Manufacturing Processes

Manufacturing Processes
Manufacturing is a process that converts raw materials into
products, it constitute:
• The selection of raw materials
• The selection of manufacturing process
• The sequence of processes needed to
manufacture the product
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Material Selection
Function dictates the choice
of material and shape.
Function
Material
Process is influenced
by material
Shape restricts the
choice of material
and process.
Shape
Process
Process interacts
with shape.
Material selection and process cannot be separated from the shape
and the function of the product, two way interaction.
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Engineering Materials
Materials
Metals
Ferrous
Non-ferrous
Plastics
Thermoplastics
Thermosets
Elastomers
Steel
Aluminum
Acrylic
Phenolic
Rubber
Stainless steel
Copper
Nylon
Polymide
Polyurethane
Die & tool steel
Zinc
ABS
Epoxies
Silicone
Cast iron
Brass
Polyethylene
Polyester
Titanium
Polycarbonate
Tungsten
PVC
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Engineering Materials
Materials
Metals
Ceramics
Glass
Plastics
Carbides
Nitrides
Graphite
Diamond
Glasses
Composites
Reinforced
plastics
Metal-Matrix
Ceramic-Matrix
Laminates
Glass ceramics
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Manufacturing Processes
Shaping
Processes
Processing
Operations
Surface
Processing
Operations
Manufacturing
Processes
Assembly
Operations
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Property
Enhancing
Processes
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Permanent
Joining
Processes
Mechanical
Fastening
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Shaping Processes
Shaping
Processes
Casting
Sand, expendable pattern,
permanent mold
Forming and
Shaping
Rolling, forging, extrusion,
drawing, sheet forming,
powder metallurgy, molding
Machining
(material removal)
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Turning, milling, drilling
grinding, boring, …..
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Manufacturing Processes
Property
Enhancing
Processes
Surface
Processing
Operations
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Heat Treatment
Changing mechanical
properties of a material
Cleaning and
surface
treatments
Polishing, burnishing,
deburring, lapping, ..
Coating and
deposition
process
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Coating and plating
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Assembly Operations
Welding
Permanent
Joining
Processes
Brazing and
soldering
Adhesive
bonding
Assembly
Operations
Mechanical
Fastening
Threaded
fasteners
Rivets
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Casting Process
• Selecting a suitable casting method.
• Preparing a mold cavity of the desired shape with
proper allowance for shrinkage.
• Melting the metal with acceptable quality and
temperature.
• Pouring or forcing the metal into the cavity and
providing means for the escape of air or gases.
• Solidification process, must be properly designed
and controlled to avoid defects.
• Mold removal.
• Finishing, cleaning and inspection operations.
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Sand Casting
Metals
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Casting process Classifications
Expendable Mold / Reusable Pattern
Sand Mold Casting
Plaster Mold Casting
Ceramic Mold Casting
Expendable Mold / Expendable Pattern
Investment Casting (Lost-wax process)
Evaporative Foam Casting
Permanent Mold / No Pattern
Permanent Mold Casting
Die Casting
Centrifugal Casting
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Casting Materials
Metals most commonly used in casting are;
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Iron (cast iron)
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Steel
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Stainless steel
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Aluminum alloys
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Brass, bronze and other copper alloys
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Magnesium alloys
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Nickel based supperalloys
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Large and small parts
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Shaping Processes
Shaping
Processes
Casting
Sand, expendable pattern,
permanent mold
Forming and
Shaping
Rolling, forging, extrusion,
drawing, sheet forming,
powder metallurgy, molding
Machining
(material removal)
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Turning, milling, drilling
grinding, boring, …..
