Manufacturing Processes, Second Edition
major manufacturing processes such as Metal Forming & Casting and Machining & Welding. The last Unit-IV covers misc. and left-over but relevant topics. The details of topics are given in the syllabus and on the content pages. The book is intended for engineers of any specialization to present an overview of manufacturing
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