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090 _advd TJ1191 .E44 2003
245 0 0 _aElectrical discharge machiningœh[videorecording] /
_cproducer/director, Ted Sidelko ; written by Paula Noaker
260 _a[Dearborn, Mich.] :
_bSociety of Manufacturing Engineers,
_c[2003?]
300 _a1 videodisc (23 min.) :
_bnsd., col. ;
_c12 cm.
500 _aOriginally produced in 1997
508 _aExecutive producer, Jerome T. Cook ; editor, James P. Slayden
520 1 _aElectrical discharge machining (edm) shapes metal by creating sparks that melt tiny portions of a workpiece. It is a diverse process that generates no cutting forces, allowing production of fragile parts that cannot take the stress of conventional machining. Examines the edm process and variables, components of an edm system, ram edm machines and operations, and wire edm machines and operations
538 _aDVD
650 0 _aElectric metal-cutting
650 0 _aMetal-cutting
650 0 _aMilling machinery
650 0 _aMilling (Metal-work)
650 0 _aManufacturing processes
650 0 _aInstructional videos
700 1 _aSidelko, Ted
700 1 _aNoaker, Paula
710 2 _aSociety of Manufacturing Engineers
830 0 _aFundamental manufacturing processes
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