Plastic Connection Technology Designer and Engineer Handbook (Second Edition Original)

Author: (USA) L. T. Rozental, translated by Ding Yumei et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is a practical manual that primarily discusses the fundamental theories and applications of plastic connections. Additionally, it comprehensively elaborates on connection methods from aspects such as design, material selection, processing, and assembly. The entire book is divided into 21 chapters, covering topics including efficient assembly design, reducing assembly costs, disassembly and recycling design, assembly methods based on material selection, assembly methods based on processing selection, adhesive and solvent connections, fasteners and inserts, hinge connections, hot plate/hot gas membrane/fusion welding and hot wire/resistance welding, hot gas welding, induction/ electromagnetic welding, insert and multi-part molding, interference fit/ pressure fit/ shrink fit/ shrink fit, snap-fit connections, rotational welding, hot forging/ die forging/ hammer forging/ cold forging/ cold forming, threads: tapping and molding, ultrasonic welding, vibration welding, and laser welding. The major feature of this book is that each chapter specifically addresses practical "how-to" problems prevalent in the plastic products manufacturing industry, making it highly practical. To enhance readers' efficiency, the book dedicates Chapter 1 as a "Quick Reference and Efficiency Guide," allowing readers to easily and quickly locate the chapter relevant to the specific problem they wish to solve. This book is suitable for engineering technicians engaged in plastic product design and application, students and faculty of relevant junior and senior colleges, and researchers.