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Author: Qian Changming
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book focuses on elaborating on various "taboos" in milling processes. The main content includes: taboos in milling machine operation and adjustment, taboos in milling machine maintenance and upkeep, taboos in workpiece positioning, taboos in the use of fixtures and tools, taboos in the use of dividing heads and precision measuring instruments, taboos in the installation, sharpening, and use of milling cutters, taboos in milling processes, taboos in milling flat, curved, groove, gear, and clutch workpieces, taboos in tool and die milling, taboos in milling holes, engraving, and roller chain wheel milling, as well as taboos in milling difficult-to-machine materials. The book analyzes "taboo" issues closely related to milling quality and production efficiency using typical examples, charts, comparative text-illustration, and error-correction methods, and provides corresponding preventive measures. This book is a practical reference for milling operators to enrich their process knowledge and improve their milling skills. It is also an excellent reading material for students in mechanical engineering programs at universities, colleges, and vocational and technical schools for engineering practice (metalworking training) and learning basic mechanical manufacturing courses. Additionally, it can serve as a foundational textbook for training milling operators and as a reference for individuals engaged in mechanical processing technology, management, and engineering practice training guidance.
The book focuses on elaborating on various "taboos" in fitting work. The main content includes: taboos in marking-off work in fitting; taboos in chiseling, sawing, filing, scraping, and grinding operations; taboos in drilling, reaming, countersinking, reaming, tapping, and threading operations; taboos in riveting, welding, bonding, straightening, and bending operations; taboos in fitting assembly and maintenance work; taboos in fitting work with hand tools, measuring tools, cutting tools, and fixtures; taboos in balancing work for rotating bodies; as well as taboos in the use of fitting equipment and tools. The book analyzes "taboo" issues closely related to fitting work quality and productivity using typical examples, charts, comparative text-illustration, and error-correction methods, and provides corresponding preventive measures. This book is a practical reference for fitting operators to enrich their process knowledge and improve their fitting skills. It is also an excellent reading material for students in mechanical engineering programs at universities, colleges, and vocational and technical schools for engineering practice (metalworking training) and learning basic mechanical manufacturing courses. Additionally, it can serve as a foundational textbook for training fitting operators and as a reference for individuals engaged in mechanical processing technology, management, and engineering practice training guidance.