Assembly: Physics of Manufacturing

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Explains the use of composite curves in defining energy conversion systems and optimizing efficiency in industrial processes.

Explores the optimal dispatch of power generation units and the economics of power systems in deregulated environments.

Explores energy system optimization, including heat, cost, and CO2 emissions.

Examines the economic aspects of pollution abatement and the implications of optimal emission reduction strategies.

Covers approximation algorithms for optimization problems, LP relaxation, and randomized rounding techniques.

Introduces assembly techniques, covering joining technology, welding processes, joint functionality, and classification of joints.

Covers demand analysis, focusing on willingness to pay, elasticity, and consumer behavior in response to price changes.

Covers brainstorming options for smart operation changes, heat recovery, and PV panel performance.

Covers the analysis of functions, composition, and mathematical induction.

Covers the transition to circular economy and sustainable value chains in manufacturing.