| Machining Metal, Applications and Theory |
| Improved manufacturing productivity, over the last 50 years, has occurred in the area of machining through developments in the machining process, in machine tool technology and in manufacturing management. The subject of this book is the machining process itself, but placed in the wider context of manufacturing productivity. It is mainly concerned with how mechanical and materials engineering science can be applied to understand the process better and to support future improvements. |
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| Jigs and Fixtures Handbook, Second Edition |
| Covers clamping devices, welding fixtures, drilling jigs, milling fixtures, inspection devices, and more. Includes shop setup techniques and cost estimating. Discusses the basic principles of tool design |
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| Technical Shop Mathematics |
| This book concentrates on the rudimentary skills needed to study mathematics and solve practical problems encountered in technical fields. |
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| Heat Treatment of Metals |
| Modem engineering design is generally towards greater strength allied to lighter weight in the various materials used for constructional purposes. |
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| Fatigue Testing Gear Materials |
| Rolling element fatigue lives of nine alloys were evaluated in Rolling Contact (RC) rigs. Test conditions included a Hertzian stress at 4,826 MPa (700 ksi), a rolling speed of 6.23 m/sec (245 in/sec.). |
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| Case Hardening of Steel |
| The following descriptions and explanations were written mainly for the use of those actively engaged or interested in the commercial production of case-hardened objects. |
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| Jig and Fixture Design Treatise |
| Jig and Fixture Design; a treatise covering the principles of jig and fixture design, the important constructional details, and many different types of work-holding devices used in interchangeable
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