Machining & CNC Technology 0-07-825090-0 © 2004 896 pages Product Description Features Table of Contents Ancillaries Request a Sample

Product Description

Machining & CNC Technology is an introductory machine tools course assuming no previous machining instruction. Students will learn good machining principles and CNC operations that all machine tools now have as standard equipment. The content of this text fits any equipment and supports any career plan.

CNC Technology is for students involved with machine tools who want advanced training in CNC only. The contents of this text are the same as that integrated into Machining & CNC Technology.

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Features:

• Full-color
• Text fully integrates Computer Numerical Control (CNC).
• Covers the most current skills of the machining industry, including emerging topics: Statistical Process Control (SPC), Computer Coordinate Measuring Machines (CCMM), and modern cutter tooling.
• NEW! Instructor Productivity CD-ROM includes Instruction Plans in Microsoft Word®, PowerPoint® slides for each Part and Section, and ExamView Pro® Test Generator.
• NEW! Student Tutorial CD-ROM provides students PowerPoint® slides and a self-grading test for each Unit of the text.
  
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  Table of Contents:
  
  PART 1: MANUFACTURING SIMPLIFIED
  
  
  Section 1 – Professionalism in Manufacturing
  Unit 1 Dressing for Success
  Unit 2 Handling Materials in a Machine Shop
  Unit 3 Using Shop Supplies
  Unit 4 Maintaining Equipment in the Work Environment
  Section 2 – Math Skills Review
  Unit 1 Understanding Precision
  Unit 2 Self Evaluation
  Unit 3 Solutions to Problems
  Section 3 – Reading Technical Drawings
  Unit 1 The Orthographic Projection System
  Unit 2 The Alphabet of Lines
  Unit 3 Putting it Together – Challenge Problems
  Section 4 – Introduction to Geometrics
  Unit 1 What is Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing?
  Unit 2 Datums – The Basis for Exactness
  Unit 3 Geometric Controls
  Section 5 – Before and After Machining
  Unit 1 Using Work Orders – Learning Job Planning
  Unit 2 Getting the Material Ready to Machine – Material Identification
  Unit 3 Sawing Material
  Unit 4 Part Finishing
  Unit 5 Part Marking and Hammers
  Unit 6 Secondary Offload Operations and Assembly
  Section 6 – Tolerances, Accuracy, and Five Basic Tools
  Unit 1 Dimensions and Tolerances
  Unit 2 Controlling Accuracy
  Unit 3 The Five Basic Measuring Tools
  Section 7 – Single-Purpose Measuring Tools, Gages & Surface Roughness
  Unit 1 Inside and Depth Micrometers
  Unit 2 Set-up, Use and Care of Precision Gage Blocks
  Unit 3 Gage Measuring
  Unit 4 Measuring Angles
  Unit 5 Measuring Surface Roughness
  Section 8 – Layout Skills
  Unit 1 The Purpose of Layout
  Unit 2 Layout Tools, Planning and Practice
  
  PART 2: MACHINING FUNDAMENTALS
  
  
  Section 9 – Cutting Tool Geometry
  Unit 1 Four Universal Cutting Tool Features
  Unit 2 The Physics and Forces of Chip Formation
  Unit 3 Taking Control
  Section 10 – Drilling Operations and Machines
  Unit 1 Basic Drilling Tools
  Unit 2 Setting Up Standard Drill Presses
  Unit 3 Speeds and Feeds
  Unit 4 Per Print and Secondary Operations
  Unit 5 Sharpening Drill Bits
  Section 11 – Turning Operations
  Unit 1 Basic Lathe Operations
  Unit 2 How the Lathe Works
  Unit 3 Work Holding Methods
  Unit 4 Turning Tool Basics Unit 5 Lathe Safety
  Unit 6 Setting Up and Operating a Lathe
  Unit 7 Threading on a Lathe
  Unit 8 Measuring Threads
  Section 12 – Mills and Milling Operations
  Unit 1 What Can a Milling Machine Do?
  Unit 2 How Does a Mill Work?
  Unit 3 Setting Up the Cutter
  Unit 4 Setting Up the Machine
  Unit 5 Working Your Setup
  Section 13 – Precision Grinding Operations and Machines
  Unit 1 Grinding Wheel Basics
  Unit 2 Surface Grinding Machines
  Unit 3 Safety
  Unit 4 The Primary Setup
  Unit 5 Other Grinding Machines and Processes
  Section 14 – Technical Screw Threads
  Unit 1 Review
  Unit 2 Technical Thread Functions
  Unit 3 Using Machinery’s Handbook
  Unit 4 Custom Lathe Setups
  Section 15 – Metallurgy for Machinists
  Unit 1 Steels’ Alloys
  Unit 2 Heat Treating Steels
  Unit 3 Superficial Hardening
  Unit 4 Aluminum
  Unit 5 Measuring Hardness
  Unit 6 Metal Properties
  Section 16 – Job Planning
  Unit 1 Planning By Steps
  
