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9780471656548

Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing: Materials, Processes, and Systems, 2nd Edition Update

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    9780471656548

  • ISBN10:

    0471656542

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-12-01
  • Publisher: Wiley
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Summary

Reflecting the increasing importance of ceramics, polymers, composites, and silicon in manufacturing, Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing Second Edition provides a comprehensive treatment of these other materials and their processing, without sacrificing its solid coverage of metals and metal processing. Topics include such modern processes as rapid prototyping, microfabrication, high speed machining and nanofabrication. Additional features include: Emphasis on how material properties relate to the process variables in a given process. Emphasis on manufacturing science and quantitative engineering analysis of manufacturing processes. More than 500 quantitative problems are included as end of chapter exercises. Multiple choice quizzes in all but one chapter (approximately 500 questions). Coverage of electronics manufacturing, one of the most commercially important areas in today's technology oriented economy. Historical notes are included to introduce manufacturing from the earliest materials and processes, like woodworking, to the most recent.

Author Biography

Mikell P. Groover is Professor of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering and Director of the George E. Kane Manufacturing Technology Laboratory at Lehigh University

Table of Contents

Introduction
1(23)
What Is Manufacturing?
2(6)
Materials in Manufacturing
8(2)
Manufacturing Processes
10(7)
Production Systems
17(3)
Organization of the Book
20(1)
Images of Manufacturing
21(3)
Part I Material Properties and Product Attributes
The Nature of Materials
24(15)
Atomic Structure and the Elements
24(2)
Bonding between Atoms and Molecules
26(3)
Crystalline Structures
29(5)
Noncrystalline (amorphous) Structures
34(2)
Engineering Materials
36(3)
Mechanical Properties of Materials
39(27)
Stress-Strain Relationships
39(13)
Hardness
52(3)
Effect of Temperature on Properties
55(2)
Fluid Properties
57(3)
Viscoelastic Behavior of Polymers
60(6)
Physical Properties of Materials
66(11)
Volumetric and Melting Properties
66(3)
Thermal Properties
69(2)
Mass Diffusion
71(1)
Electrical Properties
72(2)
Electrochemical Processes
74(3)
Dimensions, Tolerances, and Surfaces
77(11)
Dimensions, Tolerances, and Related Attributes
77(1)
Surfaces
78(7)
Effect of Manufacturing Processes
85(3)
Part II Engineering Materials
Metals
88(37)
Alloys and Phase Diagrams
89(4)
Ferrous Metals
93(16)
Nonferrous Metals
109(11)
Superalloys
120(2)
Guide to the Processing of Metals
122(3)
Ceramics
125(18)
Structure and Properties of Ceramics
127(2)
Traditional Ceramics
129(3)
New Ceramics
132(2)
Glass
134(4)
Some Important Elements Related to Ceramics
138(2)
Guide to Processing Ceramics
140(3)
Polymers
143(32)
Fundamentals of Polymer Science and Technology
145(10)
Thermoplastic Polymers
155(7)
Thermosetting Polymers
162(3)
Elastomers
165(7)
Guide to the Processing of Polymers
172(3)
Composite Materials
175(18)
Technology and Classification of Composite Materials
176(8)
Metal Matrix Composites
184(2)
Ceramic Matrix Composites
186(1)
Polymer Matrix Composites
187(3)
Guide to Processing Composite Materials
190(3)
Part III Solidification Processes
Fundamentals of Metal Casting
193(20)
Overview of Casting Technology
196(2)
Heating and Pouring
198(4)
Solidification and Cooling
