Mechanical engineering design / Joseph Edward Shigley.

Table of content

Part fundamentals of mechanical design
1. Introduction
The phases of design
Recognition and Identification
The mathematical model
Evolution and presentation
Design factors.
Etc.

2. Stress analysis
Stress
Mohr's
Mohr's circle for three dimensional stress
Uniform stress
Elastic strain
Etc.

3. Deflection analysis
Spring rates
Simple tension, Comparison and torsion.
Deflection by use of singularity functions
The method of superposition
The graphical-integration method
Etc.

4. Statistical Consideration in design
Permutations and combinations
Probability
Probability theorems
Random variables
Samples and positions
Etc.

5. The strength of of mechanical elements
Some remarks on strength
Ductility and hardness
Mechanical properties
The maximum - normal stress theory
The maximum shear-stress theory
Etc.

Part 2 Design of mechanical elements
6. The design of screws, fasteners, and connections
The mechanicals of power
Thread stress
Threaded fasteners
Preloading of bolts
Etc.

7. Welded, brazed, and bonded Joints
Welding
Butt and fillets welds
Tourism in welded joints
Bending in welded joints
The strength of welded joints
Etc.

8. Mechanical springs
Stress in helical springs
Deflection of helical springs
Compressions springs
Spring materials
Etc.

9. Antifriction bearings
Bearing types
Bearing life
Bearing load
Selection of ball and straight roller bearings
Selection of tapered roller bearings
Etc.

10. Lubrication and Journal bearings
Types of lubrication
Viscosity
Petroff's law.
Stable lubrication
Thick-film lubrication
Etc.

11. Spur gears
Nomenclature
Conjugate action
Involute properties
Fundaments
Contact ration
Etc.

12. Helical, worm and bevel gears
Parallel helical gears
Kinematics
Helical gears - force analysis
Helical gears - strength analysis
Crossed-helical gears

13. Shafts
Introduction
Design for static loads
Reversed bending and steady torsion
The soderberg approach.
The general Bi-axial stress problems
Etc.

14. Clutches, brakes and couplings
Statics
Internal-expanding rim clutches and brakes
External- contracting rim and brakes
Band- types clutches and brakes
Friction-contact axial clutches
Etc.

15. Flexible mechanical elements
Belts
Flat-belt drives
Roller chain
Rope drives
Wire rope

16. Systems approach

Includes Index p. 683 - 695