Titlebook: Mastering Manufacturing; Gordon Mair Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 automation.design.engine.industry.manag

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Manufacturing materialsexpensive as to make the product uncompetitive in the market place, yet it must possess all the characteristics necessary for the functioning of the product. Factors such as cost, strength, hardness, and how easily it can be worked must be considered carefully by the designer. Although there is alre

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Design for manufacturesfy the needs of the consumer, then competitors’ products will be purchased and the company will fail. This applies equally to domestic and export markets. The contribution made by manufacturing to a nation’s economy was emphasised in Chapter 1: inability of a company to sell its products leads inev

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Other processes are briefly described in this chapter. It is not possible for anyone to be an expert on all manufacturing processes, there is simply too much to learn and too many developments occurring for an individual to be familiar with everything. This chapter is therefore simply intended to provide an introd

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Manufacture in the electronics industry. The wordprocessor being used to write this sentence contains semiconductor based technology, the plastic for the keyboard was made by electronically controlled moulding processes, and the assembly of the individual components was done by microprocessor controlled machines. Motor cars are designed

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Production planningmany elements, also necessitates careful planning and control of the production system. This section of the book considers how the resources of materials, machines, money, and manpower, are managed to produce competitive products for the world market.

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