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028			_q2016 _bAllied Informatics, Jaipur
040			_bEnglish _aBSDU _cBSDU
082			_a658.575 2 _bCHI
100			_aChitale, A K
245		0	_aProduct Design and Manufacturing
250			_a6th
260			_bPHI Learning Pvt. Ltd. _a Delhi _c2015,c2013
300			_a606
500			_aThis well-established and widely adopted text, now in its Sixth Edition, continues to provide a comprehensive coverage of the morphology of the design process. It gives a holistic view of product design, which has inputs from diverse fields such as aesthetics, strength analysis, production design, ergonomics, reliability and quality, Taguchi methods and quality with six sigma, and computer applications. The text discusses the importance and objectives of design for environment and describes the various approaches by which a modern, environment-conscious designer goes about the task of design for environment. Many examples have been provided to illustrate the concepts discussed. In this sixth edition, three appendices have been added. Appendix A deals with limits, fits and tolerance along with their applications. Appendix B discusses the use of G and M codes for part programming with illustrative examples. Appendix C explains the advanced concepts of aesthetics. The book is primarily intended as a text for courses in mechanical engineering, production engineering, and industrial design and management. It will also prove handy for practising engineers.
501			_aKey Features • Provides concepts from material science, which include inputs on ceramics, rubber, polymers and other materials to make the design idea physically realizable. • Uses the modern Concurrent Design concept to satisfy diverse groups/areas such as marketing, vendors, production and quality assurance. • Considers the use of computers while analyzing modern techniques of prototyping, simulation of product and its use. Introduces AI, robots, AGV, PLC and AS/RS in manufacturing automation.
504			_a1. Introduction to Product Design: Asimow’s Model 2. Product Design Practice and Industry 3. Strength Consideration in Product Design 4. Design for Stiffness and Rigidity 5. Production Processes 6. Design for Production—Metal Parts 7. Material Processing of Plastics, Rubber, Glass and Ceramics 8. Designing with Plastics, Rubber, Ceramics and Wood 9. Optimization in Design 10. Economic Factors Influencing Design 11. Human Engineering Considerations in Product Design 12. Value Engineering and Product Design 13. Role of Computer in Product Design, Manufacturing and Management 14. Modern Approaches to Product Design 15. Quality Assurance in Product Design and Manufacturing 16. New Product Development and Product Management 17. Product Design for Environment
650			_aManagement
700			_a Gupta, R C
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