Introduction to Manufacturing

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Introduction to Manufacturing
Written by Roland Williams
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GPS Standard

• ENGR-EET-5 Students will analyze the designed
  world of engineering, electronics, manufacturing,
  and energy systems.

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Critical Knowledge/Elements

• Examine Manufacturing

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Essential Question

• What are the basic processes used in
  manufacturing products?

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Word Wall
Manufacturing Separating Forming Combining Con
ditioning
Durable Goods   Non-Durable Goods   Manufacturing
Process   Push Production   Pull Production
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Whats up in Manufacturing?
The Manufacturing Process
Manufacturing involves mechanical processes that
change the form of materials through the
processes of separating, forming, combining, and
conditioning them.
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Separating

• Separating is the process by which part of a
  material is removed, usually through cutting.
• Cutting
• Shearing
• Sawing
• Drilling
• Grinding
• Shaping
• Turning
• Chemically, Magnetically and Filtering

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Forming

• Forming is the process of changing the shape of a
  material without cutting it.
• Casting
• Pressing
• Forging
• Extruding
• Blow Molding
• Vacuum Forming

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Combining

• Combining means putting one material together
  with others.
• Riveting
• Nailing
• Screwing
• Soldering
• Welding
• Gluing
• Electroplating

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Conditioning

• Conditioning changes the internal properties of
  materials.
• Magnetizing
• Heat-treating
• Hardening
• Tempering
• Annealing
• Mechanical conditioning
• Chemical conditioning

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Durable and Non-durable Manufactured Goods

• Durable Goods last a long time.
• Appliances
• Vehicles
• Non-durable Goods are designed to be consumed in
  a short period of time.
• Foods
• Paper

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Steps in Manufacturing a Product

• Designing a product
• Obtaining and preparing raw materials
• Processing the materials mechanically or
  chemically
• Assembling
• Testing
• Inspecting
• Packaging.

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Essential Question

• What are the basic processes used in
  manufacturing products?

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Conclusion

• The Assembly Line Challenge, Lesson 2