Machine Design Handbook

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Mcgraw-hill, 2003 - Technology & Engineering - 1344 pages
THE FORMULAS AND DATA YOU NEED TO SOLVE EVEN THE MOST COMPLEX MACHINE DESIGN PROBLEMS!.

. Utilizing the latest standards and codes, "Machine Design Databook," Second Edition is the power tool engineers need to tackle the full range of machine design problems. Packed with valuable formulas, tables, charts, and graphs this unique handbook provides information in both SI and US Customary units--more data than any other similar reference available today! Selecting the appropriate formula and locating the necessary information has never been easier ... or faster!.

. With over 300 pages of additional material, "Machine Design Databook," Second Edition has new chapters on: .
* The Elements of Machine Tool Design.
* Applied Elasticity.
* Locking Machine Elements.
* Retaining Rings.

. TURN TO MACHINE DESIGN DATABOOK, Second Edition FOR: .
* The latest Codes and standards from ASME, AGMA, BIS, ISO, DIN, and more.
* Cutting-edge information on application of the latest analytic techniques in gear design.
* Charts on material properties.
* Calculations of friction, wear, and lubrication of sliding and contact bearings.
* Determination of axial load, torsion, and bending moment for shafts.
* The design of couplings, clutches, and brakes.
* Formulas (empirical, semi-empirical, and otherwise).
* The latest advances in tool design and composite materials.
* And much more!.

. On the drafting table, at the workstation, and in the shop, here is the one-stop solution to all of your machine design problems..

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Contents

Properties of Engineering Materials 1
1-1
Static Stresses in Machine Elements 2 1
2-1
Dynamic Stresses in Machine Elements 3 1
3-3
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Common terms and phrases

According to maximum allowable stress alloy angle Annealed ASME Boiler axial B. R. Narayana Iyengar Bangalore belt bending bolt coefficient of friction compressive Customary Metric Units cylinder d₁ deflection Design Data Handbook diam diameter of shaft dimensions elasticity Engineering equation F₁ fatigue FIGURE flange flat gasket GPa Mpsi Indian Standards joint journal bearing K₁ kgf/mm² kN lbf kpsi MPa kpsi length Lingaiah load M₁ Machine Design Data material maximum allowable metal minimum modulus moment of inertia MPa kpsi MPa Nominal normal stress Particular Formula pitch plate Pressure Vessel pulley radius ratio Refer to Fig Refer to Table rivets screw shear stress spring steel stress concentration stress-concentration factor Suma Publishers surface temperature Tensile strength tensile stress tension thickness thread tolerances torque torsion tubes Type USCS viscosity weld width yield strength πα

About the author (2003)

K. Lingaiah (Bangalore, India) was a professor in the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering at the University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering in Bangalore, India.

Bibliographic information

TitleMachine Design Handbook
Harvard Business School Career Guide Series
McGraw-Hill handbooks
McGraw-Hill handbooks: Mechanical engineering
McGraw-Hill's AccessEngineering
AuthorK. Lingaiah
Edition2, illustrated
PublisherMcgraw-hill, 2003
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized7 Dec 2007
ISBN0071367071, 9780071367073
Length1344 pages
Subjects ›  › 

Technology & Engineering / Industrial Design / General
Technology & Engineering / Machinery
Technology & Engineering / Mechanical
  
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