  
  PART 3: CNC MANUFACTURING
  
  
  Section 17 – Coordinates, Axes and Machine Motions
  Unit 1 Axes of Motion and Position
  Unit 2 Coordinate Systems
  Section 18 – CNC in Manufacturing
  Unit 1 CNC Drives
  Unit 2 CNC Machines in Industry
  Section 19 – CNC Controls
  Unit 1 Using the CRT, Key Pad and Soft Keys
  Unit 2 Other Controls and Screens
  Section 20 – Operating a CNC
  Unit 1 Reading the CNC Setup Document
  Unit 2 Controller Alarms
  Unit 3 Operator Actions
  Unit 4 Monitoring and Compensating
  Section 21 – CNC Program Planning
  Unit 1 Main Choices
  Unit 2 PRZ, Cutter and Holding Tools
  Unit 3 Event Sequences and Getting it all Together
  Section 22 – Programming Level 1
  Unit 1 Input Languages
  Unit 2 Program Organization
  Unit 3 Writing Cutter Centerline Programs
  Unit 4 Writing Arc Commands
  Unit 5 Writing Tool Compensated Programs
  Section 23 – Programming Level 2
  Unit 1 Fixed Cycles
  Unit 2 Using Loops Subroutines
  Unit 3 Special CNC Capabilities
  Section 24 –Setup of a CNC
  Unit 1 Coordinating the Setup
  Unit 2 Tool Compensation Offsets
  Unit 3 Program Tryout
  Unit 4 Overall CNC Self-Evaluation of Learning
  Section 25 – CAM Programming
  Unit 1 Part Geometry and Program Template
  Unit 2 Program Planning and Sequencing
  Unit 3 Using Modern Surfaces
  
  PART 4: A LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE
  
  
  Section 26 – Processes Today and Into the Future
  Unit 1 Three Non-Chip Making Processes
  Unit 2 Modern Cutter Tooling and Capabilities
  Section 27 – Statistical Process Control for Machinists
  Unit 1 What is SPC?
  Unit 2 Histograms and Real Time Control
  Section 28 – Computer Coordinate Measuring Machines
  Unit 1 The CMM Axis Management
  Unit 2 Setting up a CMM
  
  APPENDICES
  I The Drill Gage Print
  II Decimal Equivalent Chart
  III Drill RPM Chart
  IV Cutting Speeds for Metals
  V EIA/ISO RS 217D Coded Machine Program Language
  
  
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  Ancillaries:
  

  Machining & CNC Technology
  
  

  Student Edition Student Edition with Student Tutorial CD-ROM Activities Manual Instructor Manual Instructor Productivity CD-ROM

  0-07-825090-0 0-07-829860-1 0-07-825091-9 0-07-825092-7 0-07-825094-3

  CNC Technology
  
  

  Student Edition Student Edition with Student Tutorial CD-ROM Activities Manual Instructor Manual Instructor Productivity CD-ROM

  0-07-825095-1 0-07-829861-X 0-07-825096-X 0-07-825097-8 0-07-825099-4

   

  
  

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