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Foundations of Mechanical Accuracy
By Pilar Wayne, R.
How to attain precision in manufacturing to millionths of an inch and control such accuracies by appropriate measuring techniques is described and illustrated in this new book, Its author, Wayne R. Moore, devoted seven years to its research and writing. Acclaimed by leaders in science and industry throughout the world, the book is an invaluable source of ideas and a reference book of lasting value for everyone concerned with precision measurement and machining to ultra-close tolerances.
Contained in its 353 pages are over 550 photographs and engineering drawings - most of them original. Much of the information in the book has never before appeared in print. The subject matter is based in large part on the "four arts" underlying the attainment of mechanical accuracy: geometry, standards of length, dividing the circle, and roundness. A fifth section covers the techniques and applications of the Universal Measuring Machine
Foundations of Mechanical Accuracy
By Pilar Wayne, R.
- Publisher: The MIT Press
- Number Of Pages:
- Publication Date: 1971-05-15
- ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0262130807
- ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780262130806
- Binding: Hardcover
How to attain precision in manufacturing to millionths of an inch and control such accuracies by appropriate measuring techniques is described and illustrated in this new book, Its author, Wayne R. Moore, devoted seven years to its research and writing. Acclaimed by leaders in science and industry throughout the world, the book is an invaluable source of ideas and a reference book of lasting value for everyone concerned with precision measurement and machining to ultra-close tolerances.
Contained in its 353 pages are over 550 photographs and engineering drawings - most of them original. Much of the information in the book has never before appeared in print. The subject matter is based in large part on the "four arts" underlying the attainment of mechanical accuracy: geometry, standards of length, dividing the circle, and roundness. A fifth section covers the techniques and applications of the Universal Measuring Machine
