Fundamentals of Metalworking Practice

Author: Rao Jianhua, Sun Zhenglie, Zeng Xiaohui
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Through the metalworking practice, students not only gain practical knowledge but also learn corresponding theoretical knowledge, and are nurtured with an engineering awareness during the practice. This internship textbook is based on the "Basic Requirements for Metalworking Practice Teaching in Higher Industrial Schools" approved and issued by the former State Education Commission, and is designed for the teaching internship of metalworking technology for engineering majors. It is compiled in line with the current practical needs of metalworking practice. The purpose is to broaden students' knowledge, enhance their hands-on skills, cultivate engineering technology design and management qualities, and also lay a necessary foundation for subsequent course learning. Its main features focus on operational skill training, with chapters organized by trade. Each chapter is divided into an overview, basic theory, basic knowledge, and observation and operational practice. A few review and reflection questions are listed in each chapter for instructors to select, guiding students to read the internship textbook carefully, grasp the teaching key points, and consolidate and deepen the knowledge learned during the practice. This textbook has been revised and supplemented based on the adjustment of current metalworking practice course hours, and the content of the original "Metalworking Practice" textbook of our school has been updated accordingly. This book is suitable for mechanical and near-mechanical major students. For non-mechanical major students, due to the shorter internship time, they can select according to teaching requirements, and students can read this textbook to broaden their knowledge.