Composite Materialsp. 480
Introductionp. 480
Extrusionp. 481
Injection Moldingp. 485
Blow Moldingp. 489
Rotational Moldingp. 489
Thermoformingp. 491
Compression Moldingp. 492
Transfer Moldingp. 493
Castingp. 494
Cold Forming and Solid-Phase Formingp. 495
Processing Elastomersp. 495
Processing Reinforced Plasticsp. 496
Processing Metal-Matrix Compositesp. 503
Processing Ceramic-Matrix Compositesp. 504
Design Considerations and Economics of Forming and Shaping Plasticsp. 504
Rapid Prototyping Operationsp. 512
Introductionp. 512
Subtractive Processesp. 514
Additive Processesp. 514
Virtual Prototypingp. 523
Applicationsp. 523
Material-Removal Processes and Machinesp. 531
Fundamentals of Cuttingp. 534
Introductionp. 534
The Mechanics of Chip Formationp. 537
The Types of Chips Produced in Metal-Cuttingp. 539
The Mechanics of Oblique Cuttingp. 544
Cutting Forces and Powerp. 545
Temperatures in Cuttingp. 549
Tool Life: Wear and Failurep. 551
Surface Finish and Integrityp. 558
Machinabilityp. 560
Cutting-Tool Materials and Cutting Fluidsp. 569
Introductionp. 569
Carbon and Medium-Alloy Steelsp. 573
High-Speed Steelsp. 573
Cast-Cobalt Alloysp. 574
Carbidesp. 574
Coated Toolsp. 578
Alumina-Based Ceramicsp. 582
Cubic Boron Nitridep. 583
Silicon-Nitride Based Ceramicsp. 584
Diamondp. 584
Whisker-Reinforced Tool Materialsp. 585
Cutting-Tool Reconditioningp. 585
Cutting Fluidsp. 585
Machining Processes Used to Produce Round Shapesp. 594
Introductionp. 594
Turning Parametersp. 597
Lathes and Lathe Operationsp. 605
High-Speed Machining, Ultraprecision Machining, and Hard Turningp. 619
Cutting Screw Threadsp. 622
Boring and Boring Machinesp. 626
Drilling and Drillsp. 627
Drilling Machinesp. 635
Reaming and Reamersp. 636
Tapping and Tapsp. 638
Design Considerations for Drilling, Reaming and Tappingp. 639
Machining Processes used to Produce Various Shapesp. 646
Introductionp. 646
Milling Operationsp. 647
Milling Machinesp. 661
Planing and Shapingp. 663
Broaching and Broaching Machinesp. 664
Sawingp. 668
Filing and Finishingp. 670
Gear Manufacturing by Machiningp. 671
Machining and Turning Centers, Machine-Tool Structures, and Machining Economicsp. 682
Introductionp. 682
Machining and Turning Centersp. 682
Machine-Tool Structuresp. 690
Vibration and Chatter in Machiningp. 694
Machining Economicsp. 698
Abrasive Machining and Finishing Operationsp. 704
Introductionp. 704
Abrasivesp. 706
Bonded Abrasives (Grinding Wheels)p. 708
The Grinding Processp. 712
Grinding Wheel Wearp. 716
Grinding Operations and Machinesp. 721
Grinding Fluidsp. 729
Design Considerations for Grindingp. 729
Ultrasonic Machiningp. 730
Finishing Operationsp. 731
Deburringp. 735
Economics of Grinding and Finishing Operationsp. 738
Advanced Machining Processes and Nanofabricationp. 744
Introductionp. 744
Chemical Machiningp. 745
Electrochemical Machiningp. 750
Electrochemical Grindingp. 753
Electrical-Discharge Machiningp. 754
Wire EDMp. 757
Laser-Beam Machiningp. 758
Electron-Beam Machining and Plasma-Arc Cuttingp. 761
Water-Jet Machiningp. 761
Abrasive-Jet Machiningp. 763
Nanofabricationp. 764
Micromachiningp. 765
The Economics of Advanced Machining Processesp. 766
Joining Processes and Equipmentp. 771
Fusion Welding Processesp. 775
Introductionp. 775
Oxyfuel Gas Weldingp. 775
Arc-Welding Processes: Consumable Electrodep. 779
Electrodesp. 786
Arc-Welding Processes: Nonconsumable Electrodep. 787
Thermit Weldingp. 790
Electron-Beam Weldingp. 790
Laser-Beam Weldingp. 791
Cuttingp. 792
Welding Safetyp. 794
Solid-State Welding Processesp. 799
Introductionp. 799
Cold Weldingp. 799
Ultrasonic Weldingp. 800
Friction Weldingp. 801
Resistance Weldingp. 803
Explosion Weldingp. 812
Diffusion Bonding (Welding)p. 812
Diffusion Bonding/Superplastic Formingp. 814
The Metallurgy of Welding: Welding Design and Process Selectionp. 819
Introductionp. 819
The Welded Jointp. 820
Weld Qualityp. 823
Weldabilityp. 828
Testing Welded Jointsp. 830
Weld Design and Process Selectionp. 833
Brazing, Soldering, Adhesive Bonding, and Mechanical Fastening Processesp. 839
