Machine Methods
A Self-Teaching Introduction
1st Edition
Published on 6. July 2018
268 pages
978-1-68392-133-2 (ISBN)
Description
This book, using an easy-to-follow, question and answer format provides readers with a brief introduction to the methods used in machine design. With over 1000 questions and answers on a variety of topics, it is an ideal resource for exam prep and for reviewing all of the key concepts in machine methods. Selected topics include: engineering drawing, soldering, welding, cutting tools, grinding, numerically controlled methods, turning and lathe work, measuring instruments, applied mechanics, automobile engines, refrigeration, and more.
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Content
Mechanical Engineering Drawing.
Applied Mechanics, Strength of Materials and Fluid Mechanics.
Ferrous Materials and Metallurgy.
Non-Ferrous Materials.
Foundry Technology.
Heat Treatment of Steels.
Soldering.
Brazing.
Welding Technology.
Hand Tools and Sawing Practice.
Shapers.
Turning and Lathe Work.
Drilling, Reaming, Threading, and Boring Practice.
Milling Machines.
Cutting Tool Materials.
Grinding Practice.
Lapping, Honing, and Super Finishing.
Gears.
Jigs and Fixtures.
Broaching.
Machine Tool Technology.
Numerically Controlled Machine Tools.
Modern Machining Methods.
Non-Ferrous Materials.
Workshop Measuring Instruments (Metrology).
Thermal Engineering.
Refrigeration and Air-conditioning.
Automobile Engines.
Automobile Electrical Equipment.
Automotive Chassis.
Supervisory Development.
Work Study and Industrial Engineering.
CAD/CAM/CIM (Computer Aided Design, Computer Aided Manufacturing, and Computer Integrated Manufacturing).
Manufacturing Systems.
Applied Mechanics, Strength of Materials and Fluid Mechanics.
Ferrous Materials and Metallurgy.
Non-Ferrous Materials.
Foundry Technology.
Heat Treatment of Steels.
Soldering.
Brazing.
Welding Technology.
Hand Tools and Sawing Practice.
Shapers.
Turning and Lathe Work.
Drilling, Reaming, Threading, and Boring Practice.
Milling Machines.
Cutting Tool Materials.
Grinding Practice.
Lapping, Honing, and Super Finishing.
Gears.
Jigs and Fixtures.
Broaching.
Machine Tool Technology.
Numerically Controlled Machine Tools.
Modern Machining Methods.
Non-Ferrous Materials.
Workshop Measuring Instruments (Metrology).
Thermal Engineering.
Refrigeration and Air-conditioning.
Automobile Engines.
Automobile Electrical Equipment.
Automotive Chassis.
Supervisory Development.
Work Study and Industrial Engineering.
CAD/CAM/CIM (Computer Aided Design, Computer Aided Manufacturing, and Computer Integrated Manufacturing).
Manufacturing Systems.
