#engineering
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Humans have used paint, from cave paintings to rocket drawings, to communicate stories, events, and beliefs. Engineering drawings are the pinnacle of a breed that evolved from our dedication to building things.
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A Process Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (PFMEA) is a systematic approach to identifying and assessing potential failures in a process. It is used to prevent losses from occurring and to minimize their impact when they do occur.
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Effective communication can be difficult due to the various factors involved in the process. Technical communication is even more critical because the absence of crucial details can put the entire product or batch at risk. Creating self-explanatory work instructions can offer reassurance to designers and enhance the security of technicians.
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Value Stream Mapping (VSM) is a lean manufacturing technique that helps businesses visualize, analyze, and improve their processes. It is an essential tool in the aviation manufacturing industry where optimizing operations, reducing costs, and improving safety is paramount.
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GD&T is based on a set of rules and symbols that are used to define the geometry and allowable variation of a part or assembly. The system is based on three main principles: form, orientation, and location. These principles define the shape, size, position, and orientation of features on a part or assembly.
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Augmented (AR) reality, a gamers well known area, is a technology that allows digital content to be overlaid in the real world. AR enhances product design, assembly, and maintenance in the manufacturing industry.
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Learn the difference between grinding, honing, lapping, and polishing. Each of these processes possesses unique characteristics and applications.
Andres Bellot 