Introductionp. 839
Brazingp. 840
Solderingp. 844
Adhesive Bondingp. 850
Mechanical Fasteningp. 856
Joining Plasticsp. 860
Surface Technologyp. 866
Surfaces: Their Nature, Roughness, and Measurementp. 869
Introductionp. 869
Surface Structure and Propertiesp. 869
Surface Integrityp. 871
Surface Texturep. 872
Surface Roughnessp. 873
Tribology: Friction, Wear, and Lubricationp. 882
Introductionp. 882
Friction in Metalsp. 883
Friction in Plastics and Ceramicsp. 884
Reducing Frictionp. 884
Friction Measurementp. 885
Wearp. 887
Wear of Plastics and Ceramicsp. 890
Wear Measurementp. 891
Lubricationp. 891
Metalworking Fluidsp. 893
Solid Lubricantsp. 895
Conversion Coatingsp. 896
Lubricant Selectionp. 896
Surface Treatment, Coating and Cleaningp. 902
Introductionp. 902
Mechanical Surface Treatment and Coatingp. 903
Case Hardening and Hard Facingp. 906
Thermal Sprayingp. 906
Vapor Depositionp. 908
Ion Implantationp. 911
Diffusion Coatingp. 911
Electroplating, Electroless Plating, and Electroformingp. 911
Anodizingp. 913
Conversion Coatingp. 914
Hot Dippingp. 914
Porcelain Enameling, Ceramic Coating, and Organic Coatingsp. 915
Diamond Coatingp. 916
Paintingp. 917
Surface Texturingp. 918
Cleaning Surfacesp. 919
Fabrication of Microelectronic Devicesp. 924
Introductionp. 924
Semiconductors and Siliconp. 925
Crystal Growing and Wafer Preparationp. 928
Film Depositionp. 928
Oxidationp. 930
Lithographyp. 931
Etchingp. 932
Diffusion and Ion Implantationp. 933
Metallization and Testingp. 934
Bonding and Packagingp. 936
Yield and Reliabilityp. 938
Printed Circuit Boardsp. 939
Common Aspects of Manufacturingp. 943
Engineering Metrology and Instrumentationp. 945
Introductionp. 945
Measurement Standardsp. 946
Line-Graduated Instrumentsp. 948
Comparative Length-Measuring Instrumentsp. 951
Measuring Straightness, Flatness, Roundness, and Profilep. 953
Coordinate Measuring and Layout Machinesp. 956
Gagesp. 958
Optical Instrumentsp. 960
Automated Measurementsp. 960
General Characteristics and Selection of Measuring Instrumentsp. 961
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancingp. 961
Quality Assurance, Testing, and Inspectionp. 971
Introductionp. 971
Product Qualityp. 972
Quality Assurancep. 973
Total Quality Managementp. 974
Taguchi Methodsp. 976
The ISO and QS Standardsp. 980
Statistical Methods of Quality Controlp. 982
Statistical Process Controlp. 985
Reliabilityp. 992
Nondestructive Testingp. 992
Destructive Testingp. 997
Automated Inspectionp. 998
Human Factors Engineering, Safety, and Product Liabilityp. 1004
Introductionp. 1004
Human-Factors Engineeringp. 1005
Safetyp. 1006
Environmental Considerationsp. 1009
Product Liabilityp. 1011
Examples of Product Liability Claimsp. 1014
Manufacturing in a Competitive Environmentp. 1019
Automation of Manufacturing Processesp. 1021
Introductionp. 1021
Automationp. 1023
Numerical Controlp. 1029
Programming for Numerical Controlp. 1036
Adaptive Controlp. 1038
Material Handling and Movementp. 1041
Industrial Robotsp. 1043
Sensor Technologyp. 1051
Flexible Fixturingp. 1054
Design for Assembly, Disassembly, and Servicep. 1056
Computer-Integrated Manufacturing Systemsp. 1067
Introductionp. 1067
Manufacturing Systemsp. 1068
Computer-Integrated Manufacturingp. 1069
Computer-Aided Design and Engineeringp. 1071
Computer-Aided Manufacturingp. 1075
Computer-Aided Process Planningp. 1076
Computer Simulation of Manufacturing Processes and Systemsp. 1079
Group Technologyp. 1079
Cellular Manufacturingp. 1086
Flexible Manufacturing Systemsp. 1088
Just-in-Time Productionp. 1091
Communications Networks in Manufacturingp. 1093
Artificial Intelligencep. 1095
The Factory of the Futurep. 1099
Competitive Aspects of Manufacturingp. 1106
Introductionp. 1106
Selection of Materialsp. 1107
Product Design and Quantity of Materialp. 1110
Substitution of Materialsp. 1110
Selection of Manufacturing Processesp. 1113
Process Capabilitiesp. 1115
Manufacturing Costsp. 1119
Value Engineeringp. 1123
Indexp. 1137
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