Mechanical Technology for Higher Engineering Technicians

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Pages vii-viii
THE ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN, Page ix
THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM OF METRIC UNITS, Pages x-xiii
SOME CONVERSION FACTORS, Page xiv
1 - TORSION, Pages 1-10
2 - BENDING, Pages 11-55
3 - COMPLEX STRESS, Pages 56-80
4 - STRUTS AND CYLINDERS, Pages 81-100
5 - DYNAMICS, Pages 101-126
6 - MECHANISMS, Pages 127-152
7 - FLUID MECHANICS, Pages 153-188
8 - COMBUSTION AND HEAT TRANSFER, Pages 189-241
9 - TRIBOENGINEERING, Pages 242-275
10 - VIBRATION, Pages 276-311
11 - CONTROL, Pages 312-330
1 - NOTES ON METHODS OF ASSESSING POWER OUTPUT FOR I.C. MOTORS PRIOR TO THE INTRODUCTION OF SI, Pages 331-332
2 - DIMENSIONS, Page 333
3 - SOME BOOKS FOR FURTHER READING, Page 334
4 - SOME MORE CONVERSION FACTORS, Pages 335-336
5 - A FEW INTERESTING DATES, Page 337
6 - THE 0·1 PER CENT PROOF STRESS FOR A FEW MATERIALS, Page 338
7 - INTERNATIONAL PAPER SIZES, Page 339
8 - VALUES OF eμθ, Page 340
9 - SOME NOTES ON PROPORTION, Pages 341-342
INDEX, Pages 343-344