Manufacturing Process Design Principles
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What is the primary objective of reducing idle time in machine design?

  • To minimize the weight of the machine
  • To increase the speed of the machining process
  • To reduce the cost of manufacturing
  • To enable easy clamping and unloading (correct)
  • What is the main reason for designing locating and supporting surfaces to be replaceable and standardized?

  • To increase the accuracy of the machining process
  • To reduce the weight of the machine
  • To reduce the cost of maintenance
  • To enable interchangeable manufacture (correct)
  • Why is it essential to harden the locating and supporting surfaces of a machine?

  • To increase the speed of the machining process
  • To retain accuracy and prevent wear and tear (correct)
  • To reduce the weight of the machine
  • To reduce the cost of manufacturing
  • What is the purpose of incorporating pins and other devices in machine design?

    <p>To prevent incorrect placement of the component or cutting tool</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the key consideration for the economic soundness of a machine design?

    <p>The cost of design and manufacture should be in proportion to the quantity and price of the product</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is it essential to ensure easy manipulation of a machine?

    <p>To minimize the fatigue of the workman</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary consideration for the initial location of a workpiece?

    <p>The workpiece should be located on exactly 3 points in any plane</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why should clamping occur directly above the points supporting the workpiece?

    <p>To avoid distortion and springing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Reduction of Idle Time

    • Enable easy clamping and unloading to minimize idle time

    Cleanliness of Machining Process

    • Design should minimize time wasted in cleaning scarfs, burrs, chips, etc.

    Replaceable Parts and Standardization

    • Locating and supporting surfaces should be replaceable and standardized for interchangeable manufacture

    Provision for Coolant

    • Design should allow for cooling of the tool and washing away of swarfs and chips

    Hardened Surfaces

    • Locating and supporting surfaces should be hardened materials to prevent wear and retain accuracy

    Inserts and Pads

    • Inserts and pads should be riveted to clamps to prevent damage to finished workpiece surfaces

    Fool-Proofing

    • Incorporate pins and devices to prevent incorrect placement of components or fitting of cutting tools

    Economic Soundness

    • Equipment design and manufacture should be economically viable, proportional to production quantity and price

    Easy Manipulation

    • Equipment should be lightweight and easy to handle to prevent worker fatigue and provided with adequate lift aids

    Initial Location

    • Ensure workpiece is located on no more than 3 points in a plane to prevent rocking and spring loading

    Position of Clamps

    • Clamping should occur directly above points supporting the workpiece to prevent distortion and springing

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    This quiz covers the fundamental principles of designing manufacturing processes, including minimizing idle time, maintaining cleanliness, and standardizing replaceable parts.

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