Fundamentals of Manufacturing Processes

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Fundamentals of Manufacturing Processes

Fundamental Approaches of Manufacturing


DHEERENDRA KUMAR DWIVEDI
MECHANICAL & INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

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Purpose of Manufacturing
• Making useable products for human being having
required attributes
– size and shape
– Surface finish and controlled tolerance
– Properties and characteristics for prolong life

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Fundamental Approaches of
Manufacturing
• Primary shaping: casting, forming, powder metallurgy
• Joining: brazing, soldering and welding
• Material removal process: metal cutting, unconventional
machining
• Regenerative processes: layer by layer approach
• Super-finishing processes: lapping, honing, polishing
• Improving properties: heat treatment, coating, case hardening
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Regenerative process
• Production of solid products using layer-by-
layer approach of raw material
– Liquid: stereo-lithography
– Power: selective sintering
– Sheet: laminated objects
– Wire: fused deposition
It uses CAD, CAM and Rapid Prototyping systems
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Casting
BASIC REQUIREMENTS

• Mold Cavity
• Melting Process
• Pouring Technique
• Solidification Process
• Mold Removal
• Cleaning, Finishing, and Inspection
Forming

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Joining
• A positive (addition) process used for
assembling different members to get
desired the configuration. FUSION WELD
• Joint can be temporary or permanent in
nature produced by mechanical or atomic
bond.

ADHESIVE JOINING SPOT WELD


GAS WELDING

BRAZE WELD
MECH. JOINTS SOLDERING
Machining
• Machining: A subtractive process
used to get desired shape, size, and
finish by removing surplus material
in the form of chips by a cutting
tool and by providing suitable
relative motion between the
workpiece and cutting tool
• Cutting tool: removes excess
material

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