Modern manufacturing

Scott Smith; Robert E. Schafrik; Steven Y. Liang; Trevor D. Howes; John Webster; Ioan Marinescu; K. P. Rajurkar; W. M. Wang; Talyan Altan; Weiping Wang; Alan Ridilla; Matthew Buczek; Ira Pence; Toskiaki Yamaguchi; Yashitsuga Taketomi; Carl J. Kempf; John Fildes; Yoram Koren; M. Tomizuka; Kam Lau; David C. Anderson; Tien Chien Chang; Hank Grant; Tien I. Liu; J. M.A. Tanchoco; Andrew C. Lee; Su Hsia Yang; Takeo Nakagawa; H. E. Cook; Chris Wang; Roop L. Mahajan

Modern manufacturing

Scott Smith, Robert E. Schafrik, Steven Y. Liang, Trevor D. Howes, John Webster, Ioan Marinescu, K. P. Rajurkar, W. M. Wang, Talyan Altan, Weiping Wang, Alan Ridilla, Matthew Buczek, Ira Pence, Toskiaki Yamaguchi, Yashitsuga Taketomi, Carl J. Kempf, John Fildes, Yoram Koren, M. Tomizuka, Kam LauDavid C. Anderson, Tien Chien Chang, Hank Grant, Tien I. Liu, J. M.A. Tanchoco, Andrew C. Lee, Su Hsia Yang, Takeo Nakagawa, H. E. Cook, Chris Wang, Roop L. Mahajan

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It is interesting then to look at the title of this chapter and find the word “Modern,” meaning “involving recent techniques, methods, or ideas,” next to “Manufacturing,” one of the oldest known human endeavors. From the earliest arrows (created of wood, flint, feathers, and sinew) to aircraft (created of aluminum, titanium, steel, nickel, and their alloys, polymers, ceramics, composites, cloth, and many other materials), human minds have struggled to efficiently create products that meet the demands of consumers and improve the quality of life. Surely all of that effort must have long since explored and exhausted the entire spectrum of possible manufacturing techniques and processes. Nothing could be further from the truth! In fact, even though many manufacturing processes are thousands of years old, the pace of process improvement, and the pace of development of new manufacturing processes, continues to rapidly increase. Many examples of the latest developments and technologies of manufacturing are presented here.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The CRC Handbook of Mechanical Engineering, Second Edition
Publisher	CRC Press
Pages	13-1-13-153
ISBN (Electronic)	9781420041583
ISBN (Print)	9780849308666
State	Published - Jan 1 2004
Externally published	Yes

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Smith, S., Schafrik, R. E., Liang, S. Y., Howes, T. D., Webster, J., Marinescu, I., Rajurkar, K. P., Wang, W. M., Altan, T., Wang, W., Ridilla, A., Buczek, M., Pence, I., Yamaguchi, T., Taketomi, Y., Kempf, C. J., Fildes, J., Koren, Y., Tomizuka, M., ... Mahajan, R. L. (2004). Modern manufacturing. In The CRC Handbook of Mechanical Engineering, Second Edition (pp. 13-1-13-153). CRC Press.

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