Machine Manufacturing Technology · Volume 2

Author: Zhou Xingyuan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is one of the series textbooks for mechanical design, manufacturing, and automation majors in universities in the 21st century. Based on the spirit of the National Professional Adjustment Conference and combining the practical experience and needs of implementing the teaching reform of the Engineering Drawing and Mechanical Foundation series courses in many universities nationwide, this book wasly innovated andreformed on the basis of existing textbooks such as "Metal Cutting Principles and Tools," "Metal Cutting Machines," "Mechanical Manufacturing Technology," and "Machine Tool Fixture Design." It fully implements the idea of expanding knowledge and broadening professional horizons, representing the crystallization of teaching achievements over the years by dozens of teaching and research teachers. This textbook emphasizes fundamentals, highlights craftsmanship and practical aspects, and focuses on improving students' ability to comprehensively apply knowledge and solve practical problems. In terms of content, it has significantly increased the latest scientific and technological achievements in the field of mechanical manufacturing in recent years. According to the needs of many institutions' professional settings, this book is divided into two volumes, with the second volume mainly covering topics such as an introduction to metal cutting machines, overall design of machine tools, transmission systems of machine tools, typical components of metal cutting machines, and an introduction to advanced manufacturing technologies. The book is concise in its presentation, clear in concepts, rich in content, and accompanied by a large number of carefully selected exercises. It is particularly suitable as a teaching textbook for mechanical design, manufacturing, and automation majors, as well as a reference for other mechanical-related majors, near-mechanical majors, and engineering technicians engaged in mechanical design and manufacturing. This book is also accompanied by an electronic teaching plan, which is created using PowerPoint and can be freely modified.