"This cross-disciplinary book transcends departmental, institutional, industrial, public, and research organizations and goes beyond global barriers to cover the integration of research, education, and manufacturing in advanced materials processing and, characterization including CAD-CAM, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), and Smart Manufacturing. Advances in Manufacturing Technology: Computational Materials Processing and Characterization focuses on the design of experiment-based computational models, whichinvolves finite element analysis along with an ergonomic-based design of tooling for both conventional and nonconventional manuscript processes. It discusses research work and recent developments in the field of production manufacturing of any mechanicalsystem. Case studies and solved numerical solutions are included at the end of each chapter for easy reading comprehension. The book is helpful to those working on new developments in the field of product manufacturing. It also acts as a first-hand source of information for academic scholars and commercial manufacturers as they make strategic manufacturing development plans"--
This book transcends departmental, institutional, industrial, public, and research organizations and goes beyond global barriers to cover the integration of research, education, and manufacturing in advanced materials processing and, characterization including CAD-CAM, Finite Element Analysis (FEA), and Smart Manufacturing.
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SECTION I Computational Material Processing |
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Chapter 1 On Dimensional Accuracy Modeling of Hot Chamber Die Casting |
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Chapter 2 Thermomechanical Properties and Surface Morphology of MMT-Neoprene Nanocomposites |
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Chapter 3 An Overview of Friction Stir Welding Tools |
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Chapter 4 Ultrafast Laser for Processing of Materials: An Industry Perspective |
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SECTION II Material Characterization |
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Chapter 5 Finite-Element Study of Influence of Build Orientation of Lattice Structures on Mechanical Properties |
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Chapter 6 Surface Protection and Restoration of Mild Steel under Coating Technology: Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing |
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Chapter 7 Experimental Investigation and Optimization of EDM Parameters During Machining of Al/B4C/Gr MMC |
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Chapter 8 Rheological Performance of Coconut Oil-based Mono- and Bi-dispersed Magnetorheological Finishing Fluid (MRFF) |
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Chapter 9 Enhancing Different Weld Attributes of Ultrasonically Welded Al/Ni Joints for Battery Electric Vehicles |
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Chapter 10 Optimization by Grey Relational Analysis of AWJM Parameters on Machining Titanium Alloy |
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Chapter 11 Electrochemical Machining of Cu Substrate with Cu Tool: A Case Study |
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SECTION III Smart Manufacturing |
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Chapter 12 A Survey on Existing Facilities and Infrastructure in Small-Scale Machining Industries: Dimensions and Future Prospects |
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Chapter 13 An Overview of Current Market Conditions of Electric Vehicles |
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Chapter 14 Power Loss Optimization in a Flat Belt Drive |
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Chapter 15 Comparative Analysis of OFET for Low-Power Flexible Electronic Devices Manufacturing |
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Chapter 16 A 360° Industry Process Optimization Using Industry 4.0 Technologies |
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Chapter 17 Emulation of Industrial Automation Using Programmable Logic Controller |
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Chapter 18 A Review of Machine Learning Applications in Materials Science |
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Chapter 19 RCM Implementation in Electric Power Generation Unit |
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Chapter 20 MODWT-based Novel Health Indicator for Incipient Gear Fault Diagnosis |
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Rupinder Singh received his Ph.D degree in Mechanical Engineering in 2006 from T.I.E.T Patiala, Masters of Technology (Production Engineering) in 2001 and Bachelors of Technology (Production Engineering) in 1999 from Punjab Tech. University. He is Chartered Engineer by Institution of Engineers (India) and AICTE Young Teacher Awardee, DST Young Scientist Awardee, UGC Research Awardee. Currently, he is Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Institute of Technical Teachers Training and Research, Chandigarh (India). He has more than 20 years of teaching and research experience in Production and Industrial Engineering, with special emphasis in additive manufacturing, non conventional machining and casting. He has guided 22 Ph.D. and 102 Masters students as well as coordinated 19 financed research projects. He has received several scientific awards. He has worked as evaluator of projects for International research agencies as well as examiner of Ph.D. thesis for many Indian universities. He is the Guest Editor for several International journals, books Editor, and Advisor for many international conferences. In addition, he has also published as author (and co-author) more than 20 monographs, 85 book chapters and 550 articles in journals and conferences (more than 300 articles in journals indexed in SCI (SCOPUS h-index:36+/5387+ citations).
Sukhdeep Singh Dhami is working as Professor of Mechanical Engineering department in National Institute of Technical Teachers Training , Chandigarh, India. He has more than 25 years of experience in the area of automation, mechatronics and application of AI based tools in the domain of mechanical engineering. He has supervised numerous PhD and Masters level candidates in the field of manufacturing, automation and condition monitoring. He has published numerous research papers in reputed journals and presented his research work in International Conferences in USA, Australia, Japan and China. He is also coordinating funded research projects.
B. S. Pabla is working as Professor of Mechanical Engineering department in National Institute of Technical Teachers Training , Chandigarh, India. He has more nearly 35 years of experience in industry, teaching and research. His areas of interest are Manufacturing Technology, Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems and Engineering Optimization. He is also Principal Investigator for a large number of sponsored research projects. He has guided a number of PhD and Masters level students and published research papers in reputed international journals and conferences.
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