Here is the list of manufacturing processes I have developed so far for personal use, can you please give me any advice whether I have missed any, or if it shouldnt be there?:

 

List of manufacturing processes for Plastics:

-Compression Moulding

-Transfer Moulding

-Injection Moulding

-Blow Moulding

-Calendering

-Surface Coating

-Extrusion

-Casting

-Rotational Moulding

-Thermoforming

 

List of manufacturing processes for Ceramics:

-Extrusion

-Forming powders by pressing

-Throwing processes

-Slip casting

-Glazing

-Hand blowing of glass

-Shell moulding

 

List of manufacturing processes for Metals:

-Smith and hammer forging

-Drop forging

-Impact forging

-Press forging

-Roll forging

-Expendable mould casting

-Powder metallurgy

-Rolling(cold rolling, hot rolling)

-Extrusion

-Wire and bar drawing

-Bending

-Drawing

-Shearing

-Stamping

-Turning

-Drilling

-Milling

-Shaping

-Planing

-Broaching

-Sawing

-Reaming

-Chip formation

-Grinding

-Honing

-Lapping

-Welding

-Brazing

-Soldering

-Adhesive bonding

-Mechanical Assembly

-Burnishing

-Roller Burnishing

-Casting

-Die Casting

-Sand Casting

-Plaster Casting

 

List of manufacturing processes for Composites:

-Pultrusion

-Resin transfer moulding

-Vacuum assisted resin transfer moulding

-Open moulding process: Hand layup

-Laminate materials

-Compression moulding

-Filament Winding

-Prepregging

-Wet filament winding

-Automated tape placement

-Resin Formulation

You forgot for metal:

 

Thixotropic casting (SSM), Evaporative Polystrene (Lost Foam), and Investment (Lost Wax) casting.

 

I don't know how many processes you want in detail but there are alot more in some regards such as:

 

Heat Treatment (metal)

T4,T6, Normalizing, etc

Air cooled, Quenched, etc

 

Grain Refrainment.

 

Casting:

 

Sand Casting

Perment mold

LP/HP

Gravity

More....

 

Well thats all I remember for now.

 

I'll think up some more, I should know all of them because of my field but, tired today and I am still jus a student in a sense.

Vapor Deposition?

Hi.

Sintering, coating, magnetizing, demagnetizing, anodizing, tempering, annealing, painting, stripping, cutting, punching, stamping, cleaning, lubricating, packing, gluing, labeling, engraving, burning, freezing, heating, cooling, drying, wetting, humidifying, compressing, expanding, oxidizing, tarnishing, dyeing, vulcanizing, deburring, polishing, filing, grinding, sanding, tumbling, hammering, bolting, nailing, crimping, screwing, insulating, measuring, calibrating, irradiating, there have to be dozens more... Hope helps somewhat.

Miguel