From Project to Production The Commonwealth and International Library: Social Administration, Training Economics, and Production Division

Content: Dedication , Page ii Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv LIST OF TABLES, PLATES AND ILLUSTRATIONS , Pages ix-xiv PREFACE , Pages xv-xvi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , Page xvii CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION , Pages 1-5,5a,5b,7-8 CHAPTER 2 - CONCEPTION OF DEVELOPMENT , Pages 9-42,42a CHAPTER 3 - RATIONALISATION OF PROJECT WORK , Pages 43-62,62a,63-73 CHAPTER 4 - ENGINEERING DESIGN , Pages 74-90,90a,91-92 CHAPTER 5 - INDUSTRIAL DESIGN , Pages 93-122 CHAPTER 6 - OPTIMUM DESIGN , Pages 123-146,146a,147-177 CHAPTER 7 - INVENTIONS, PATENTS AND DESIGN REGISTRATION , Pages 178-194 CHAPTER 8 - DESIGN REALISATION , Pages 195-206,206a,207-216 CHAPTER 9 - MATERIAL AND STRESS ANALYSIS , Pages 217-249 CHAPTER 10 - MODELS AND PROTOTYPE , Pages 250-261 CHAPTER 11 - LAUNCHING A PRODUCT , Pages 262-282 INDEX , Pages 283-295 From Project to Production provides a detailed account of project development in industrial engineering, with emphasis on the administrative procedure along which creative effort should be channeled. This book highlights the necessity for, and the use of, the industrial designer and points out where the machine element analysis and synthesis, circuit calculations, design, and drafting fit into the general industrial pattern. This book is comprised of 11 chapters and begins with an overview of the difficulties involved producing a satisfactory guide to design and development work, along with th