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* Casting & Molding: molten material poured or forced into a mold and cooled to solidify
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# '''Casting & Molding''': molten material poured or forced into a mold and cooled to solidify
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* Powders: particle consolidation  
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# '''Powders''': particle consolidation  
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* Deformation: plastic deformation to form shape, hot or cold, forging, rolling, extrusion
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# '''Deformation''': plastic deformation to form shape, hot or cold, forging, rolling, extrusion
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* Subtractive: material removed to make shape, machining, cutting
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# '''Subtractive''': material removed to make shape, machining, cutting
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* Heat Treatment: to alter mechanical properties or surface treatment
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# '''Heat Treatment''': to alter mechanical properties or surface treatment
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* Joining & Assembly: welding, riveting, adhesives, snap fits, fasteners
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# '''Joining & Assembly''': welding, riveting, adhesives, snap fits, fasteners

Revision as of 14:59, 3 September 2008

A list of some manufacturing methods for a variety of materials:

Contents

General Classification

  1. Casting & Molding: molten material poured or forced into a mold and cooled to solidify
  2. Powders: particle consolidation
  3. Deformation: plastic deformation to form shape, hot or cold, forging, rolling, extrusion
  4. Subtractive: material removed to make shape, machining, cutting
  5. Heat Treatment: to alter mechanical properties or surface treatment
  6. Joining & Assembly: welding, riveting, adhesives, snap fits, fasteners


By Material

Metals

Subtractive

Hot forming

Cold forming

Joining

Plastics

Thermoplastics

Thermosetting plastics

Rubbers

Glass

Woods

Ceramics

References

  • Kalpakjian, S. Manufacturing Processes for Engineering Materials, Addison Wesley Longman, Inc.
  • Dieter, G. and L. Schmidt Engineering Design Fourth Edition, McGraw Hill 2009.

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