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By
Roger Timings, Technical author, formerly at Henley College, Coventry, UK. One of the UK's leading authors of textbooks on manufacturing and engineering.
Description
Engineering Fundamentals is designed to meet the latest course requirements, and brings together the essential material from Roger Timings'
previous engineering texts: Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering, Fundamentals of Engineering, Basic Engineering Technology and General
Engineering.
A highly readable text is supported by numerous illustrations, learning objectives and exercises at the end of each chapter,
making Engineering Fundamentals a complete student-focused course that is ideal for classroom, workshop and independent study.
Audience
Vocational (pre-degree) students: college courses and apprenticeship schemes.
UK course match: Performing Engineering Operations NVQs (Level 2); other City & Guilds courses at L2/3.
Contents
Preface; General health and safety; Establishing effective working relationships; Handling engineering information; Engineering materials
and heat treatment; Engineering drawing; Measuring; Marking out; Basic bench fitting; Drilling techniques and drilling machines; Centre
lathe and turning techniques; Milling machines and milling techniques; Grinding machines and processes; Index
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Paperback, 414 pages, publication date: JUL-2002
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-5609-2
ISBN-10: 0-7506-5609-3
Imprint: NEWNES
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