Design for assembly : principles and practice
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Design for assembly : principles and practice
McGraw-Hill, c1994
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 195-199) and index
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Description
Aimed at design engineers, this is a guide to design for assembly. It links the technologies of manual, dedicated and flexible assembly to the rules which have been formulated for them. After an introduction to the key methods and processes involved in design for assembly, the authors identify these rules in order of significance. The second part is concerned with the various design for assembly methodologies and their comparative effectiveness enabling the reader to choose a particular method to suit specific circumstances. Finally, the possibilities for introducing design for assembly at the conceptual stage are investigated.
Table of Contents
Introduction.Assembly Methods and Processes.Product Design Factors which are Independent of the Assembly.Product Design Factors Which Depend on the Assembly Process.Product Design Factors Which Depend on the Assembly Method.Design for Assembly Methodologies.The Hitachi Design Assembly Methods.The Lucas DFA Evaluation Method.Design for Assembly--Boothroyd/Dewhurst Methods.Alternative Product Design Concepts.
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