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Synopsis
Process Planning: The Design/Manufacture Interface provides the student and engineer with a comprehensive guide to choosing the correct processes suitable for manufacturing the desired product out of the chosen materials. The authors incorporate this process selection into the design process thus allowing engineers to then consider the effect the various processes will have on the manufacturing of the product at the design stage rather than waiting until a prototype has been approved for production. Such consideration is a vital aid to efficiency in cost and time and is an essential skill in the modern manufacturing engineer. Containing numerous case studies and illustrations, this is the only textbook currently available in this area.
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About the Author
As well as holding a masters degree in Computer Aided Engineering Design, Peter Scallan is a qualified teacher, assessor and internal verifier, and has taught at Kilmarnock College, the University of Paisley and the Open University. His teaching experience includes courses in Manufacturing Technology, Quality Management, Operations Management and Manufacturing Management. He has written and presented numerous papers nationally and internationally. Currently, Peter is Head of Studies at the Saudi British Electronics Institute in Riyadh.
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