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Manufacturing Processes – Forming
Extrusion (uniform
cross section)
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Manufacturing Processes – Forming
Rolling
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Manufacturing Processes – Forming
Forging
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Forged parts
Machine parts
Brass
and
steel
fittins
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Manufacturing Processes – Forming
Deep drawing
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Metal-Forming Process
for Food and Beverage
Containers
How aluminum
cans are made
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Material Removal Processes - Turning
In turning operations the workpiece rotates and the cutting
tool is stationary. The process produces parts that are
round in shape. Parts as small as a screw with 1 mm in
diameter to pistons with several inches in diameter can be
machined
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Turning Operations
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Turning Operations
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Material Removal - Turning
General view of a typical lathe, showing various components.
Source: Courtesy of Heidenreich & Harbeck.
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Material Removal Processes - Milling
Peripheral (slap) milling – the
axis of the tool is parallel to the
surface of the workpiece
Face (End) milling, the axis of the cutter is perpendicular to the workpiece
End Milling
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Material Removal Processes - Milling
There are two basic types of knee-column milling machines
Face milling – vertical
milling machine
Peripheral milling –
horizontal milling machine
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Manufacturing Processes – Material Removal
Drilling
Grinding
Broaching
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Manufacturing Processes
Plastics
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Injection Molding
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Rotational Molding
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Extrusion
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Blow Molding
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Thermoforming
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Compression molding
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Foam Molding
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Manufacturing Processes - Plastics
Injection
Molding
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Injection Molding Machine
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Injection Molding Parts
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Manufacturing Processes - Plastics
Rotational Molding (large parts)
Vertical wheel machine
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Products made by
Rotational Molding
process
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Manufacturing Processes - Plastics
Blow Molding
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Manufacturing Processes
A salt shaker and a pepper mill set has metallic and nonmetallic
parts
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The bodies are made of Acrylic (thermoplastic) using injection
molding
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The top of the salt shaker is made of sheet steel (stamping) and
is plated for appearance.
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The knob on top of the pepper mill is made of steel by
machining (threaded on the inside)
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The square rod in the pepper mill is made of steel by extrusion
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The two grinder parts are made of stainless steel using powder metallurgy.
Too expensive to machine or cast.
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Numerical Control
• Numerical Control (NC) is a method of
automatically operating a manufacturing machine
based on a code of letters, numbers, and special
characters.
• The numerical data required to produce a part is
provided to a machine in the form of a program,
called part program or CNC program.
• The program is translated into the appropriate
electrical signals for input to motors that run the
machine.
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Three-axis Cincinnati Hydrotel milling machine, 1952
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Modern CNC Milling Machines
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Manufacturing Processes – Material removal
Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
Computer Numerical Control machines are used to fabricate
complex shapes with better dimensional accuracy than
conventional machining.
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Machining Centers
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CNC Machines
Machining Centers, equipped with automatic tool changers,
are capable of changing 90 or more tools. Can perform
milling, drilling, tapping, boring… on many faces.
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CNC Machines
Turning Centers are capable of executing many different types
of lathe cutting operations simultaneously on a rotating part.
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Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
A CNC machine is an NC machine with the added feature of
an on-board computer.
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A solid model of the part is
created.
The program path is generated
by computer
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Electrical Discharge Machine - EDM
Die-sinking EDM systems, the electrode (cutting tool) and workpiece are
held by the machine tool. The power supply controls the electrical
discharges and movement of the electrode in relation to the workpiece.
During operation the workpiece is submerged in a bath of dielectric fluid
(electrically nonconducting). (Die-Sinking EDM is also called Sinker,
Ram-Type, Conventional, Plunge or Vertical EDM)
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Intricately detailed automobile part
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Small gear (with insect
for scale) shows a
capability of EDM
micromachining.
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CNC Machines
Laser Machining and Cutting (thermal cutting)
The machine utilizes an intense beam of focused laser light to cut the part.
Material under the beam experiences a rapid rise in temp. and is vaporized.
Laser cuts with a minimum
of distortion, no mechanical cutting forces.
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Gas is blown into the cut to clear away molten metals,
or other materials in the cutting zone. In some cases,
the gas jet can be chosen to react chemically with the
workpiece to produce heat and accelerate the cutting
speed
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Water Jet Machining
Uniform thickness parts
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Water Jet Machining
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