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Manufacturing Engineering: A Partner in Advanced Design
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The multiplicity of advancements in the aerospace sciences and manufacturing technologies have brought both promises and problems. Successful integration of this knowledge is clearly reflected in the product profit.
The successful development and introduction of new products is not a matter of “luck” but rather enlightened, comprehensive, step-by-step planning accomplished in cooperation with the product designer early in the product phase. The promise of continued acceleration of new scientific knowledge and development, of new technologies will require manufacturing engineers with vision, courage, the ability to plan, and the desire to learn.
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Glassburner, L., "Manufacturing Engineering: A Partner in Advanced Design," SAE Technical Paper 660324, 1966, https://doi.org/10.4271/660324.Also In
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