Section: Material Requirements Planning-MRPFrom Lesson 2: Business Insights and CareersUnit 3: Fabrication ProcessesManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Material Requirements Planning-MRPFrom Lesson 2: Business Insights and CareersUnit 3: Fabrication ProcessesManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Material Requirements Planning-MRPFrom Lesson 2: Business Insights and CareersUnit 3: Fabrication ProcessesManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Material Requirements Planning-MRPFrom Lesson 2: Business Insights and CareersUnit 3: Fabrication ProcessesManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Material Requirements Planning-MRPFrom Lesson 2: Business Insights and CareersUnit 3: Fabrication ProcessesManufacturing Processes Course
Multiple files about manufacturing with copper.
This section provides information about the physical and chemical properties of nickel and its manufacturability.
This section provides information about the physical and chemical properties of stainless stell and its manufacturability.
This Materials Science and Technology Teachers Handbook was developed by Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Washington, under support from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Learning Outcomes:
Learn more about history of aluminium and aluminium Alloys
Learn about aluminium material structure and properties of aluminium, an important engineering material that is used in many ferrous and non-ferrous alloys for improved strength, toughness as well as other beneficial properties (fatigue, corrosion resistance, low temperature toughness etc.) that can be manufactured from aluminium
Learn about the commercial important alloys where aluminium is a key element
Learn about why and when aluminium should be considered as an engineering material for manufacturing purposes
Lastly, learn about the safety aspects of aluminium while processing and in usage.
Section: Multiple Manufacturing ProcessesFrom Lesson 3: Manufacturing ProcessesUnit 2: Manufacturing ProcessesManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Multiple Manufacturing ProcessesFrom Lesson 3: Manufacturing ProcessesUnit 2: Manufacturing ProcessesManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Multiple Manufacturing ProcessesFrom Lesson 3: Manufacturing ProcessesUnit 2: Manufacturing ProcessesManufacturing Processes Course
New trends in manufacturing include processes such as built-in quality, kaizen and kanban as part of the innovative concept of lean production conceived by Japanese automotive manufacturers. In this video these new manufacturing trends are demonstrated in the Honda Manufacturing Plant of Alabama. We learn how mass production is a “push” system and lean production is a “pull” system. Honda associates discuss processes similar to kanban and kaizen and how they improve efficiency, product quality, and result in a happier workforce.
A folder with multiple course-related files.
Polymer Processing I
-What is a polymer?
-Polymer Science
Section: Product Mix and Make or BuyFrom Lesson 2: Business Insights and CareersUnit 1: Material Properties and SelectionManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Quality ControlFrom Lesson 3: Measurement and QualityUnit 6: Measurement Instruments and Precision Measurement TechniquesManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Quality in IndustryFrom Lesson 2: Business Insights to QualityUnit 6: Measurement Instruments and Precision Measurement TechniquesManufacturing Processes Course
Section: Using Precision Measuring InstrumentsFrom Lesson 3: Measurement and QualityUnit 6: Measurement Instruments and Precision Measurement TechniquesManufacturing Processes Course