Browsing CoA. Notes: Production and Industrial Administration (1963-1969) by Title

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  • Human factors specification for a machine tool scale reader 
    Easterby, R. S. (College of Aeronautics, 1964-05)
    The length measuring devices on many machine tools must usually cover a large range while maintaining high accuracy for small incremental movements. Many machines use the operator as part of the measuring system, where ...
  • The improvement of micro-electronic component production operations by the application of cranfield developed precision engineering techniques 
    McRobb, R. M. (College of Aeronautics, 1969-10)
    From an examination of the Cranfield Universal Measuring Machine certain features were selected. These features were linked together with some of the manufacturing and assembly operations used to make dual-in-line ...
  • Incremental control 
    Watson, A. L.; McQue, D. W. (College of Aeronautics, 1969-06)
    This Note describes the control of a centre lathe using stepping motors and a small computer. The mechanical conversion is low cost and the system described is readily adaptable to the simultaneous control of a group ...
  • Investigation into the possibility of applying lubrication theory to the selection of optimum clearance fits for plain hydrodynamically lubricated bearings 
    Loxham, J. (College of Aeronautics, 1964-02)
    BS1916 limits and fits for engineering is based on ISA bulletin 25 which was first issued in 1921 and designed for use with the metric system. It provides a wide range of tolerances for holes and shafts from which it is ...
  • Position transducers for numerically controlled machine tools 
    Charnley, C. J. (College of Aeronautics, 1964-12)
    The paper covers the basic text book theory of all forms of position transducer used on commercial numerically controlled machine tools. Some attempt is made to categorise and indicate the scope and usage of these devices. ...
  • Sampling techniques and their application to managerial problems 
    Wiltshire, H. C. (College of Aeronautics, 1968-10)
    In future managers will depend more on numerical information in making decisions, and this information will be more readily available with the extension of the use of computers. Some of the decisions made by management ...
  • Studies of four aspects of business in Europe 
    Cranfield Management Development Programme No. 4. (College of Aeronautics, 1966-07)
    Preface The Cranfield Management Development Programme is an intensive ten week course for middle management aged 28 - 38. The courses which are held twice yearly started in 1964; the fourth of these, MDP 4, was held ...
  • Studies of four aspects of business in Europe 
    Cranfield Management Development Programme No. 5. (College of Aeronautics, 1967-03)
    Preface The Cranfield Management Development Programme is an intensive ten week course for middle management aged 28 - 38. The courses which are held twice yearly started in 1964; the fifth of these, MDP 5, was held ...
  • Studies of selected aspects of business in Europe 
    Cranfield Management Development Programme no. 7. (College of Aeronautics, 1968-01)
    Preface The Cranfield Management Development Programme is an intensive ten week course for middle management aged 28 - 45. The courses which are held twice yearly started in 1964; the seventh of these, M.D.P.7, was held ...
  • Studies of two aspects of business in Europe 
    Cranfield Management Development Programme no. 3. (College of Aeronautics, 1965-12)
    The Cranfield Management Development Programme is an intensive ten week course for middle management aged 28 - 38. The courses which are held twice yearly started in 1964; the third of these MDP III was held from October ...
  • Thrust and stiffness nomograms for hydrostatic bearing calculations 
    Cooke, P.; Scarr, A. J. (College of Aeronautics, 1966-08)
    The application of hydrostatic lubrication to slideways is now becoming common practice in the machine tool industry. The theoretical basis for determining design parameters for hydrostatic lubrication is well established ...

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