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... Along with conventional techniques, advancements in technology are constantly leading to new innovations in the manufacturing spectrum.
History of the evolution of this technology
The history of manufacturing metals dates back to the earliest signs of civilization. When the production of steel came about around 600-800 AD, the industry of manufacturing metals made a huge breakthrough around the world. ... Plus, businesses had more money to put into the production of advancements in metals. ... With the development of Ford Motor Company with the use of the assembly line and the boost in war production, the use of metals seemed unlimited. The Third Industrial Revolution, since 1950 to the present, includes lean production, just-in-time manufacturing, the computer revolution, and space exploration. ...
Forging is another early metal shaping process which is performed by shaping metals by deforming them with a hammer, press or rollers (Kuhn). ... All these listed methods have their place in manufacturing today and choosing the correct method is essential to a profitable industry. ... Simply meet the demands of the consumer while keeping an efficient and most profitable manufacturing process. ... Overall, casting is a effective and common process used today in the manufacturing industry.
Effects on the Environment
Every process used to produce metals today has one thing in common, the reliance on the natural resource called iron ore. ...
In conclusion, the manufacturing of metals is a major industry which has constantly improved over the years.
Approximate Word count = 1309
Approximate Pages = 5.2
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