Industrial Design Mechanical Fundamentals

Author: Ruan Baoxiang
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: This book consists of three parts, thirteen chapters, and one appendix. Part I Engineering Mechanics Fundamentals, including Statics and Mechanics of Materials, covers fundamental concepts of engineering mechanics, static analysis of products and components, as well as calculations for strength, stiffness, stability, and dynamic loads. Part II Mechanical Design Fundamentals, which includes basic knowledge of mechanical design, common mechanisms, connections, mechanical transmissions, shaft systems, springs, lubrication, etc. Part III Product Mechanisms and Structural Examples, providing stereoscopic perspective views of nearly 40 products, including daily-use products, household appliances and electric tools, typical mechanisms, and electrical machine boxes. The appendix serves as a guide for the major project of this course, containing dozens of course papers and design projects tailored to the characteristics of industrial design. This book is designed to meet the needs of industrial design programs, adhering to the principles of being specialized, broad yet shallow, emphasizing practical examples and applications. It is a standard textbook for general higher education in mechanical and electrical engineering, primarily intended for undergraduate students of industrial design in "Engineering Mechanics" and "Fundamentals of Mechanical Design." It can also be used as a textbook for undergraduate and junior college students in non-mechanical majors for these two courses.