Standard Handbook of Machine Design, Third Edition
by: Joseph E. Shigley, Charles R. Mischke, Thomas Hunter Brown, Jr.
Abstract: The definitive machine design handbook for mechanical engineers, product designers, project engineers, design engineers, and manufacturing engineers covers every aspect of machine construction and operation. The third edition of the Standard Handbook of Machine Design will be redesigned to meet the challenges of a new mechanical engineering age. In addition to adding chapters on structural plastics and adhesives, which are replacing the old nuts bolts and fasteners in design, the author will also update and streamline the remaining chapters.
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Table of Contents
- A. FOREWORD
- B. PREFACE TO THIRD EDITION
- C. PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION
- D. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- 1. EVOLUTION OF A SUCCESSFUL DESIGN
- 2. A THESAURUS OF MECHANISMS
- 3. LINKAGES
- 4. CAM MECHANISMS
- 5. GEAR TRAINS
- 6. SPRINGS
- 7. FLYWHEELS
- 8. CLUTCHES AND BRAKES
- 9. SPUR GEARS
- 10. HELICAL GEARS
- 11. BEVEL AND HYPOID GEARS
- 12. WORM GEARING
- 13. POWER SCREWS
- 14. BELT DRIVES
- 15. CHAIN DRIVES
- 16. COUPLINGS
- 17. SHAFTS
- 18. ROLLING-CONTACT BEARINGS
- 19. JOURNAL BEARINGS
- 20. LUBRICATION
- 21. SEALS
- 22. BOLTED AND RIVETED JOINTS
- 23. THREADED FASTENERS
- 24. UNTHREADED FASTENERS
- 25. GASKETS
- 26. WELDED CONNECTIONS
- 27. FITS AND TOLERANCES
- 28. STRENGTH UNDER STATIC CIRCUMSTANCES
- 29. STRENGTH UNDER DYNAMIC CONDITIONS
- 30. INSTABILITIES IN BEAMS AND COLUMNS
- 31. VIBRATION AND CONTROL OF VIBRATION
- 32. SOLID MATERIALS
- 33. THE STRENGTH OF COLD-WORKED AND HEAT-TREATED STEELS
- 34. WEAR
- 35. CORROSION
- 36. STRESS
- 37. DEFLECTION
- 38. CURVED BEAMS AND RINGS
- A. PRESSURE CYLINDERS
- A. SECTIONS AND SHAPES—TABULAR DATA
- B. ABOUT THE EDITORS
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- A. FOREWORD
- B. PREFACE TO THIRD EDITION
- C. PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION
- D. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- 1. EVOLUTION OF A SUCCESSFUL DESIGN
- 2. A THESAURUS OF MECHANISMS
- 3. LINKAGES
- BASIC LINKAGE CONCEPTS
- MOBILITY CRITERION
- ESTABLISHING PRECISION POSITIONS
- PLANE FOUR-BAR LINKAGE
- PLANE OFFSET SLIDER-CRANK LINKAGE
- KINEMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE PLANAR FOUR-BAR LINKAGE
- DIMENSIONAL SYNTHESIS OF THE PLANAR FOUR-BAR LINKAGE: MOTION GENERATION
- DIMENSIONAL SYNTHESIS OF THE PLANAR FOUR-BAR LINKAGE: CRANK-ANGLE COORDINATION
- POLE-FORCE METHOD
- SPATIAL LINKAGES
- 4. CAM MECHANISMS
- 5. GEAR TRAINS
- 6. SPRINGS
- 7. FLYWHEELS
- 8. CLUTCHES AND BRAKES
- 9. SPUR GEARS
- 10. HELICAL GEARS
- 11. BEVEL AND HYPOID GEARS
- 12. WORM GEARING
- 13. POWER SCREWS
- 14. BELT DRIVES
- 15. CHAIN DRIVES
- NOTATION
- TYPES, USES, AND CHARACTERISTICS
- ROLLER CHAINS: NOMENCLATURE AND DIMENSIONS
- SELECTION OF ROLLER-CHAIN DRIVES
- LUBRICATION AND WEAR
- ENGINEERING STEEL CHAINS: NOMENCLATURE AND DIMENSIONS
- SELECTION OF OFFSET-SIDEBAR-CHAIN DRIVES
- SILENT CHAINS: NOMENCLATURE AND DIMENSIONS
- SELECTION OF SILENT-CHAIN DRIVES
- REFERENCES
- 16. COUPLINGS
- 17. SHAFTS
- 18. ROLLING-CONTACT BEARINGS
- 19. JOURNAL BEARINGS
- 20. LUBRICATION
- 21. SEALS
- 22. BOLTED AND RIVETED JOINTS
- 23. THREADED FASTENERS
- 24. UNTHREADED FASTENERS
- 25. GASKETS
- DEFINITION
- STANDARD CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR NONMETALLIC GASKET MATERIALS
