Production Technology

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he book discusses traditional and non-traditional machining methods. For each method, it provides the theory, describes the equipment available, explains the process and gives a large amount of practical data. The traditional metal cutting processes covered are turning, boring, planning, slotting, shaping, drilling, reaming, deep-hole drilling, trepanning, milling practice, broaching, grinding processes, gear cutting practice, thread production, honing, lapping, super finishing and burnishing. The non-traditional processes include EDM, ECM, CHM, USM, AJM, LBM, EBM, PAM and IBM. Over a hundred of the latest ISI and ISO standards related to the processes discussed are included.

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HMT Limited was set up in 1953 in collaboration with the Oerlikon Machine Tool Works of Switzerland to produce precision centre lathes of Swiss design. From the modest beginning of a single product and a single factory, HMT has frown over the years into a giant organization consisting of several factories spread all over India, producing the world’s widest range of machine tools ranging from simple general purpose machine tools to highly sophisticated computer numerically controlled machining centres. Table of Contents 1. Theory of metal cutting 2. Cutting tool materials 3. Machinability aspects in machining 4. Turning, boring, planing and shaping 5. Drilling and reaming 6. Deep-hole drilling and trepanning 7. Milling practice 8. Broaching 9. Grinding process 10. Gear-cutting practice 11. Thread production 12. Honing, lapping, superfinishing and burnishing 13. Cutting fluids 14. Non-traditional machining 15. Tool standards