File Size: 4.11 mb
Description
Manufacturing and workshop practices have become important in the industrial environment to produce products for the service of mankind. The knowledge of manufacturing practices is highly essential for all engineers and technocrats for familiarizing themselves with modern concepts of manufacturing technologies. The basic need is to provide theoretical and practical knowledge of manufacturing processes and workshop technology to all the engineering students. Therefore, an attempt has been made through this book to present both the theoretical and practical knowledge of these subjects. Considering the general needs of engineering students in the country and the fact that they hardly get any exposure to hand tools, equipments, machines and manufacturing setups, a basic course in manufacturing science remains a core subject for all the branches of engineering. This book covers most of the syllabus of manufacturing processes/technology, workshop technology and workshop practices for engineering diploma and degree classes prescribed by different universities and state technical boards. While preparing the manuscript of this book, the examination requirements of the engineering students have also been kept in mind. The book is written in very simple language so that even an average student can easily grasp the subject matter. Some comparisons have been given in tabular form and the stress has been given on figures for better understanding of tools, equipments, machines and manufacturing setups used in various manufacturing shops. The contents include exposure to bench work and fitting, smithy and forging, sheet metal work, wood and wood working, casting, welding and machine shop practices. At the end of each chapter, a number of questions have been provided for testing the student’s understanding about the concept of the subject. The whole text has been organized in twenty six chapters.
Content:-
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
2. Plant and Shop Layout
3. Industrial Safety
4. Ferrous Materials
5. Non-Ferrous Materials
6. Melting Furnaces
7. Porperties and Testing of Metals
8. Heat Treatment
9. Carpentry
10. Pattern and Core Making
11. Foundry Tools and Equipments
12. Mold and Core Making
13. Casting
14. Forging
15. Hot Working of Metals
16. Cold Working
17. Welding
18. Sheet Metal Work
19. Fitting
20. Metal Cutting
21. Lathe Machine
22. Drilling Machine
23. Shaper, Planer and Slotter
24. Milling
25. Powder Metallurgy
26. Inspection and Quality Control
Index
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
2. Plant and Shop Layout
3. Industrial Safety
4. Ferrous Materials
5. Non-Ferrous Materials
6. Melting Furnaces
7. Porperties and Testing of Metals
8. Heat Treatment
9. Carpentry
10. Pattern and Core Making
11. Foundry Tools and Equipments
12. Mold and Core Making
13. Casting
14. Forging
15. Hot Working of Metals
16. Cold Working
17. Welding
18. Sheet Metal Work
19. Fitting
20. Metal Cutting
21. Lathe Machine
22. Drilling Machine
23. Shaper, Planer and Slotter
24. Milling
25. Powder Metallurgy
26. Inspection and Quality Control
Index
Author Details
"Dr. Rajender Singh" received his Master`s Degree in Mechanical Engineering (Production Engineering) from Delhi College of Engineering, Kashmiri Gate, Delhi, India in the year 1984 and Ph. D. In the year 1999 from IIT, New Delhi, India. In the year 1984, he qualified All India Engineering Competition of Indian Govt. Public Sectors of HMT, Bharat Petroleum, ITI Ltd. And served as Tool Design Engineer in ITI Ltd, Rae Bareli, UP and Bangalore, Karnataka, India during 1984-1986. He also qualified Indian Engineering Services Examination (UPSC-1984) with AIR rank of 62nd in Mechanical Engineering and served Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India at Delhi Cantt as In-Charge, Central, Workshop of MES during 1986-1989.
You May Also Like:-
No comments:
Post a Comment