Mechanical Design Atlas (Volume 5)

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Features: The Mechanical Design Atlas was compiled to meet the needs of product development and design, systematically introducing various ingenious mechanical structures or their comparative evolution, published in six volumes.
Volume 1 and 2 cover the structures and combinations of components, including fasteners and connections, shafts, couplings, clutches, bearings, transmission components, springs, bellows, and elastic elements, linkages, cams, Geneva drives, flywheels, and other structural elements such as hydraulic (force) and pneumatic traditional components, as well as common and new product structures and application examples.
Volumes 3, 4, and 5 introduce the structures and combinations of systems and complete machines, including the fundamental requirements for rational design of complete machines, such as meeting various functional requirements of production processes, as well as electromechanical integration product structures.
Volume 6 covers design errors and taboos in mechanical design, selecting and summarizing examples from design and equipment introduction, including inconsistencies between design and original conditions, inappropriate design principles, unreasonable structural design and calculations, transmission and control, lubrication and sealing, braking and safety, material selection and utilization, as well as design and selection of components.
The Atlas combines practicality, inspiration, and advanced technology, making it easy to use.
The Atlas is available for use and reference by mechanical engineering technicians and faculty and students of relevant disciplines in colleges and universities.