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_aWalsh, Ronald A. _929929 |
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_aElectromechanical design handbook. / _cRonald A. Walsh. |
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_aNew York : _bMcGraw-Hill, _cc2000. |
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_aiv, _b(various pagings) : ill. _c25 cm. |
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| 505 | _aChap.1. Mathematics Reference and Measurement System Conversions , Chap.2.Practical Engineering Mechanics , Chap.3.Mensuration,Descriptive Geometry , and Basic Options , Chap. 4.Engineering Materials ,Properties ,a and Uses ,Chap. 5.Strenght of Materials , Chap.6.Electrical and Electronics Engineering Practices and Design Data , Chap.7.Comprehensive Spring Design , chap8.Machine Elements Design and Mechanisms , Chap.9.Pneumatics , Hyraulics ,Air Handling , and Heat ,Chap.10.Fastening and Joining Techniques and Design Data , Chap.11.Sheet-Metal Design , Layout , and Fabrication Practices , Chap.12. Castings, Moldings,Extrusions,and Powder-Metal Technology , Chap.13.Engineering Finishes , Plaiting Practices , and Specifications ,Chap.14. Manufacturing Machinery and Dimension and tolerancing ,Chap.15.Subjects of Importance to the Design Engineer . | ||
| 520 | _aConsolidates basic and application-specific design data procedures to allow the electromechanical designer to initiate many of the design calculations and procedures required to begin the development of mechanical, electrical and electronics parts, mechanisms, assemblies and processes. Contains equations and techniques that have been previously used and accepted as standard practice throughout the industry. Shows practical, working design data procedures, and little emphasis is placed on theory. Covers subjects that are commonly used with some specialized electromechanical design applications. Facilitates the performance of preliminary design studies and calculations that are necessary to define the basic requirements of the various parts, mechanisms and assemblies that represent or make up the designer's concepts of anticipated products. | ||
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_aElectromechanical devices _2sears _949984 |
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