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Jigs And Fixtures Design Manual


Price GBP 350.95

ISBN 9781839361784

Author Yuette Frye

Year 2019

Publisher APLS Publishing Co.

Subject Engineering & Technology

Sub Subjects Manufacturing Technology

Binding Hardcover

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"The book Jigs and Fixtures Design Manual includes the pitfalls to be avoided while locating castings and forgings, particularly, problems posed by flash or uneven material distribution at parting lines/planes. This edition also comprises construction details of large jigs, light materials for reducing jig weight and special knurled bushes used for enhancing interference with the softer housing. Another unique addition is the receiver gauges for checking the centrality of keyways in shafts and housings.

The focus of this edition is on Numerically Controlled (NC)/Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) machines and different practical problems faced by professionals in design shops. Usage of NC and CNC machines can save substantial amount of time and money in manufacture of tooling. It details the salient features and requisites of jigs and fixtures for usage on NC and CNC machines. It also cites the modifications necessary for usage of conventional jigs and fixtures on these machines. "

Yuette Frye pursued her Engineering Degree in Mechanical Engineering and her Master’s of Science in Automotive Engineering from Technological University, Ivangorod. Her current researches include preliminary analysis and fixture planning, fixture design procedure, design of locating components, chip problems design of fixture bodies and universal and automatic fixtures. She is a visiting professor in many leading universities and teaches courses on mechanical engineering. Frye has been presented the "Distinguished Contributions to Lifelong Learning" award for her outstanding teaching service and the impact she has made. She has also been an invited speaker at various international conferences.

Preface IX
1. Introduction 1
Definition, purpose and advantages 2
Application 5
Type of jigs 7
Type of fixtures 11
Design principles of jig and fixture: 16
2. Preliminary Analysis and Fixture Planning 21
Introduction 21
The initial design concept 22
Blue prints and specifications 28
Industrial laser cutting 30
Drilling jigs: 31
Chips 34
3. The Fixture Design Procedure 39
Introduction 39
Steps in the fixture design process 39
Locating and degree of freedom 40
Using the clamping elements 41
Providing support 42
Cutter guidance 42
Steels,not specified 43
Aluminium and magnesium 46
Castings 48
Sintered carbides 50
Plastics 50
Other non metallic metals 51
4. Locating Principles 54
Introduction 54
Locating principles, flat surfaces 54
Nesting 64
The 3-2-1 principles 68
The 4-2-1 principles error possibilities 69
5. Preparation of Locating 72
Introduction 72
Locating unmachined surfaces 72
Castings 73
Filling 73
Forgings 75
Weldments 78
6. Design of Locating Components 84
Introduction 84
Pins 84
General requirements 86
Forms of location 87
Analyzing machining forces 90
7. Loading and Unloading 93
Introduction 93
Symmetry considerations 93
Foolproofing 95
Removal problems 95
Burred Parts 96
Ejectors 96
Loading of large and heavy parts 97
Receivers, sliding or rotating 97
8. Chip Problems 100
Introduction 100
Types of chips 100
Burr formation 103
Chip removal 103
Thermal changes in shape of the workpiece 103
Shields and seals 104
9. Centralizers 108
Introduction 108
Definition 108
Advantages 110
Centralizers and locators 110
Classifications 113
Centering by v block 114
10. Clamping Elements 117
Introduction 117
Classification 118
Selecting clamp size and force 125
The mechanics of wedges 127
The mechanics of screws 127
Spiral cams 129
Mechanics of toggle clamps 129
Eccentric cams 131
Jackscrew 131
Clamping manderel mounted work 132
Angular clamp 132
Swnging leaves 133
The use of adapters 134
Mechanical chucks 134
Electrostatic chucks 134
Vacuum clamping 135
11. Equalizers 142
Introduction 142
Graphic equalizers 143
Parametric equalizers 144
Linear-phase equalizers 145
Dynamic equalizers 145
The floating principle 146
Double movement clamps 146
Multiple clamping 146
Hydraulic equilizers 147
Plastic fillings 151
12. Supporting Elements 156
Introduction 156
Screw type supports 156
Support types 158
Reactions 158
Roller supports 158
Pinned supports 159
Pinned connections 159
Fixed supports 160
Fixed connections 160
Simple supports 160
13. Cutter Guides 163
Introduction 163
Definitions and principal types 163
Essentials of milling fixtures: 170
14. Drill Bushings 174
Introduction 174
Definitions 174
Types 174
Standard bushings 175
Mounting of bushings –press bushings 175
Installation of bushings –renewable bushings 176
Drils with attached bushings 180
Empirical formulas for design of bushings 180
Materials for bushings 182
15. Design of Fixture Bodies 188
Drawings 188
Design consideration in fixtures 188
U – lug design: 190
T – slots and keys: 190
Drill jigs 190
Fixture clamping 193
Fixture clamps 193
Concentric fixture clamps 194
Alingement 194
Key advantages and features 194
Dowel pin applications 196
Assembly screws 197
Built up fixtures 198
Experimental design 198
Results and analysis 199
Signal-to-noise ratio graph of surface roughness 200
Developing a welding fixture 202
16. Design Studies I-Milling Fixtures 212
Introduction 212
Ypical milling fixture 213
Contour and profile milling fixture 214
Fixture for n/c milling 227
17. Design Studies II Miscellaneous Fixtures 230
Introduction 230
Lathe fixture in general 230
Chuck fixtures 231
Face plate fixture 232
Boring fixtures 233
Angle plate fixture 233
Automotive grinding fixtures 234
Broaching fixtures 235
Fixture for internal broaching 236
Aircraft tooling 238
18. Universal and Automatic Fixtures 246
Introduction 246
Definition of universal 247
Universal drill jigs 247
Universal fixtures 249
Automatic fixtures 251
Fixture for transfer machines and n/c machine tools 252
19. Economics 262
Introduction 262
Estimate of profit 262
Estimation of fixture cost 263
Bibliography 266
Index 268