Manufacturing Engineering

A student is always curious to make his idea converted into physical form as a useful product or a device. A product may consist of many sub assembly or components and need to be manufactured physically using some engineering materials like metals. Polymer, composites or ceramics. Such material can be converted into a given shape and sizes using basic manufacturing process like machining, forming, grinding, finishing, polishing, welding of press working etc. therefor it is very important for mechanical, production, manufacturing and materials engineers to have a systematic understanding on fundamentals of manufacturing practices and engineering that affect process selection and its parameters as per the need of an application. The book entitled `manufacturing Engineering’ is developed as per the model curriculum of AICTE, New Delhi for 2nd year of Diploma students on subject `Manufacturing Engineering’.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

Salient features:

• Content of the book aligned with the mapping course outcomes, programs and Units Outcomes.
• In the beginning of each unit learning outcomes are listed to make the student understand what is expected out of him/her after completing that unit.
• Book provides lots of recent information, interesting facts, QR code for E-resources, QR code for use of ICT, projects, group discussion etc.
• Student and teacher centric subject materials included in book with balanced and chronological manner.
• Figures, tables, and software screen shots are inserted to improve clarity of the topics.
• Apart from essential information a ‘know more’ section is also provided in each unit to extend the learning beyond syllabus.
• Short questions, objective questions and long answer exercises are given for practice of students after every chapter.
• Solved and unsolved problems including numerical examples are solved with systematic steps.