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simplest meaning of manufacturing process



MANUFACTURING PROCESS
   Manufacturing is involved in turning raw material to finished products to be used for some   purpose

        In the present age there have been increasing demands on the product performance by way of desirable  properties such as
        Resistance to high temperatures
        Higher Operating speeds
        Extra Loads
        Newer Materials
        Working Conditions

Importance of Manufacturing:
        The benefits of civilisation which we enjoy today are essentially due to the improved quality of products available to us
        The improvement in the quality of goods can be achieved with proper design that takes into consideration the functional requirement as well as its manufacturing aspects
        The design process that would take proper care of the manufacturing process as well would be the ideal one
        This would ensure a better product being made available at an economical cost.

Classification of Manufacturing Process
All manufacturing processes can be grouped into two major categories:
1.Primary manufacturing processes: Involved in the initial breakdown of the original material to shapes that can be processed into final products. Ex: Casting, Rolling, Extrusion,Investment casting etc.
INVESTMENT CASTING

2.Secondary manufacturing processes: These processes take the products of some primary process and change the geometry and properties to the semi-finished or finished stage
               Ex: Metal removing processes.
METAL REMOVAL BY MILLING


Selection of manufacturing process Depends on :
        Type and nature of the starting material
        Volume of production
        Expected quality and properties of the material
        Technical viability of the process
        Economy
        Geometrical shape, jigs, fixtures, gauges, equipment available
        Delivery dates

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