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Fundamentals Of Machine Components Design


Price GBP 369.95

ISBN 9781839361524

Author Avelina Luciano

Year 2017

Publisher APLS Publishing Co.

Subject Engineering & Technology

Sub Subjects Manufacturing Technology

Binding Hardcover

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The book Fundamentals of Machine Components Design focuses on sound problem solving strategies and skills needed to navigate through large amounts of information. Revisions in the text include coverage of Fatigue in addition to a continued concentration on the fundamentals of components design. This book is intended as a text for first courses in mechanical engineering design and as a reference for practicing engineers. It is assumed that the user has had basic courses in mechanics, strength of materials and materials properties. Valued as a standard in the course, fundamentals of machine components design continues to focus on free body diagrams, force flow concepts, failure theories, and fatigue design, with applications to fasteners, springs, bearings, gears, clutches and brakes.

Avelina Luciano holds Ph. D. in Mechanical Engineering from Public Research University, Ballarat. He is a visiting professor at Technical University, Wellington. Luciano has been presented the "Distinguished Contributions to Lifelong Learning" for his outstanding teaching service and the impact he has made in this field. His research interest are in engineering design in broad perspective, methodology for solving machine component problems, load analysis, estimating strength properties, engineering materials selection process, static body stresses, elastic strain, deflection, stability, reliability and safety factors.

Preface IX
1. Mechanical Engineering Design in Broad Perspective 1
Introduction 1
An Overview of the subject 2
Safety considerations 3
Societal Considerations 5
Overall Design considerations 6
Methodology for Solving Machine Component Problems 9
Work and Energy 9
Power 12
Conservation of energy 12
2. Load Analysis 15
Introduction 15
Equilibrium Equations and Free body Diagrams 16
Beam Loading 21
Locating critical sections-Force Flow Concept 23
Load division between Redundant supports 24
Force flow concept Applied to Redundant Ductile structures 29
3. Materials 34
Introduction 34
Constituents 48
The Static Tensile Test-‘’Engineering’’ Stress-Strain Relationships 54
Implications of the “Engineering” Stress–strain relationships 62
The Static Tensile Test-“True” stress –strain relationships 63
Energy-Absorbing Capacity 67
Estimating Strength Properties from Penetration Hardness Tests 71
Use of “handbook” data for material strength properties 81
Machinability 82
Cast iron 85
Steel 92
Nonferous Alloys 97
Plastics and Composites 103
Materials selection charts 108
Engineering Materials Selection Process 109
4. Static Body Stresses 117
Introduction 117
Axial loading 119
Direct shear loading 122
Torsional Loading 124
Pure bending loading, straight beams 125
Pure Bending, curved beams 134
Induced Stresses, Mohr Circle representation 136
Stress equations related to Mohr’s Circle 137
Three Dimensional stresses 138
Stress Concentration Factors ,Kt 138
Importance of Stress Concentration 139
Residual Stresses caused by Yielding –Axial Loading 140
Residual Stresses caused by Yielding –Bending and Torsional Loading 140
Thermal stresses 141
Importance of residual stresss 142
5. Elastic Strain, Deflection and Stability 146
Introduction 146
Strain definition , Measurement and Mohr circle Represntation 147
Analysis of strain-Equiangular Rosettes 150
Analysis of strain-rectangular Rosettes 151
Elastic Stress–Strain Relationships and threes Dimensional Mohr Circles 153
Deflection And Spring Rate-simple cases 154
Beam deflection 155
Determining Elastic deflections by Castigliano’s Method 156
Euler Column Buckling–Elastic Instability 157
Equivalent column length for various End Conditions 157
Column design Equations- J. B. Jhonson Parabola 161
Eccentric Column Loading–the Secant Formula 162
Equivalent Column stresses 163
Other types of Buckling 164
Finite element Analysis 164
6. Failure Theories,Safety Factors and Reliability 168
Introduction 168
Types of failure 170
Fracture Mechanics-Basic concepts 172
Fracture Mechanics – Applications 173
Maximum Normal Stress Theory 174
Maximum Shear Stress Theory 174
Maximum Distortion Energy Theory 174
Mohr Theory and Modified Mohr Theory 175
Selection and Use of Failure Theories 175
Safety factors –concept and Definition 177
Safety factors –Selection of a Numerical Value 178
Reliability 178
Normal Distribution 179
Interference theory of Reliability predictions 180
7. Impact 182
Introduction 182
Stress and Deflection caused by Linear and Bending Impact 183
Stress and Deflection caused by Torsional Impact 191
Effect of Stress Raisers on Impact Strength 192
8. Fatigue 194
Introduction 194
Basic concepts 196
Standard fatigue strength for Rotating Bending 197
Fatigue strength for reversed bending and reversed axial loading 197
Influence of surface and size on fatigue strength 204
Effect of mean stress on fatigue strength 206
Effect of stress concentration with completely reversed fatigue loading 210
Effect of stress concentration with mean plus alternating loading 212
Effects of surface treatments on the fatigue strength of a part 213
Mechanical surface treatments-shot peening and others 214
Thermal and chemical surface hardening treatment 220
General approach for fatigue design 231
9. Surface Damage 232
Introduction 232
Corrosion Fundamentals 233
Corrosion: Electrode and electrolyte Heterogeneity 234
Design for Corrosion Control 234
Corrosion plus static stress 237
Corrosion plus cyclic stress 238
Cavitation damage 238
Types of wear 244
Adhesive wear 245
Abrasive wear 246
Bibliography 249
Index 251