Mechanical Design Engineering Handbook, Second Edition, is a straight-talking and forward-thinking reference covering the design, specification, selection, use and integration of the machine elements that are fundamental to a wide range of engineering applications. This updated edition includes new material on tolerancing, alternative approaches to design, and robotics, as well as references to the latest ISO and US engineering regulations. Sections cover bearings, shafts, gears, seals, belts and chains, clutches and brakes, springs, fasteners, pneumatics and hydraulics, amongst other core mechanical elements. This practical handbook is an ideal shelf reference for those working in mechanical design across a variety of industries.
In addition, it is also a valuable learning resource for advanced students undertaking engineering design modules and projects as part of broader mechanical, aerospace, automotive and manufacturing programs.
1. 3.1 Introduction - p. 76 2. 3.2 Creative process - p. 77 3. 3.3 Brainstorming - p. 81 4. 3.4 Creative problem solving - p. 94 5. 3.5 SCAMPER - p. 99 6. 3.6 Create process - p. 101 7. 3.7 Morphological analysis - p. 102 8. 3.8 Standard solutions - p. 107 9. 3.9 Boundary shifting - p. 137 10. 3.10 The creativity and innovation engine - p. 137 11. 3.11 Conclusions - p. 141 12. 4: Machine elements - p. 144 13. 5: Journal bearings - p. 165 14. Abstract - p. 167 15. 5.1 Introduction - p. 167 16. 5.2 Sliding bearings - p. 171 17. 5.3 Design of boundary-lubricated bearings - p. 176 18. 5.4 Design of full film hydrodynamic bearings - p. 179 19. 5.5 Conclusions - p. 227 20. 6: Rolling element bearings - p. 230 21. Abstract - p. 231 22. 6.1 Introduction - p. 231 23. 6.2 Bearing life and selection - p. 234 24. 6.3 Bearing installation - p. 282 25. 6.4 Radial location - p. 285 26. 6.5 Preload - p. 286 27. 6.6 Conclusions - p. 292 28. 7: Shafts - p. 294 29. Abstract - p. 295 30. 7.1 Introduction to shaft design - p. 295 31. 7.2 Shaft-hub connection - p. 303 32. 7.3 Shaft-shaft connection—couplings - p. 306 33. 7.4 Critical speeds and shaft deflection - p. 309 34. 7.5 Analysis of transmission shafting - p. 326 35. 7.6 Detailed design case study - p. 362 36. 7.7 Conclusions - p. 373 37. 8: Gears - p. 375 38. 9: Spur and helical gear stressing - p. 434 39. 10: Bevel gears - p. 474 40. 11: Worm gears - p. 511 41. 12: Belt and chain drives - p. 531 42. Abstract - p. 533 43. 12.1 Introduction - p. 533 44. 12.2 Belt drives - p. 537 45. 12.3 Chain drives - p. 578 46. 12.4 Conclusions - p. 595 47. 13: Clutches and brakes - p. 597 48. 14: Seals - p. 655 49. 15: Springs - p. 717 50. 16: Fastening and power screws - p. 771 51. 17: Wire rope - p. 832 52. 18: Pneumatics and hydraulics - p. 847 53. 19: Tolerancing and precision engineering - p. 874 54. 20: Mechanisms - p. 918 55. Index - p. 951
Mechanical Design Engineering Handbook, Second Edition, is a straight-talking and forward-thinking reference covering the design, specification, selection, use and integration of the machine elements that are fundamental to a wide range of engineering applications. This updated edition includes new material on tolerancing, alternative approaches to design, and robotics, as well as references to the latest ISO and US engineering regulations. Sections cover bearings, shafts, gears, seals, belts and chains, clutches and brakes, springs, fasteners, pneumatics and hydraulics, amongst other core mechanical elements. This practical handbook is an ideal shelf reference for those working in mechanical design across a variety of industries.
In addition, it is also a valuable learning resource for advanced students undertaking engineering design modules and projects as part of broader mechanical, aerospace, automotive and manufacturing programs.
1. 3.1 Introduction - p. 76 2. 3.2 Creative process - p. 77 3. 3.3 Brainstorming - p. 81 4. 3.4 Creative problem solving - p. 94 5. 3.5 SCAMPER - p. 99 6. 3.6 Create process - p. 101 7. 3.7 Morphological analysis - p. 102 8. 3.8 Standard solutions - p. 107 9. 3.9 Boundary shifting - p. 137 10. 3.10 The creativity and innovation engine - p. 137 11. 3.11 Conclusions - p. 141 12. 4: Machine elements - p. 144 13. 5: Journal bearings - p. 165 14. Abstract - p. 167 15. 5.1 Introduction - p. 167 16. 5.2 Sliding bearings - p. 171 17. 5.3 Design of boundary-lubricated bearings - p. 176 18. 5.4 Design of full film hydrodynamic bearings - p. 179 19. 5.5 Conclusions - p. 227 20. 6: Rolling element bearings - p. 230 21. Abstract - p. 231 22. 6.1 Introduction - p. 231 23. 6.2 Bearing life and selection - p. 234 24. 6.3 Bearing installation - p. 282 25. 6.4 Radial location - p. 285 26. 6.5 Preload - p. 286 27. 6.6 Conclusions - p. 292 28. 7: Shafts - p. 294 29. Abstract - p. 295 30. 7.1 Introduction to shaft design - p. 295 31. 7.2 Shaft-hub connection - p. 303 32. 7.3 Shaft-shaft connection—couplings - p. 306 33. 7.4 Critical speeds and shaft deflection - p. 309 34. 7.5 Analysis of transmission shafting - p. 326 35. 7.6 Detailed design case study - p. 362 36. 7.7 Conclusions - p. 373 37. 8: Gears - p. 375 38. 9: Spur and helical gear stressing - p. 434 39. 10: Bevel gears - p. 474 40. 11: Worm gears - p. 511 41. 12: Belt and chain drives - p. 531 42. Abstract - p. 533 43. 12.1 Introduction - p. 533 44. 12.2 Belt drives - p. 537 45. 12.3 Chain drives - p. 578 46. 12.4 Conclusions - p. 595 47. 13: Clutches and brakes - p. 597 48. 14: Seals - p. 655 49. 15: Springs - p. 717 50. 16: Fastening and power screws - p. 771 51. 17: Wire rope - p. 832 52. 18: Pneumatics and hydraulics - p. 847 53. 19: Tolerancing and precision engineering - p. 874 54. 20: Mechanisms - p. 918 55. Index - p. 951
