Essential Manufacturing - Gordon Mair

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Biographie:

GORDON MAIR has carried out teaching, research, and consulting in the Department of Design, Manufacture, and Engineering Management at the University of Strathclyde for almost four decades. He is also a Chartered Engineer, Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, and Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His teaching has covered the broad spectrum of manufacturing including its technology, management, and implications for product design. His research interests and publications are in the areas of manufacturing automation and robotics, telepresence, multisensory and multimodal displays, and all aspects of the interaction between humans, products and the environment. He has been a consultant to industry for production engineering, advanced manufacturing technology and operations management projects. He has also served as an expert to the European Commission for various multinational project assessments and reviews.

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Preface Part 1 1 Introduction 2 Manufacturing History 3 Typical Manufacturing Industries 4 Designing for Manufacture 5 Manufacturing Concepts Part 2 6 Materials for Manufacture 7 Materials Production Part 3 8 Casting 9 Cutting Processes 10 Deformation Processes 11 Pressworking 12 Plastics Processing 13 Additive Manufacturing Processes 14 Miscellaneous Metalworking Processes 15 Manufacturing Processes in the Electronics industry 16 Assembly and Joining 17 Material and Process Selection Part 4 18 Manufacturing Automation - Introduction 19 The Building Blocks of Automated Systems 20 Reprogrammable Automation 21 Machine Vision Part 5 22 Production Planning 23 Production Control 24 Work Study 25 Manufacturing Economics Part 6 26 Quality Defined - Quality Management and Assurance 27 Metrology and Statistical Quality Control Part 7 28 Human Factors in Manufacturing Part 8 29 Conclusion