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HANDBOOK OF MACHINE DESIGN
Joseph E. Shigley Editor in Chief Late Professor Emeritus
The University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan
Charles R. Mischke Editor in Chief
Professor Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering Iowa State University
Ames, Iowa
Second Edition
McGraw-Hill New York San Francisco Washington, D.C. Auckland Bogota
Caracas Lisbon London Madrid Mexico City Milan Montreal New Delhi San Juan Singapore
Sydney Tokyo Toronto
CONTENTS
Contributors xi Preface to the First Edition xiii Preface to the Second Edition xv
Chapter 1. Introduction: Standards, Codes, Regulations, by Leo С Peters and R. Bruce Hopkins 1.1
Chapter 2. Statistical Considerations, by Charles R. Mischke 2.1
Chapter 3. Measurement and Inference, by Jerry Lee Hall 3.1
Chapter 4. Numerical Methods, by Ray С Johnson 4.1
Chapter 5. Computational Considerations, by Charles R. Mischke 5.1
Chapter 6. Wear, by Kenneth C. Ludema 6.1
Chapter 7. Solid Materials, by Joseph Datsko 7.1
Chapter 8. The Strength of Cold-Worked and Heat-Treated Steels, by Charles R. Mischke 8.1
Chapter 9. Usability, by Karl H. E. Kroemer 9.1
Chapter 10. Safety, by Charles O. Smith 10.1
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VI CONTENTS
Chapter 11. Minimizing Engineering Effort, by Charles R. Mischke 11.1
Chapter 12. Strength under Static Circumstances, by Charles R. Mischke and Joseph E. Shigley 12.1
Chapter 13. Strength under Dynamic Conditions, b у Charles R. Mischke 13.1
Chapter 14. Fundamentals of Arc Welding, by Richard S. Sabo and Omer W. Blodgett 14.1
Chapter 15. Instabilities in Beams and Columns, by Harry Herman 15.1
Chapter 16. Curved Beams and Rings, by Joseph E. Shigley 16.1
Chapter 17. Seals, by R. Bruce Hopkins 17.1
Chapter 18. Flywheels, by Daniel M. Curtis 18.1
Chapter 19. Limits and Fits, by Joseph E. Shigley and Charles R. Mischke 19.1
Chapter 20. Power Screws, by Rudolph J. Eggert 20.1
Chapter 21 . Threaded Fasteners, by Joseph E. Shigley 21.1
Chapter 22. Unthreaded Fasteners, by Joseph E. Shigley 22.1
Chapter 23. Bolted and Riveted Joints, by John H. Bickford 23.1
Chapter 24. Springs, by Robert G. Joerres 24.1
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Chapter 25. Lubrication, by A. R. Lansdown 25.1
Chapter 26. Gaskets, by Daniel E. Czernik 26.1
Chapter 27. Rolling-Contact Bearings, by Charles R. Mischke 27.1
Chapter 28. Journal Bearings, by Theo G. Keith, Jr. 28.1
Chapter 29. Couplings, by Howard B. Schwerdlin 29.1
Chapter 30. Clutches and Brakes, by John R. Zimmerman 30.1
Chapter 31 . Belt Drives, by Wolfram Funk 31.1
Chapter 32. Chain Drives, by John L Wright 32.1
Chapter 33. Spur Gears, by Joseph E. Shigley 33.1
Chapter 34. Bevel and Hypoid Gears, by Theodore J. Krenzer and Robert G. Hotchkiss
Chapter 35. Helical Gears, by Raymond J. Drago
Chapter 36. Worm Gearing, by K. S. Edwards
Chapter 37. Shafts, by Charles R. Mischke
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Chapter 38. Vibration and Control of Vibration, by T. S. Sankar andR.B.Bhat 38.1
Chapter 39. A Thesaurus of Mechanisms, by L. E. Torfason 39.1
VIII CONTENTS
Chapter 40. Cam Mechanisms, by Andrzej A. Oledzki 40.1
Chapter 41 . Linkages, by Richard E. Gustavson 41.1
Chapter 42. Load-Cycle Analysis, byRussHenke 42.1
Chapter 43. Fluid Power Systems and Circuit Design, byRussHenke 43.1
Chapter 44. Corrosion, by Milton G. Wille 44.1
Chapter 45. Noise and Its Control, by David A. Towers, Erich K. Bender, Paul J. Remington, and Eric E. Ungar 45.1
Chapter 46. Gear Trains, by Harold L. Johnson 46.1
Chapter 47. Robots and Smart Machines, by Kenneth J. Waldron 47.1
Chapter 48. Sections and Shapes—Tabular Data, by Joseph E. Shigley 48.1
Chapter 49. Stress, by Joseph E. Shigley 49.1
Chapter 50. Deflection, by Joseph E. Shigley and Charles R. Mischke 50.1
Index 1.1