Fundamentals of Mechanical Manufacturing (Volume 1)

Author: Chen Yixian et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This textbook is one of the series of teaching materials for mechanical design, manufacturing, and automation majors in universities in the 21st century. Based on the spirit of the National Professional Adjustment Conference, it combines the practical experience and needs of implementing the teaching reform content of "Reform of Teaching Content and Curriculum System for Engineering Drawing and Mechanical Basics Series Courses" mandated by the Ministry of Education in many universities nationwide. It was、 while building upon the existing textbooks such as "Metalworking Technology" and "Fundamentals of Mechanical Manufacturing." The textbook fully embodies the idea of expanding knowledge and broadening professional horizons, representing the culmination of years of teaching achievements by dozens of teachers engaged in teaching and research. It emphasizes fundamentals, highlights craftsmanship and practical training, and significantly increases the latest scientific and technological achievements in new materials, new processes, and new technologies in recent years. To meet the needs of many institutions' curriculum settings, the textbook is divided into two volumes. The first volume mainly covers common metal materials, modified treatments of non-metallic materials, liquid forming processes of metals, plastic forming processes of metals, welding forming processes of metals, and the selection of materials and forming methods for mechanical parts. The book is concise in its presentation, clear in concepts, and rich in content, accompanied by a large number of carefully selected exercises. It is particularly suitable as a teaching text for mechanical design, manufacturing, and automation majors in universities, as well as a reference for other mechanical-related majors, near-mechanical majors, and engineering technicians engaged in mechanical design and manufacturing. The book is accompanied by an electronic teaching plan, created in PowerPoint and editable at will.