Mechanical Design Engineering Handbook, Third Edition discusses the mechanical engineering skills that are essential to power generation, production, and transportation. Machine elements such as bearings, shafts, gears, belts, chains, clutches and belts represent fundamental building blocks for a wide range of technology applications. The aim of this handbook is to present an overview of the design process and to introduce the technology and selection of specific machine elements that are fundamental to a wide range of mechanical engineering design applications.
This book includes detailed worked examples for the design and application of machine elements and over 600 images, with line drawings complemented by solid model illustrations to aid understanding of the machine elements and assemblies concerned. The context for engineering and mechanical design is introduced in the first chapter, which also presents a blended design process, incorporating principles from systematic and holistic design, as well as practical project management.
1. 7.1 Introduction to shaft design - p. 249 2. 7.2 Shaft-hub connection - p. 256 3. 7.3 Shaft–shaft connection—Couplings - p. 258 4. 7.4 Critical speeds and shaft deflection - p. 258 5. 7.5 Analysis of transmission shafting - p. 276 6. 7.6 Detailed design case study - p. 299 7. 7.7 Cam and follower design - p. 310 8. 7.8 Conclusions - p. 315 9. References - p. 315 10. Books and papers - p. 315 11. Standards - p. 317 12. Web sites - p. 317 13. At the time of going to press, the world-wide-web contained useful information relating to this chapter at the following sites. - p. 317 14. Chapter 8 Gears - p. 319 15. Chapter 9 Spur and helical gear stressing - p. 377 16. Chapter 10 Bevel gears - p. 419 17. Chapter 11 Worm gears - p. 455 18. Chapter 12 Belt and chain drives - p. 475 19. Abstract - p. 475 20. 12.1 Introduction - p. 475 21. 12.2 Belt drives - p. 480 22. 12.3 Chain drives - p. 518 23. 12.4 Conclusions - p. 536 24. References - p. 536 25. Books and papers - p. 536 26. Standards - p. 537 27. Web sites - p. 537 28. At the time of going to press the world-wide-web contained useful information relating to this chapter at the following sites. - p. 537 29. Chapter 13 Clutches and brakes - p. 539 30. Chapter 14 Seals - p. 595 31. Abstract - p. 595 32. 14.1 Introduction - p. 595 33. 14.2 Static seals - p. 599 34. 14.3 Dynamic seals - p. 610 35. 14.4 Labyrinth seals - p. 613 36. 14.5 Brush seals - p. 646 37. 14.6 Axial and bush seals - p. 647 38. 14.7 Seals for reciprocating components - p. 649 39. 14.8 Conclusions - p. 653 40. References - p. 653 41. Books and papers - p. 653 42. Standards - p. 657 43. Web sites - p. 658 44. At the time of going to press the world-wide-web contained useful information relating to this chapter at the following sites. - p. 658 45. Chapter 15 Springs - p. 659 46. Chapter 16 Fastening and power screws - p. 705 47. Chapter 17 Wire rope - p. 763 48. Chapter 18 Pneumatics and hydraulics - p. 779 49. Chapter 19 Tolerancing and precision engineering - p. 803 50. Index - p. 851
Mechanical Design Engineering Handbook, Third Edition discusses the mechanical engineering skills that are essential to power generation, production, and transportation. Machine elements such as bearings, shafts, gears, belts, chains, clutches and belts represent fundamental building blocks for a wide range of technology applications. The aim of this handbook is to present an overview of the design process and to introduce the technology and selection of specific machine elements that are fundamental to a wide range of mechanical engineering design applications.
This book includes detailed worked examples for the design and application of machine elements and over 600 images, with line drawings complemented by solid model illustrations to aid understanding of the machine elements and assemblies concerned. The context for engineering and mechanical design is introduced in the first chapter, which also presents a blended design process, incorporating principles from systematic and holistic design, as well as practical project management.
1. 7.1 Introduction to shaft design - p. 249 2. 7.2 Shaft-hub connection - p. 256 3. 7.3 Shaft–shaft connection—Couplings - p. 258 4. 7.4 Critical speeds and shaft deflection - p. 258 5. 7.5 Analysis of transmission shafting - p. 276 6. 7.6 Detailed design case study - p. 299 7. 7.7 Cam and follower design - p. 310 8. 7.8 Conclusions - p. 315 9. References - p. 315 10. Books and papers - p. 315 11. Standards - p. 317 12. Web sites - p. 317 13. At the time of going to press, the world-wide-web contained useful information relating to this chapter at the following sites. - p. 317 14. Chapter 8 Gears - p. 319 15. Chapter 9 Spur and helical gear stressing - p. 377 16. Chapter 10 Bevel gears - p. 419 17. Chapter 11 Worm gears - p. 455 18. Chapter 12 Belt and chain drives - p. 475 19. Abstract - p. 475 20. 12.1 Introduction - p. 475 21. 12.2 Belt drives - p. 480 22. 12.3 Chain drives - p. 518 23. 12.4 Conclusions - p. 536 24. References - p. 536 25. Books and papers - p. 536 26. Standards - p. 537 27. Web sites - p. 537 28. At the time of going to press the world-wide-web contained useful information relating to this chapter at the following sites. - p. 537 29. Chapter 13 Clutches and brakes - p. 539 30. Chapter 14 Seals - p. 595 31. Abstract - p. 595 32. 14.1 Introduction - p. 595 33. 14.2 Static seals - p. 599 34. 14.3 Dynamic seals - p. 610 35. 14.4 Labyrinth seals - p. 613 36. 14.5 Brush seals - p. 646 37. 14.6 Axial and bush seals - p. 647 38. 14.7 Seals for reciprocating components - p. 649 39. 14.8 Conclusions - p. 653 40. References - p. 653 41. Books and papers - p. 653 42. Standards - p. 657 43. Web sites - p. 658 44. At the time of going to press the world-wide-web contained useful information relating to this chapter at the following sites. - p. 658 45. Chapter 15 Springs - p. 659 46. Chapter 16 Fastening and power screws - p. 705 47. Chapter 17 Wire rope - p. 763 48. Chapter 18 Pneumatics and hydraulics - p. 779 49. Chapter 19 Tolerancing and precision engineering - p. 803 50. Index - p. 851
