Standards for Engineering Design and Manufacturing

[Sajid Ali Khan]

Dear Engineering Standards Fans.
I am sharing as a small gift, a nice book on Engineering Standards. Synopsis of the the Book is appended below.
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Standards for Engineering Design and Manufacturing
Pages: 544, Series: Dekker Mechanical Engineering
Published: 2005 by CRC Press -
Author(s): Wasim Ahmed Khan; Abdul Raouf, S.I., University of Management & Technology, Lahore, Pakistan
Features
• Provides concrete answers about standardization and how to integrate it into your daily work
• Uses a modular, self-contained approach to the concepts
• Examines the breadth of multidisciplinary engineering design and manufacture
• Surveys the major organizations that develop standards, uncovering key details for various fields of engineering
• Includes numerous chapter-long case studies for in-depth, practical knowledge
• Presents a general procedure for developing standards
• Permits access to a website featuring illustrations and other valuable information
Summary
Most books on standardization describe the impact of ISO and related organizations on many industries. While this is great for managing an organization, it leaves engineers asking questions such as “what are the effects of standards on my designs?” and “how can I use standardization to benefit my work?”

Standards for Engineering Design and Manufacturing provides hands-on knowledge for incorporating standards into the entire process from design bench to factory floor.

The book’s five self-contained sections consider the scope of design and manufacturing, standards for the design of discrete products, standards for the manufacture of discrete products, standards for the use of discrete products, as well as support standards. The authors survey in detail the major standards-setting organizations and outline the procedure for developing standards. They consider standards from the perspective of product, equipment, and end-user, using this as a platform to explain the economic benefits of standardization. Case studies in every section illustrate the concepts and offer practical insight for using standards in CAD/CAM, selection of components, process planning, human/machine interaction, and computer interfacing.
With its modular approach and practical wisdom based on the authors’ years of broad experience, Standards for Engineering Design and Manufacturing supplies the tools to incorporate standards into every stage of design and manufacturing.

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