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9780878919802

The Handbook of Mechanical Engineering

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  • ISBN13:

    9780878919802

  • ISBN10:

    0878919805

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-10-01
  • Publisher: Research & Education Assn
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Summary

Provides a comprehensive and concise handbook on mechanical engineering, reviewing the important facts and concepts in one reference source. Provides quick access to the important facts and formulas, principles, theorems, and equations in mechanical engineering.

Table of Contents

MECHANICS
SECTION A
Introduction
1(2)
Fundamental Concepts
1(1)
Systems of Units
2(1)
Numerical Accuracy
2(1)
Vectors
3(10)
Scalars and Vectors
3(1)
Vector Addition
4(1)
Scalar Product
5(2)
Vector Product
7(1)
Mixed Triple Product
8(1)
Vector Functions
9(1)
Unit Vector
10(1)
Transformation Matrix
11(2)
Forces on a Particle
13(6)
Newton's Laws
13(1)
Vector Representation
14(1)
Free-Body Diagram
15(1)
Rectangular Components
16(2)
Equilibrium of a Particle
18(1)
Equivalent Systems of Particles
19(11)
Rigid Bodies
19(1)
Principle of Transmissibility
19(1)
Moment of a Force About a Point
20(2)
Varignon's Theorem
22(1)
Moments About a Given Axis
22(2)
Moment of a Couple
24(1)
Addition of Couples
24(1)
Resolution of Forces Into a Force and a Couple
25(1)
Reduction of Forces
26(4)
Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies
30(6)
Introduction
30(1)
Reactions at Supports and Connections
31(2)
Equilibrium Conditions
33(2)
Special Cases in Equilibrium
35(1)
Centroids and Center of Gravity
36(8)
Center of Gravity
36(1)
Centroids
37(1)
Composite Bodies
38(2)
Centroids by Integration
40(2)
Theorems of Pappus-Guldinus
42(1)
Distributed Loads on Beams
43(1)
Analysis of Structures
44(5)
Introduction
44(1)
Method of Joints
45(1)
Special Loading Conditions
45(1)
Space Trusses
46(1)
Method of Sections
47(1)
Multiforce Structures
47(1)
Analysis of a Frame
48(1)
Machines
48(1)
Beams and Cables
49(7)
Types of Loading and Supports
49(1)
Shear and Bending Moments
50(1)
Analytical Relationships
51(1)
Cables---Concentrated Loads
52(1)
Cables---Distributed Loads
53(2)
Parabolic Cables
55(1)
Friction
56(8)
Dry Friction
56(1)
Angles of Friction
57(1)
Wedges
58(1)
Square-Threaded Screws
59(1)
Axle Friction
60(1)
Disk Friction
61(1)
Rolling Resistance
62(1)
Belt Friction
63(1)
Moment of Inertia
64(14)
Integration Method
64(2)
Polar Moment of Inertia
66(1)
Radius of Gyration
67(1)
Perpendicular-Axis Theorem
67(1)
Parallel-Axis Theorem
68(1)
Composite Areas and Bodies
69(1)
Product of Inertia
70(2)
Principal Axes and Inertias
72(2)
Mohr's Circle
74(2)
Thin Plates
76(2)
Method of Virtual Work
78(7)
Work of a Force
78(1)
Principle of Virtual Work
79(1)
Mechanical Efficiency
80(1)
Finite Displacements
80(2)
Potential Energy
82(1)
Stability
83(2)
Kinematics of Particles
85(15)
Basic Definitions
85(2)
Motion of a Particle
87(2)
Uniform Motion
89(1)
Relative Motion
89(1)
Graphical Solutions
90(3)
Tangential and Normal Components
93(2)
Radial and Transverse Components
95(4)
Angular Velocity
99(1)
Kinetics of Particles
100(18)
Linear Momentum
100(1)
Equations of Motion
101(1)
Dynamic Equilibrium
101(1)
Velocity-Dependent Force
102(3)
Angular Momentum
105(1)
Central Force Fields
106(2)
Space Mechanics
108(4)
Kepler's Laws
112(1)
Inverse-Square Repulsive Fields
113(2)
Nearly Circular Orbits
115(3)
Energy and Momentum Methods - Particles
118(29)
Work of a Force
118(2)
Work-Energy Principle
120(1)
Power and Efficiency
121(1)
Conservative Forces
122(1)
Potential Energy
123(2)
Gravitational Potential
125(2)
Conservation of Energy
127(2)
Application to Space Mechanics
129(3)
Impulse and Momentum
132(1)
Impulse Motion
133(1)
Impact
134(5)
Methods of Solution
139(1)
Motion of a Projectile
140(3)
Motion of a Charged Particle
143(2)
Constrained Motion of a Particle
145(2)
Systems of Particles
147(10)
Systems of Forces
147(1)
Linear and Angular Momentum
147(1)
Motion of the Mass Center
148(1)
Angular Momentum About the Mass Center
149(2)
Conservation of Momentum
151(1)
Kinetic Energy
151(1)
Conservation of Energy
152(1)
Impulse and Momentum
152(1)
Continuous System
153(2)
Variable Mass Systems
155(2)
Kinematics of Rigid Bodies
157(13)
Introduction
157(1)
Translation
157(1)
Rotation
158(3)
Absolute and Relative Velocity
161(1)
Instantaneous Center of Rotation
162(2)
Absolute and Relative Acceleration
164(1)
Inertial Forces
165(1)
Non-Inertial References System
165(4)
Motion About a Fixed Point
169(1)
Plane Motion of Rigid Bodies
170(11)
Introduction
170(1)
Center of Mass
170(3)
Static Equilibrium
173(1)
Equations of Motion
173(1)
Angular Momentum
174(3)
D'Alembert's Principle
177(1)
Systems of Rigid Bodies
178(1)
Constrained Motion
178(3)
Energy and Momentum Methods - Rigid Bodies
181(7)
Principle of Work and Energy
181(2)
Kinetic Energy in Plane Motion
183(1)
Conservation of Energy
184(1)
Power
184(1)
Impulse and Momentum
185(1)
Conservation of Angular Momentum
186(1)
Eccentric Impact
186(2)
Spatial Dynamics
188(24)
Angular Momentum
188(4)
Principle Axes
192(1)
Momental Ellipsoid
193(2)
Impulse and Momentum
195(1)
Kinetic Energy
196(1)
Rigid Body Motion
197(1)
Euler's Equations of Motion
198(1)
Motion About a Fixed Point
199(1)
Motion About a Fixed Axis
199(1)
Earth's Rotational Effects
200(4)
Motion of a Gyroscope
204(3)
Steady Precession
207(3)
Torque-Free Motion
210(2)
Lagrangian Mechanics
212(10)
Generalized Coordinates and Forces
212(2)
Lagrange's Equation
214(3)
Generalized Momentum
217(1)
Impulsive Forces
217(1)
Hamilton's Variation Principle
218(1)
Hamilton's Equations
219(1)
Lagrange's Equations with Constraints
220(2)
Mechanical Vibrations
222
Introduction
222
Simple Harmonic Motion
223
General Harmonic Oscillator
224
Simple Pendulum
226
The Spherical Pendulum
228
The Torsion Pendulum
231
The Physical Pendulum
232
Free Vibration
234
Conservation of Energy
236
Forced Vibration
236
Damped Free Vibration
239
Damped Forced Vibration
241
Stability
242
Potential Energy Function
243
Oscillation with a Single Degree of Freedom
244
General Theory of Vibrating Systems
245
Normal Coordinates
248
Vibration of a Loaded String
250
Waves
252

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