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The Engineering Council (UK) have reported an encouraging increase
in the applications for Engineering Technician (Eng. Tech)
registration, both from applicants following a work-based learning
program and individuals without formal qualifications but who have
verifiable competence through substantial working experiences and
self-study. Design Engineer's Case Studies and Examples has been
written for these young engineers. The contents have been selected
on typical subjects that developing engineers may be expected to
cover in their professional career and gives solutions to typical
problems that may arise in mechanical design. The subjects covered
include the following: Introduction to stress calculations Basic
shaft design Beams under bending Keys and spline strength
calculations Columns and struts Gears Material selection
Conversions and general tables
The Engineering Council (UK) have reported an encouraging increase
in the applications for Engineering Technician (Eng. Tech)
registration, both from applicants following a work-based learning
program and individuals without formal qualifications but who have
verifiable competence through substantial working experiences and
self-study. Design Engineer's Case Studies and Examples has been
written for these young engineers. The contents have been selected
on typical subjects that developing engineers may be expected to
cover in their professional career and gives solutions to typical
problems that may arise in mechanical design. The subjects covered
include the following: Introduction to stress calculations Basic
shaft design Beams under bending Keys and spline strength
calculations Columns and struts Gears Material selection
Conversions and general tables
Author Keith L. Richards believes that design engineers spend only
a small fraction of time actually designing and drawing, and the
remainder of their time finding relevant design information for a
specific method or problem. He draws on his own experience as a
mechanical engineering designer to offer assistance to other
practicing and student engineers facing the same struggle. Design
Engineer's Reference Guide: Mathematics, Mechanics, and
Thermodynamics provides engineers with a roadmap for navigating
through common situations or dilemmas. This book starts off by
introducing reference information on the coverage of differential
and integral calculus, Laplace's transforms, determinants, and
matrices. It provides a numerical analysis on numerical methods of
integration, Newton-Raphson's methods, the Jacobi iterative method,
and the Gauss-Seidel method. It also contains reference
information, as well as examples and illustrations that reinforce
the topics of most chapter subjects. A companion to the Design
Engineer's Handbook and Design Engineer's Case Studies and
Examples, this textbook covers a range of basic engineering
concepts and common applications including: * Mathematics *
Numerical analysis * Statics and kinematics * Mechanical vibrations
* Control system modeling * Basic thermodynamics * Fluid mechanics
and linkages An entry-level text for students needing to understand
the underlying principles before progressing to a more advanced
level, Design Engineer's Reference Guide: Mathematics, Mechanics,
and Thermodynamics is also a basic reference for mechanical,
manufacturing, and design engineers.
Author Keith L. Richards believes that design engineers spend only
a small fraction of time actually designing and drawing, and the
remainder of their time finding relevant design information for a
specific method or problem. He draws on his own experience as a
mechanical engineering designer to offer assistance to other
practicing and student engineers facing the same struggle. Design
Engineer's Reference Guide: Mathematics, Mechanics, and
Thermodynamics provides engineers with a roadmap for navigating
through common situations or dilemmas. This book starts off by
introducing reference information on the coverage of differential
and integral calculus, Laplace's transforms, determinants, and
matrices. It provides a numerical analysis on numerical methods of
integration, Newton-Raphson's methods, the Jacobi iterative method,
and the Gauss-Seidel method. It also contains reference
information, as well as examples and illustrations that reinforce
the topics of most chapter subjects. A companion to the Design
Engineer's Handbook and Design Engineer's Case Studies and
Examples, this textbook covers a range of basic engineering
concepts and common applications including: * Mathematics *
Numerical analysis * Statics and kinematics * Mechanical vibrations
* Control system modeling * Basic thermodynamics * Fluid mechanics
and linkages An entry-level text for students needing to understand
the underlying principles before progressing to a more advanced
level, Design Engineer's Reference Guide: Mathematics, Mechanics,
and Thermodynamics is also a basic reference for mechanical,
manufacturing, and design engineers.
Student design engineers often require a "cookbook" approach to
solving certain problems in mechanical engineering. With this focus
on providing simplified information that is easy to retrieve,
retired mechanical design engineer Keith L. Richards has written
Design Engineer's Handbook. This book conveys the author's insights
from his decades of experience in fields ranging from machine tools
to aerospace. Sharing the vast knowledge and experience that has
served him well in his own career, this book is specifically aimed
at the student design engineer who has left full- or part-time
academic studies and requires a handy reference handbook to use in
practice. Full of material often left out of many academic
references, this book includes important in-depth coverage of key
topics, such as: Effects of fatigue and fracture in catastrophic
failures Lugs and shear pins Helical compression springs
Thick-walled or compound cylinders Cam and follower design Beams
and torsion Limits and fits and gear systems Use of Mohr's circle
in both analytical and experimental stress analysis This guide has
been written not to replace established primary reference books but
to provide a secondary handbook that gives student designers
additional guidance. Helping readers determine the most efficiently
designed and cost-effective solutions to a variety of engineering
problems, this book offers a wealth of tables, graphs, and detailed
design examples that will benefit new mechanical engineers from all
walks.
Student design engineers often require a "cookbook" approach to
solving certain problems in mechanical engineering. With this focus
on providing simplified information that is easy to retrieve,
retired mechanical design engineer Keith L. Richards has written
Design Engineer's Handbook. This book conveys the author's insights
from his decades of experience in fields ranging from machine tools
to aerospace. Sharing the vast knowledge and experience that has
served him well in his own career, this book is specifically aimed
at the student design engineer who has left full- or part-time
academic studies and requires a handy reference handbook to use in
practice. Full of material often left out of many academic
references, this book includes important in-depth coverage of key
topics, such as: Effects of fatigue and fracture in catastrophic
failures Lugs and shear pins Helical compression springs
Thick-walled or compound cylinders Cam and follower design Beams
and torsion Limits and fits and gear systems Use of Mohr's circle
in both analytical and experimental stress analysis This guide has
been written not to replace established primary reference books but
to provide a secondary handbook that gives student designers
additional guidance. Helping readers determine the most efficiently
designed and cost-effective solutions to a variety of engineering
problems, this book offers a wealth of tables, graphs, and detailed
design examples that will benefit new mechanical engineers from all
walks.
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