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=100   #$$a Pritchard, R.T.
=245  1#$$a Workshop Processes : $b for mechanical engineering technicians /$c R.T. Pritchard
=250  ##$$a volume 1 dan 2
=260  ##$$a London :$b The English Universities Press,$c 1963
=300  ##$$a xv, 214 hlm. : $b ind., ill. ; $c 22 cm
=650  #4$$a workshop processes
=520  ##$$a Mechanical engineering workshops are places where students learn how to operate the processes involved in manufacturing and production. Some examples of workshop processes include:
Safe practices
Hand processes
Marking out
Sheet-metal operation
Standards, measurement, and gauging
Cutting tools and cutting fluids
Drilling
Turning
Surface grinding
Milling 
Some examples of engineering workshops include:
Machine shop, Fitting shop, Foundry, Smithy, Welding shop, and Carpentry.
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