This content is not included in
your SAE MOBILUS subscription, or you are not logged in.
Commonsense Engineering
Have you ever thought that the design, development and manufacturing process was overburdened with irrelevant procedures and at the same time missing important features? If so, Commonsense Engineering: Simple, Effective Practices for Engineering and Quality Control is the title you have been looking for!
It summarizes the 45 years of experience of the author, Gary Casey, PE, during which he has come to just those conclusions. According to Casey, what is missing is a good dose of common sense, and this book gives a number of examples of how to use common sense in the product development and manufacturing processes. It isn’t all inclusive, but instead is intended to spark the imagination of the reader so he/she, too, can apply common-sense principles to engineering, manufacturing and
quality processes in his or her own career.
Recommended Content
| Classroom Training | Critical Concepts of Tolerance Stacks ASME Y14.5 1994, 2009, 2018 – Foundational Level |
| Technical Paper | Durability by Design - An Overview |
| Technical Paper | Engineer in Product Planning |