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This is the first book in the history of engineering science to comprehensively address the analytical and experimental methods available for the development of tolerances. This indicates, on one hand, an unfortunate legacy of neglecting a very important engineering topic. On the other hand, it provides an opportunity for engineering practitioners, students, and educators to fill a void in their skill sets.
Clyde M Creveling has contributed to Tolerance Design: A Handbook for Developing Optimal Specifications as an author.
Clyde "Skip" Creveling is the president and founder of Product Development Systems & Solutions Inc. (PDSS) (http: //www.pdssinc.com). Since PDSS' founding in 2002, Mr. Creveling has led Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) initiatives at Motorola, Carrier Corporation, StorageTek, Cummins Engine, BD, Mine Safety Appliances, Callaway Golf, and a major pharmaceutical company. Prior to founding PDSS, Mr. Creveling was an independent consultant, DFSS Product Manager, and DFSS Project Manager with Sigma Breakthrough Technologies Inc. (SBTI). During his tenure at SBTI he served as the DFSS Project Man
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