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KuTenk 2000 - SIND262404-Design for Manufacturability Handbook, Second Edition

 


 

by James G. Bralla 

1999 (1352 pages)

ISBN:9780070071391

Utilize this exacting guide to improve quality and economy of your manufactured product at every state of manufacturing. This popular tool gives you the know-how to design products for function, quality, reliability, and maintainability.

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Table of Contents

Design for Manufacturability Handbook, Second Edition

Preface

Section 1 - Introduction

Chapter 1.1

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Purpose, Contents, and Use of this Handbook

Chapter 1.2

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Economics of Process Selection

Chapter 1.3

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General Design Principles for Manufacturability

Chapter 1.4

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Quick References

Chapter 1.5

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The History of DFM

Chapter 1.6

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Managing DFM

Chapter 1.7

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Evaluating Design Proposals

Section 2 - Economical Use of Raw Materials

Chapter 2.1

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Introduction

Chapter 2.2

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Ferrous Metals

Chapter 2.3

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Nonferrous Metals

Chapter 2.4

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Nonmetallic Materials

Section 3 - Formed Metal Components

Chapter 3.1

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Metal Extrusions

Chapter 3.2

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Metal Stampings

Chapter 3.3

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Fine-Blanked Parts

Chapter 3.4

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Four-Slide Parts

Chapter 3.5

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Springs and Wire Forms

Chapter 3.6

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Spun-Metal Parts

Chapter 3.7

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Cold-Headed Parts

Chapter 3.8

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Impact- or Cold-Extruded Parts

Chapter 3.9

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Rotary-Swaged Parts

Chapter 3.10

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Tube and Section Bends

Chapter 3.11

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Roll-Formed Sections

Chapter 3.12

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Powder Metallurgy Parts

Chapter 3.13

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Forgings

Chapter 3.14

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Electroformed Parts

Chapter 3.15

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Parts Produced by Specialized Forming Methods

Chapter 3.16

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Metal Injection-Molded Parts

Section 4 - Machined Components

Chapter 4.1

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Designing for Machining: General Guidelines

Chapter 4.2

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Parts Cut to Length

Chapter 4.3

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Screw-Machine Products

Chapter 4.4

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Other Turned Parts

Chapter 4.5

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Machined Round Holes

Chapter 4.6

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Parts Produced on Milling Machines

Chapter 4.7

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Parts Produced by Planing, Shaping, and Slotting

Chapter 4.8

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Screw Threads—Engineering Staff Teledyne Landis Machine

Chapter 4.9

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Broached Parts

Chapter 4.10

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Contour-Sawed Parts

Chapter 4.11

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Flame-Cut Parts

Chapter 4.12

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Internally Ground Parts

Chapter 4.13

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Parts Cylindrically Ground on Center-Type Machines

Chapter 4.14

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Centerless-Ground Parts

Chapter 4.15

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Flat-Ground Surfaces

Chapter 4.16

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Honed, Lapped, and Superfinished Parts

Chapter 4.17

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Roller-Burnished Parts

Chapter 4.18

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Parts Produced by Electrical-Discharge Machining

Chapter 4.19

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Electrochemically Machined Parts

Chapter 4.20

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Chemically Machined Parts

Chapter 4.21

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Parts Produced by Other Advanced Machining Processes

Chapter 4.22

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Gears

Chapter 4.23

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Designing Parts for Economical Deburring

Section 5 - Castings

Chapter 5.1

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Castings Made in Sand Molds

Chapter 5.2

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Other Castings

Chapter 5.3

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Investment Castings

Chapter 5.4

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Die Castings

Section 6 - Nonmetallic Parts

Chapter 6.1

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Thermosetting-Plastic Parts

Chapter 6.2

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Injection-Molded Thermoplastic Parts

Chapter 6.3

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Structural-Foam-Molded Parts

Chapter 6.4

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Rotationally Molded Plastic Parts

Chapter 6.5

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Blow-Molded Plastic Parts

Chapter 6.6

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Reinforced-Plastic/Composite (RP/C) Parts

Chapter 6.7

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Plastic Profile Extrusions

Chapter 6.8

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Thermoformed Plastic Parts

Chapter 6.9

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Welded Plastic Assemblies

Chapter 6.10

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Rubber Parts

Chapter 6.11

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Ceramic and Glass Parts

Chapter 6.12

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Plastic-Part Decorations

Section 7 - Assemblies

Chapter 7.1

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Design for Assembly (DFA)

Chapter 7.2

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Arc Weldments and Other Weldments

Chapter 7.3

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Resistance Weldments

Chapter 7.4

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Soldered and Brazed Assemblies

Chapter 7.5

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Adhesively Bonded Assemblies

Section 8 - Finishes

Chapter 8.1

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Designing for Cleaning

Chapter 8.2

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Polished and Plated Surfaces

Chapter 8.3

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Other Metallic Coatings

Chapter 8.4

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Designing for Heat Treating

Chapter 8.5

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Organic Finishes

Chapter 8.6

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Designing for Marking

Chapter 8.7

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Shot-Peened Surfaces

Section 9 - Additional Developments

Chapter 9.1

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DFM for Low-Quantity Production

Chapter 9.2

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DFM in Electronics

Chapter 9.3

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DFX

Chapter 9.4

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Glossary of Terms