Learn · Manufacturing Guidelines For Product Design
Lecture 14 of 40Unit-3
DFMA Guidelines
Prof. Inderdeep Singh · IIT Roorkee
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- Product Design : Basics
- Introduction of Manufacturing Processes
- Manufacturing Processes : Advantages and Limitations-I
- Manufacturing Processes : Advantages and Limitations-II
- Process Capabilities : Basics
- Engineering Materials
- Properties of materials
- Selection of materials-I
- Selection of materials-II
- Applications of Engineering Material
- Robust design
- Design for X
- Product Design for Manual Assembly
- DFMA Guidelines
- Ergonomics in Product Design
- Selection of processes - I
- Selection of processes - II
- Process Capabilities.
- Design Guidelines for Sand Casting
- Design Guidelines for Die Casting
- Product Design Guidelines : Compression Molding and Extrusion
- Design Guidelines for Extrusion and Injection Molding
- Design Guidelines for Sheet Metal Working
- Design Guidelines for Machining
- Design Guidelines for Powder Metal Processing
- Assembly Processes : Introduction
- Adhesive Joining : Guidelines
- Design Guidelines for Mechanical Fasteners
- Design Guidelines for Welding
- Design guidelines : Brazing and Soldering
- Induction Welding : Plastics
- Ultrasonic Welding : Plastics
- Vibration and Spin Welding : Plastics
- Microwave Joining
- Hole making : Guidelines
- Design for Environment
- Design for Environment: Steps
- Product Architecture
- Rapid Prototyping
- Product Design : Manufacturing Perspective