Assembly of Machines parts

The connection and attachment of parts, assemblies, and modules in a definite sequence to produce a finished machine. The characteristic feature of a module is that it can be assembled apart from the other elements of the final product. A combination of two or more parts in a module is called a assembly. There are primary, secondary, and higher order assemblies. The highest order assembly may be separated only into parts. The base element, whether a part or module, is that element from which assembly is begun.

Machine building uses both straight-line and modular assembly. Each element of the final product is indicated on the chart by a rectangle, separated into three segments. The designation of the element is given in the upper segment, its index number is in the lower left segment, and the total number of such elements in the finished product is given in the lower right segment. The index numbers of the elements correspond to the identification numbers of parts and modules in blueprints and specifications. Modular assembly permits the parallel assembly of modules and significantly reduces the time required for assembly.

An assembly flow chart shows the structure and sequence of assembly of a product and its modules. In preparing flow charts, the required control and auxiliary operations are established. The charts give an idea of the technological effectiveness of the product’s design from the standpoint of its assembly. The design determines the assembly methods used.

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