Types of Processes

Types of Processes

1. Forming Processes

   • The purpose of forming a material is to give it a shape determined, following a series of specific techniques. This process allows to reshape a part without Need to add or remove material in metallurgy. The manufacturers can do it thanks to various methods

2. Finishing Process

   • Finishing is a manufacturing process with which obtains the appropriate surface for the application of a product; However, it is not limited to the aesthetic question, since that you also get specifications that have to view the dimensions of the object ...

3. Deformation Process

   • Metal deformation is a process in which due to the applied forces, the shape and/or size of the part metal changes. For it to take place, the applied force must suppose a greater effort than the resistance of cedencia Original metal. And in this way a deformation occurs at the same time

4. Material Bonding Process

   • Metal joining techniques are the processes controlled used to fuse metals. These Operations allow metals to join to build pieces of different geometries and shapes., There are multiple techniques of Mechanical joints that can be divided into two large Blocks
     • There are the techniques of rigid bonding, such as welds or rivets, which allow fusing metals with A great resistance and shape permanent.
     • Mobile metal joints that offer the possibility of Join metal parts for to encourage some movements or prevent others.

5. Material Removal

   • Material removal processes are classified as traditional or chip-forming and non-traditional or No shavings. In all traditional processes for removal of material, the three basic elements are the piece of work, cutting tool, and machine tool
     • The basic functions of the machine tool are: to provide the movements Relative between the cutter and the workpiece in the form of speeds and progress; maintain the relative positions of the cutter and workpiece, so that the resulting material removal produces the shape Required. By varying the positions and movements between the workpiece and the cutting tool, you can perform more than one operation on the machine tool.

6. Finishing Process

   • Finishing is a manufacturing process with which obtains the appropriate surface for the application of a product; However, it is not limited to the aesthetic question, since that you also get specifications that have to view the dimensions of the object

7. tuning process

   • The tuning process consists of the following steps: Setting up the parameters to prepare for the first tuning flights Initial tuning flight to obtain a stable, but not necessarily optimized, tune. Evaluation of the initial stable tuning.

8. Heat Treatment Process

   • Most heat treatment processes consist of heating metal parts in a furnace under a controlled gaseous atmosphere, in phases, following different temperature cycles (heating, high temperature maintenance for variable times and controlled cooling).

9. Coating Process

   • Coating is a finishing process that deposits metal on a conductive surface to achieve decorative properties, strengthening, weldability, wear resistance, strengthening, friction reduction, adhesion and other diverse properties.

10. Solidification Process

    • Solidification is the process of physical change by which matter passes from liquid state to solid state, by varying the pressure to which it is subjected. In the latter it is distinguished from freezing, which supposes the same result on liquid matter, but from the decrease of its temperature below its freezing point. This difference is rather technical and in non-academic or scientific fields both terms are usually used interchangeably.