Elements of machine design Dexter S. Kimball , John H. Barr

Indice alfabético, al final del libro

Introductory. Definitions and fundamental principles of machine design

The energy and force problem. Consideration of machine as a means of modifying energy

Straining actions in machine elements, fundamental formule for strength and stiffness

Friction, lubrication, and efficiency

Constraining surfaces. Journals and bearings

Constraining surfaces continued. Thrist bearings

Axles, shafting, and couplings

Springs

Tubes, pipes, flues, and thin plates

Riveted fastenings

Screws and screw fastenings

Keys and cotters

Force and shronk fits

Toothed gearing, spur, bevel, and screw gears

Belt and rope transmission

Applications of friction. Friction wheels, friccion brakes, and clutches

Chains and chain transmission

Flywheels, pullets, and rotating disks

Machin frames and attachements

Balancing of machine parts