DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENTS BY PEARSON

Now in its revised eighth edition, the book has been completely SI metricated. This classic textbook on machine-design text contains 12 self-contained chapters covering the fundamental principles of this important branch of Mechanical Engineering. The material is drawn from a variety of sources and makes extensive use of structured computational examples to illustrate design applications. A Chapter devoted to form-synthesis of machine parts to enable the reader to critique existing machine assemblages with a view toward creating improved designs. Features: The book website contains 54 Microsoft Excel spreadsheet modules to assist with the implementation of complex design tasks. Most of these modules now feature drop-down menus, as well as dual-unit capabilities. A review of the fundamentals of the strength of Materials. Independent chapters that can be studied in any order to accommodate a variety of learning modes.
table of Contents:
1.Fundamental principles.
2. Working stresses and failure theories.
3. Design of shafts.
4. Springs.
5. Screws.
6. Belts, clutches, brakes and chains.
7.Welded and riveted connections.
8. Lubrication.
9.Ball and roller bearings.
10. Spur gears.
11. Helical, bevel and worm gears.
12. Miscellaneous machine elements.