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Science and TechnologyThalakkottukara,ThrissurKerala  \nPHl LearningPrivate Limited  \nNew Delhi-110001  \n2010  \nMECHANICAL WORKSHOP PRACTICE,Second Edition  \nK.C.John  \n◎2010 by PHI Learning Private Limited,New Delhi.All rights reserved.No part of this bookmay be reproduced in any form,by mimeograph or any other means,without permissionin writing from the publisher.  \nISBN-978-81-203-4166-1  \nThe export rights of this book are vested solely with the publisher.  \nSecond Printing(Second Edition)……September,2010  \nPublished by Asoke K.Ghosh,PHI Learning Private Limited,M-97,Connaught Circus,  \nNew Delhi-110001 and Printed by Rajkamal Electric Press,Plot No.2,Phase IV,HSIDC,  \nKundli-131028,Sonepat,Haryana.  \nContents  \nPreface …………………………………………………………………………………………………ix  \nModule A:Introduction to Workshop Practice  \n1.WORKSHOP PROCESSES…………………………………………………………3-34  \n1.2 Primary Shaping Processes 4  \n1.2.1 Metal Casting 4  \n1.2.2 Rolling 5  \n1.2.3 Forging  \n1.2.4 Extrusion  \n1.2.5 Metal Drawing  \n1.2.6 Powder Metallurgy  \n1.2.7 Oxy-Gas Cutting9  \n1.2.9 Sheet Metal Work11  \n1.2.10 Metal Spinning 11  \n1.3 Secondary Shaping Processes11  \n1.4 Joining Processes 14  \n1.4.1 Welding 15  \n1.4.2 Brazing and Soldering17  \n1.4.3 Screwing 18  \n1.4.4 Riveting 19  \n1.4.5 Shrink Fitting 20  \n1.4.6 Adhesive bonding 20  \n1.5 Surface Finishing Processes21  \n1.6 Processes Changing the Material Properties 21  \n1.6.1 Heat Treatment of Ferrous Metals 22  \n1.6.2 Heat Treatment of Nonferrous Metals 24  \n1.6.3 Cold Working of Metals25  \n1.6.4 Hot Working of Metals 25  \n1.6.5 Shot Peening 26  \n1.7 Materials for Workshop Practice26  \n1.7.1 Classification of Engineering Materials 27Exercises 32  \n2.WORKSHOP PRACTICE AND RECORD WRITING……………………35-41  \n2.1 Workshop Processes for Practice 35  \n2.2 Safety Measures 36  \n2.3 Preparing for the Workshop Practice38  \n2.4 Writing of the Work Record 38  \n2.4.1 Writing of Work Record for a Study 38  \n2.4.2 Writing of Work Record for a Practice 39  \n2.5 Writing of the Fair Record 40Exercises 41  \nModule B:Hand Working Processes  \n3.FITTING…………  ………   …………………………………45-75  \n3.1 Introduction to Bench Work and Fitting 45  \n3.2 Work Holding Devices 47  \n3.2.1 Work Bench 47  \n3.2.2 Bench Vice 47  \n3.2.3 Hand Vice 48  \n3.2.4 V-block with Clamp 48  \n49  \n3.3 Cutting Tools  \n3.3.1 Files 49  \n3.3.2 Hack Saw 51  \n3.3.3 Chisels 52  \n3.3.4 Hammers 53  \n3.3.5 Scrapers 54  \n3.3.6 Drills and Reamers 54  \n3.3.7 Taps and Dies 56  \n3.4 Measuring and Marking Tools 57  \n3.4.1 Surface Plate 57  \n3.4.2 Engineer's Try Square57  \n3.4.3 Scribers 58  \n3.4.4 Punches 58  \n3.4.5 Steel Rule 59  \n3.4.6 Vernier Caliper 59  \n3.4.7 Outside and Inside Calipers60  \n3.4.8 Dividers 61  \n3.4.9 Combination Set 61  \n3.4.10 Micrometer 62  \n3.4.11 Vernier Height Gauge 62  \n3.4.12 Miscellaneous Gauges 63  \n3.5 Tools for Assembling 63  \n3.5.1 Spanners 63  \n3.5.2 Pliers 64  \n3.5.3 Screw Drivers 64  \n3.5.4 Allen 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