202(11)
Metal Casting Processes
213(33)
Sand Casting
214(5)
Other Expendable Mold Casting Processes
219(6)
Permanent Mold Casting Processes
225(8)
Foundry Practice
233(3)
Casting Quality
236(3)
Metals for Casting
239(1)
Product Design Considerations
240(6)
Glassworking
246(10)
Raw Materials Preparation and Melting
246(1)
Shaping Processes in Glassworking
247(6)
Heat Treatment and Finishing
253(1)
Product Design Considerations
254(2)
Shaping Processes for Plastics
256(50)
Properties of Polymer Melts
258(2)
Extrusion
260(10)
Production of Sheet and Film
270(2)
Fiber and Filament Production (spinning)
272(2)
Coating Processes
274(1)
Injection Molding
275(10)
Compression and Transfer Molding
285(2)
Blow Molding and Rotational Molding
287(5)
Thermoforming
292(4)
Casting
296(1)
Polymer Foam Processing and Forming
297(2)
Product Design Considerations
299(7)
Rubber Processing Technology
306(11)
Rubber Processing and Shaping
306(5)
Manufacture of Tires and Other Rubber Products
311(4)
Product Design Considerations
315(2)
Shaping Processes for Polymer Matrix Composites
317(17)
Starting Materials for PMCs
319(2)
Open Mold Processes
321(4)
Closed Mold Processes
325(2)
Filament Winding
327(2)
Pultrusion Processes
329(2)
Other PMC Shaping Processes
331(3)
Part IV Particulate Processing of Metals and Ceramics
Powder Metallurgy
334(24)
Characterization of Engineering Powders
336(4)
Production of Metallic Powders
340(2)
Conventional Pressing and Sintering
342(6)
Alternative Pressing and Sintering Techniques
348(3)
Materials and Products for PM
351(1)
Design Considerations in Powder Metallurgy
352(6)
Processing of Ceramics and Cermets
358(16)
Processing of Traditional Ceramics
359(7)
Processing of New Ceramics
366(3)
Processing of Cermets
369(2)
Product Design Considerations
371(3)
Part V Metal Forming and Sheet Metalworking
Fundamentals of Metal Forming
374(12)
Overview of Metal Forming
374(3)
Material Behavior in Metal Forming
377(1)
Temperature in Metal Forming
378(2)
Strain Rate Sensitivity
380(3)
Friction and Lubrication in Metal Forming
383(3)
Bulk Deformation Processes in Metal Working
386(49)
Rolling
387(8)
Other Deformation Processes Related to Rolling
395(2)
Forging
397(11)
Other Deformation Processes Related to Forging
408(5)
Extrusion
413(10)
Wire and Bar Drawing
423(12)
Sheet Metal Working
435(40)
Cutting Operations
436(6)
Bending Operations
442(5)
Drawing
447(7)
Other Sheet-Metal-Forming Operations
454(3)
Dies and Presses for Sheet Metal Processes
457(6)
Sheet-Metal Operations Not Performed on Presses
463(6)
Bending of Tube Stock
469(6)
Part VI Material Removal Processes
Theory of Metal Machining
475(24)
Overview of Machining Technology
477(4)
Theory of Chip Formation in Metal Machining
481(4)
Force Relationships and the Merchant Equation
485(5)
Power and Energy Relationships in Machining
490(3)
Cutting Temperature
493(6)
Machining Operations and Machine Tools
499(35)
Turning and Related Operations
502(9)
Drilling and Related Operations
511(4)
Milling
515(7)
Machining Centers and Turning Centers
522(2)
Other Machining Operations
524(5)
High-Speed Machining
529(5)
Cutting Tool Technology
534(31)
Tool Life
534(7)
Tool Materials
541(9)
Tool Geometry
550(8)
Cutting Fluids
558(7)
Economic And Product Design Considerations In Machining
565(20)
Machinability
565(3)
Tolerances and Surface Finish
568(4)
Selection of Cutting Conditions
572(6)
Product Design Considerations in Machining
578(7)
Grinding and Other Abrasive Processes
585(25)
Grinding
586(17)
Related Abrasive Process
603(7)
Nontraditional Machining and Thermal Cutting Processes
610(29)
Mechanical Energy Processes
611(4)
Electrochemical Machining Processes
615(4)
