Manufacturing Processes, Second Edition
which is done by certain manufacturing processes using certain materials. Moreovers, the primary duty of engineers is to make life-style of people more easy and comfortable, engineers do this by ‘making’ certain tools and things through certain manufacturing processes using certain material of desirable property.
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