Primary Manufacturing Processes: Fundamentals and Applications

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Primary Manufacturing Processes: Fundamentals and Applications for Engineers offers a comprehensive yet lucid exposition of the core processes that convert raw materials into engineered forms, serving as an essential guide for undergraduate and Diploma students. The book systematically explores casting, metal forming, and powder metallurgy, beginning with the principles of solidification, grain structure evolution, gating design, and defect control in metal casting, and extending to sand casting and advanced techniques such as die casting and investment casting. It further examines hot working, forging, rolling, extrusion, and drawing, integrating deformation mechanics, force analysis, microstructural refinement, and process limitations. Powder metallurgy is presented as a precision-driven, material-efficient method suited for complex geometries and high-volume production.

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Pages: 60, Paperback, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing