The book introduces a thorough theoretical foundation and discussion of the historical development, and enabling technologies of digital manufacturing. It also covers a broad range of computer aided tools for a variety of applications including:
- geometric modelling;
- assembly modelling;
- motion simulation;
- finite element analysis;
- manufacturing process simulation;
- machining programming;
- product data management; and,
- product lifecycle management.
Practical Guide to Digital Manufacturing uses many real-world case studies to illustrate the discussed applications, making it easily readable for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as engineers with the needs of computer-aided design and manufacturing knowledge and skills.
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