Manufacturing Processes

–Raw materials to industrial materials

–Raw materials are renewable or exhaustible

• Secondary Processing

• Primary Processing

• Unique Processing

Create final products from primary processed material

• Secondary Processing

• Primary Processing

• Unique Processing

Steps of manufacturing process. Select ALL that apply.

• Input

• Output

• Process

• Feedback

Can be traced back to living organisms (or parts of living organisms) – Coal, petroleum, wood, and wool

• Organic

• Inorganic

• Engineering Materials

• Non-Engineering Materials

Nonliving ores and earth elements – Copper, gold, aluminum, glass, and cement

• Organic

• Inorganic

• Engineering Materials

• Non-Engineering Materials

Solid structure – Will hold their shape without outside support

• Organic

• Inorganic

• Engineering Materials

• Non-Engineering Materials

Gasses and liquids – Must have a container if they are to be contained or held in a particular shape

• Organic

• Inorganic

• Engineering Materials

• Non-Engineering Materials

a manufacturing process by which a molten material such as metal or plastic is introduced into a mold, allowed to solidify within the mold, and then ejected or broken out to make a fabricated part.

• Forming

• Joining

• Separating

• Casting and Molding

• Finishing

•Involves the removal of material. •Also referred to as the subtractive process. •Includes two types of processes

–Chip Forming

–Non-Chip Forming

• Forming

• Joining

• Separating

• Casting and Molding

• Finishing

•Also referred to as the additive process

•Materials added in layers to build a finished part

•Examples

–Welding

–Gluing

–Soldering

–Prototyping

• Forming

• Joining

• Separating

• Casting and Molding

• Finishing