- GASKET PROPERTIES, TEST METHODS, AND THEIR SIGNIFICANCE IN GASKETED JOINTS
- PERMEABILITY PROPERTIES
- LOAD-BEARING PROPERTIES
- ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
- GASKET DESIGN AND SELECTION PROCEDURE
- GASKET COMPRESSION AND STRESS-DISTRIBUTION TESTING
- INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS
- 26. WELDED CONNECTIONS
- 27. FITS AND TOLERANCES
- 28. STRENGTH UNDER STATIC CIRCUMSTANCES
- 29. STRENGTH UNDER DYNAMIC CONDITIONS
- 30. INSTABILITIES IN BEAMS AND COLUMNS
- 31. VIBRATION AND CONTROL OF VIBRATION
- 32. SOLID MATERIALS
- STRUCTURE OF SOLIDS
- ATOMIC BONDING FORCES
- ATOMIC STRUCTURES
- CRYSTAL IMPERFECTIONS
- SLIP IN CRYSTALLINE SOLIDS
- MECHANICAL STRENGTH
- MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND TESTS
- HARDNESS
- THE TENSILE TEST
- TENSILE PROPERTIES
- STRENGTH, STRESS, AND STRAIN RELATIONS
- IMPACT STRENGTH
- CREEP STRENGTH
- MECHANICAL-PROPERTY DATA
- NUMBERING SYSTEMS
- 33. THE STRENGTH OF COLD-WORKED AND HEAT-TREATED STEELS
- GLOSSARY
- INTRODUCTION
- STRENGTH OF PLASTICALLY DEFORMED MATERIALS
- ESTIMATING ULTIMATE STRENGTH AFTER PLASTIC STRAINS
- ESTIMATING YIELD STRENGTH AFTER PLASTIC STRAINS
- ESTIMATING ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF HEAT-TREATED PLAIN CARBON STEELS
- ESTIMATING ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF HEAT-TREATED LOW-ALLOY STEELS
- TEMPERING TIME AND TEMPERATURE TRADEOFF RELATION
- 34. WEAR
- 35. CORROSION
- 36. STRESS
- 37. DEFLECTION
- 38. CURVED BEAMS AND RINGS
- A. PRESSURE CYLINDERS
- A. SECTIONS AND SHAPES—TABULAR DATA
- B. ABOUT THE EDITORS
Book Details
Title: Standard Handbook of Machine Design, Third Edition
Publisher: McGRAW-HILL: New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Mexico City, Milan, New Delhi, San Juan, Seoul, Singapore, Sydney, Toronto
Copyright / Pub. Date: 2004, 1996 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
ISBN: 9780071441643
Authors:
Joseph E. Shigley
(deceased) was Professor Emeritus at the University of Michigan, Fellow in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, received the Worcester Reed Warner medal in 1977 and their Machine Design Award in 1985. He was the author of eight books, including Theory of Machines and Mechanisms (with John J. Uicker, Jr.), and Applied Mechanics of Materials and Coeditor-in-Chief of the Standard Handbook of Machine Design.
Charles R. Mischke
Ph.D., is Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. He has authored many technical papers on designing to a reliability specification, computer-aided design, and design morphology. His was Coeditor-in-Chief, with J.E. Shigley, of the Standard Handbook of Machine Design, First and Second Editions.
Thomas Hunter Brown, Jr. is the author of this McGraw-Hill Professional publication.
Description: The definitive machine design handbook for mechanical engineers, product designers, project engineers, design engineers, and manufacturing engineers covers every aspect of machine construction and operation. The third edition of the Standard Handbook of Machine Design will be redesigned to meet the challenges of a new mechanical engineering age. In addition to adding chapters on structural plastics and adhesives, which are replacing the old nuts bolts and fasteners in design, the author will also update and streamline the remaining chapters.
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