The contents are accurately writing in such a way that they are simplified in a manner that will be easy for non-technical audiences to understand. The contents are detailed summarized in the manner in which the learning objectives necessary for each manufacturing process are fully covered The book provides a concise overview of each area of the manufacturing process. Reviewed by Kehinde Ikuomenisan, Instructor/Program Coordinator - CAD, and Engineering Technology, North Shore Community College on 6/6/21 Good use of photography to help communicate and enhance content. Yes each section/chapter works as a stand-alone instruction. The descriptions are clear but often missing context missing the overall purpose and best practices for the processes. Missing many technological improvements that have been made available to these machining/manufacturing methods. The contents are accurate but the title is misleading. Furthermore, this book is instructional intended for someone who works in a shop or is intending to, not for students who simple what to learn about how certain designs or components/parts can be manufactured. Modern manufacturing methods include thermoplastic injection molding, sheet metal stamping, profile extrusion, 3D printing, casting and forging, etc., none of which are mentioned.

This book is about machining processes and fabrication, which are components of manufacturing but incomplete if you are looking for a more comprehensive overview. Reviewed by David Klein, Professor, Metropolitan State University of Denver on 3/1/23

Journalism, Media Studies & Communications +.15: A Design for Disassembly Approach to Analyze and Manage End-of-Life Options for Industrial Products in the Early Design Phase.14: Composite Fiber Recovery: Integration into a Design for Recycling Approach.13: The Ecodesign of Complex Electromechanical Systems: Prioritizing and Balancing Performance Fields, Contributors and Solutions.12: Proposal for an Architectural Solution for Economic and Environmental Global Eco-Cost Assessment: Model Combination Analysis.11: Life Cycle Engineering Framework for Technology and Manufacturing Processes Evaluation.10: Integrated Framework for Life Cycle-Oriented Evaluation of Product and Process Technologies: Conceptual Design and Case Study.9: Manufacturing with Minimal Energy Consumption: A Product Perspective.8: Selecting Manufacturing Process Chains in the Early Stage of the Product Engineering Process with Focus on Energy Consumption.7: Life Cycle Based Evaluation and Interpretation of Technology Chains in Manufacturing.6: Material Flow Cost Accounting: A Tool for Designing Economically and Ecologically Sustainable Production Processes.5: Aircraft Industrialization Process: A Systematic and Holistic Approach to Ensuring Integrated Management of the Engineering Process.4: On the Influence of Material Selection Decisions on Second Order Cost Factors.2: Consideration of Legacy Structures Enabling a Double Helix Development of Production Systems and Products.1: Product Architecture Decision Under Lifecycle Uncertainty Consideration: A Case Study in Providing Real-time Support to Automotive Battery System Architecture Design.

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