Engineering Mechanics Principles

Automotive Technology · Level 6  ·  8 Chapters

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What Engineering Mechanics Principles covers: 36 main topics in 8 chapters

1. Apply Simple Mechanisms

  1. 1.1 Define simple mechanism
  2. 1.2 Components of simple mechanism
  3. 1.3 Types of mechanisms

2. Design Belts, Ropes and Chain Drives

  1. 2.1 Definition
  2. 2.2 Belts
  3. 2.3 Types of belts
  4. 2.4 Configuration of belt drive
  5. 2.5 Design Analysis of Flat and V-Belts
  6. 2.6 Rope Drives
  7. 2.7 Chain Drives

3. Design Toothed Gears and Gear Trains

  1. 3.1 Types of Gears
  2. 3.2 Types of Gear Trains

4. Design Mechanical Rotor Dynamic Machines

  1. 4.1 Types of pumps and operation principle
  2. 4.2 Derivation of equations for
  3. 4.3 Analysis of pumps
  4. 4.4 Types and operation principle of rotary compressors
  5. 4.5 Analysis of compressors
  6. 4.6 Compressor Fans and Vanes
  7. 4.7 Design Analysis

5. Apply Stress and Strain Concepts in Mechanical Systems

  1. 5.1 Define stress and strain
  2. 5.2 Types of simple stresses
  3. 5.3 Analyzing stress on
  4. 5.4 Applications of stress and strain concepts

6. Determine Loading Conditions in Mechanical Systems

  1. 6.1 Define structure
  2. 6.2 Types of loading
  3. 6.3 Types of beams
  4. 6.4 Overhanging beam

7. Apply Simple Bending Theory in Mechanical Systems

  1. 7.1 Engineers Bending Equation
  2. 7.2 Types of Beams
  3. 7.3 Analysis of Beams
  4. 7.4 Types of Shafts
  5. 7.5 Analysis of shafts

8. Apply Torsion Theory in Mechanical Systems

  1. 8.1 Define Torsion
  2. 8.2 Torque Analysis
  3. 8.3 Analysis of Shafts
  4. 8.4 Determine angle of twist

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