Mechanical Assemblies: Their Design, Manufacture, and role in Product Development
By: Whitney, Daniel E.
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BookPublisher: New York Oxford University Press 2014Description: 517.ISBN: 978-0-19-806022-2.Subject(s): MechanicalDDC classification: 658.5752
| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| Donated Books | BSDU Knowledge Resource Center, Jaipur General Stacks | 658.5752 WHT (Browse shelf) | Checked out to Hemant Sharma (BSDU0086) | 01/13/2024 | DB0242 |
Assembley is the process by which parts become products that do useful things. Yet the design of assemblies and the process of assembling them are not taught in universities. This book is the first to develop a systematic approach to modeling and design of assemblies. It addresses assembley on two levels. Assembley in the Small deals with the fundamental processes of assembling two parts using engineering fundamentals. Assembley in the Large develops a systematic theory for designing of assemblies as carriers of function, starting from methods for representing assemblies in a computer and including the basic properties of mechanical constraint. Important assembley analysis techniques such as predicting variation, Design for Assembley and generating assembley sequences are also covered.
Contents:
1. What is assembly and why is it important?
2. Assembly requirements and key characteristics
3. Mathematical and feature models of assemblies
4. Constraint in assembly
5. Dimensioning and tolerancing parts and assemblies
6. Modelling and managing variation buildup in assemblies
7. Assembly sequence analysis
8. The Datum flow chain
9. Assembly gross and fine motions
10. Assembly of complianty supported rigid parts
11. Assembly of compliant parts
12. Assembly in the large: The impact of assembly on product development
13. How to analyze existing products in detail
14. Product Architecture
15. Design for assembly and other "Ilities"
16. Assembly System Design
17. Assembly Workstation design issues
18. Economic Analysis of assembly systems
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