Handbook of Manufacturing Processes: How Products, Components and Materials Are Made Tapa dura - 2007 - 1st Edición

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Overview

Unlike any other reference, Handbook of Manufacturing Processes is an in-depth compilation of the workings of more than 1500 different manufacturing processes in metalworking, chemicals, textiles, plastics, ceramics, electronics, wood and food industries; as well as how more than 600 important products, components, 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 worlds factories. Heavily illustrated, it is a comprehensive source of technical manufacturing information that manufacturing engineers and managers, process engineers, and anyone who has an interest in or needs to know about manufacturing operations and products will not easily find anywhere else.

Section I: Manufacturing Processes Casting ProcessesMetal Forming ProcessesMachining ProcessesProcesses for Plastics Glass and Ceramic Processes Woodworking Processes Assembly and Fusion (or Joining) ProcessesFinishing 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.