Mechanical Design Handbook, Second Edition

McGraw-Hill authors represent the leading experts in their fields and are dedicated to improving the lives, careers, and interests of readers worldwide Thomas Hunter Brown, Jr., PhD, PE, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, North Carolina State Universtiy currently manages both the FE Review Program and the Civil Engineering PE Review Programs at ITRE, among other course development and teaching duties. Dr. Brown also teaches review classes for the Mechanical Engineering PE Review Program offered by the Industrial Extension Service of the College of Engineering at North Carolina State University. His area of specialty is Stress Analysis and Machine Design.

Part 1: Mechanical Design FundamentalsChapter 1: Classical MechanicsChapter 2: Mechanics of MaterialsChapter 3: Kinematics of MechanismsChapter 4: Mechanical VibrationsChapter 5: Static and Fatigue DesignChapter 6: Properties of Engineering MaterialsChapter 7: Friction, Lubrication, and WearPart 2: Mechanical Systems AnalysisChapter 8: System DynamicsChapter 9: Continuous Time Control SystemsChapter 10: Digital Control SystemsChapter 11: Optical SystemsChapter 12: Machine SystemsChapter 13: System ReliabilityPart 3: Mechanical Subsystem ComponentsChapter 14: Cam MechanismsChapter 15: Rolling-Element BearingsChapter 16: Power ScrewsChapter 17: Friction ClutchesChapter 18: Friction BrakesChapter 19: BeltsChapter 20: ChainsChapter 21: GearingChapter 22: SpringsAppendix A: Analytical Methods for EngineersAppendix B: Numerical Methods for EngineersIndex