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9th Edition: Pushing the Envelope Print E-mail
Nov 04, 1998 at 11:24 AM

Cliff Fields, Newark, CA, USA

ABSTRACT 

Process engineers have frequently overspecified systems and equipment. The driving philosophy is to go for the best possible. This is a highly expensive line to pursue and equipment manufacturers have responded with ever more complex and expensive manufacturing systems. The author proposes an alternative approach to the selection of equipment which should have positive advantages for the cost conscious production engineer.

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