A formula without a traceable origin is not a design tool, it is a guess wearing the clothing of an equation. This book was written on the premise that a design reference is only as useful as the trust you can place in it: every equation is either derived from stated first principles in full view, or drawn from a named, checkable industry engineering standard, so nothing is presented as settled without showing where it comes from. It also closes a gap that many machine design references leave open: the distance between a computed requirement and the real, purchasable component that satisfies it. Wherever a chapter's calculation lands on a component, a dedicated Catalog Selection feature shows how that number maps to a standard size or rating, cross-referenced to one consolidated set of reference tables, so a bearing, bolt, spring, or gear size can be looked up in one place rather than across multiple manufacturer catalogs. The book follows a fixed, sixteen-chapter progression from fundamentals, materials, stress, deflection, and failure theory, through the individual machine elements a designer must specify: shafts, fasteners, welded and adhesive joints, springs, rolling and journal bearings, gearing, clutches and brakes, and flexible power-transmission elements. Each chapter builds on the last, with cross-references pointing back to where a concept was established and forward to where it is developed further, so the book reads as one connected work. This book is written for the upper-level mechanical engineering or mechanical engineering technology student encountering machine design as a capstone subject, and equally for the practicing engineer who wants a standards-current reference within reach on the shelf. Readers who want to see the full working behind a design equation, and a clear path from that equation to a real, purchasable part, will find this book's approach a natural fit. Begin building a clearer, more defensible understanding of machine element design with a reference built to be checked, not just trusted. Add this book to your shelf and start working through a sixteen-chapter progression that carries every design from first principles to a finished, standard component.
Key topics covered:
Who this book is for
Procurando MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN: A Standards-Based Approach to Machine Elements? Aqui você encontra tudo sobre este livro de Logan Vincent em 9 de agosto de 2026. Nesta página estão a descrição da obra, os detalhes da edição (314 páginas) e os formatos disponíveis para baixar: pdf, epub, txt, djvu. Se você gosta de Livros Internacionais, Engenharia e Transporte, Engenharia, Industrial, Fabricação e Sistemas Operacionais, Maquinaria, explore também outros títulos da mesma categoria no Encontrando os melhores livros. Veja ainda as outras obras de Logan Vincent em nosso catálogo.
Autores populares
Icon Group International (283) Publishing lmgdaw (250) Nikolay Krechet (145) Kennie B Journals (120) Charles Nehme (106) Riddler Books (105) webmarbook design (104) Mint and Cherry Notebooks (82) Jillo Trukudo (80) Ondrej Sarek (76) Iwona Makara (74) Just Visualize It (72) Moonpeak Library (69) Quick Witted Coconut (69) Mary Hirose (67) Talor Press (67) Various (67) Marina Buchholz B.Eng (58) Miller Sye (58) NAK Legal Publishing (58)Principais publicadores
Independently published Forgotten Books Routledge Taschen Dover Publications Wiley Oxford University Press CRC Press Kessinger Publishing Princeton University Press Cambridge University Press Springer Bloomsbury Academic O'Reilly Media Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation Tuttle Publishing Rizzoli International Publications Content provided by MemoryLane.com Editorial Tirant lo Blanch Thames & Hudson