Thermal Energy Processes
619(8)
Chemical Machining
627(6)
Application Considerations
633(6)
Part VII Property Enhancing and Surface Processing Operations
Heat Treatment of Metals
639(12)
Annealing
640(1)
Martensite Formation in Steel
640(4)
Precipitation Hardening
644(1)
Surface Hardening
645(2)
Heat Treatment Methods and Facilities
647(4)
Cleaning and Surface Treatments
651(8)
Chemical Cleaning
651(3)
Mechanical Cleaning and Surface Preparation
654(2)
Diffusion and Ion Implantation
656(3)
Coating and Deposition Processes
659(20)
Plating and Related Processes
660(4)
Conversion Coatings
664(1)
Physical Vapor Deposition
665(3)
Chemical Vapor Deposition
668(3)
Organic Coatings
671(3)
Porcelain Enameling and Other Ceramic Coatings
674(1)
Thermal and Mechanical Coating Processes
674(5)
Part VIII Joining and Assembly Processes
Fundamentals of Welding
679(15)
Overview of Welding Technology
681(2)
The Weld Joint
683(3)
Physics of Welding
686(4)
Features of a Fusion-Welded Joint
690(4)
Welding Processes
694(40)
Arc Welding
695(10)
Resistance Welding
705(7)
Oxyfuel Gas Welding
712(4)
Other Fusion-Welding Processes
716(3)
Solid-State Welding
719(5)
Weld Quality
724(4)
Weldability
728(1)
Design Considerations in Welding
729(5)
Brazing, Soldering, and Adhesive Bonding
734(18)
Brazing
735(5)
Soldering
740(4)
Adhesive Bonding
744(8)
Mechanical Assembly
752(20)
Threaded Fasteners
753(6)
Rivets and Eyelets
759(1)
Assembly Methods based on Interference Fits
760(3)
Other Mechanical Fastening Methods
763(2)
Molding Inserts and Integral Fasteners
765(1)
Design for Assembly
766(6)
Part IX Special Processing and Assembly Technologies
Rapid Prototyping
772(14)
Fundamentals of Rapid Prototyping
773(1)
Rapid Prototyping Technologies
774(8)
Applications Issues in Rapid Prototyping
782(4)
Processing of Integrated Circuits
786(33)
Overview of IC Processing
787(5)
Silicon Processing
792(4)
Lithography
796(4)
Layer Processes Use in IC Fabrication
800(7)
Integrating the Fabrication Steps
807(1)
IC Packaging
808(5)
Yields in IC Processing
813(6)
Electronics Assembly and Packaging
819(26)
Electronics Packaging
819(2)
Printed Circuit Boards
821(10)
Printed Circuit Board Assembly
831(4)
Surface Mount Technology
835(4)
Electrical Connector Technology
839(6)
Microfabrication Technologies
845(15)
Microsystem Products
845(5)
Microfabrication Processes
850(7)
Nanotechnology
857(3)
Part X Manufacturing Systems
Numerical Control and Industrial Robotics
860(24)
Numerical Control
861(12)
Industrial Robotics
873(5)
Programmable Logic Controllers
878(6)
Group Technology and Flexible Manufacturing Systems
884(12)
Group Technology
884(5)
Flexible Manufacturing Systems
889(7)
Production Lines
896(16)
Fundamentals of Production Lines
896(4)
Manual Assembly Lines
900(4)
Automated Production Lines
904(8)
Part XI Manufacturing Support Systems
Manufacturing Engineering
912(16)
Process Planning
913(8)
Problem Solving and Continuous Improvement
921(1)
Concurrent Engineering and Design for Manufacturability
922(6)
Production Planning and Control
928(19)
Aggregate Planning and the Master Production Schedule
930(1)
Inventory Control
931(4)
Material and Capacity Requirements Planning
935(4)
Just-in-Time and Lean Production
939(3)
Shop Floor Control
942(5)
Quality Control
947(18)
What Is Quality?
947(2)
Process Capability
949(1)
Statistical Tolerancing
949(4)
Taguchi Methods
953(2)
Statistical Process Control
955(10)
Measurement and Inspection
965(24)
Metrology
966(3)
Inspection Principles
969(2)
Conventional Measuring Instruments and Gages
971(7)
Measurement of Surfaces
978(2)
Advanced Measurement and Inspection Technologies
980(9)
Index 989

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