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Comparative Analysis of Modern and Traditional Production Techniques: Mechanical Engineering

Author Name : Shamnad Anchumuriyil Shamsudheen

ABSTRACT The evolution of production techniques in mechanical engineering has been marked by a shift from traditional methods, such as manual machining and casting, to modern techniques like additive manufacturing (AM) and computer numerical control (CNC) machining. This study provides a comprehensive comparison of these methods, focusing on efficiency, cost, sustainability, and precision. Through case studies from the automotive and aerospace industries, as well as experimental data, the research highlights the advantages and limitations of each approach. Modern techniques demonstrate superior precision, reduced material waste, and higher production speeds, but they often require significant initial investment and specialized skills. Traditional methods, while cost-effective for smallscale production, struggle to meet the demands of complex, high-volume manufacturing. The findings underscore the need for a balanced approach, leveraging the strengths of both modern and traditional techniques to optimize production processes.