Degarmo's Materials And Processes In Manufacturing
13th Edition
ISBN: 9781119492825
Author: Black, J. Temple, Kohser, Ronald A., Author.
Publisher: Wiley,
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Chapter 10, Problem 1RQ
What are some of the advantages to the consumer of standardization and of interchangeable parts?
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Advantages to the consumer of standardization and of interchangeable parts.
Answer to Problem 1RQ
Advantages to the consumer of standardization and of interchangeable parts is listed below.
Explanation of Solution
Standardization is the technique in which number of different parts is reduced within the product. It aims on producing consistent products that meets the standard norms so that consumer is aware of the product.
Interchangeability means integration of any parts if a product fails. Interchangeable parts are the identical parts that are produced for replacement of any failed product part.
Some of the advantages to the consumer of standardization and of interchangeable parts is listed below.
- Mass- production of products in large volume
- High speed automated equipment
- Low cost per unit
- Integration of identical products if a product fails
Conclusion:
Thus, advantages to the consumer of standardization and of interchangeable parts is listed below.
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A datum when used in manufacturing is primarily used for?
Define the functional relationship to another feature on a part, or they have a functional relationship in an assembly. They are the origin from which many Geometric tolerances are measured.
Datums are used to describe how one part must fit or align to a mating part.
A datum should be placed on the smallest surface of the part to be sure that the mating part would fit.
Datums assure that parts will always fit together.
Question 2
1. What is a First Article Inspection and why it is needed? Explain briefly
(with the help of the following drawing)the steps that you take to prepare
FAI in terms of design, manufacturing, and inspection of any part
First Article Inspection Requirements
RAW MATERIAL
DRAWINGS,
STANDARDS,
SPEC SHEETS
SPECIAL
PROCESSING
REQUIREMENTS
TEST
SPECIFICATIONS
PROCEDURES
SPECIAL
PROCESSES
(ANODIZATION,
CLEANING ETC,).
RAW
CONVERSION
FUNCTIONAL
MATERIALS
PROCESSES
(MACHINING,
CASTING ETC.)
TESTING
(AL6061 T6,
301SST etc.)
CERTIFICATE OF
CONFORMANCE
TEST
CERTIFICATE OF
CONFORMANCE
DIMENSIONAL
MEASUREMENTS
RESULTS
MANUFACTURING
ENGINEERING
What process is used to verify that a manufactured part or hardware component conforms/follows the intent of the design and customer specification?
HINT: The answer is one word - not an acronym.
Chapter 10 Solutions
Degarmo's Materials And Processes In Manufacturing
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