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    Machinery's Handbook 27th Edition

    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    MECHANICS AND STRENGTH OF MATERIALS

    MECHANICS FLYWHEELS
    141 Terms and Definitions 183 Classification
    142 Unit Systems 184 Energy by Velocity
    142 Gravity 184 Flywheel Design
    142 Metric system (SI) 185 Flywheels for Presses, Punches
    145 Force Systems and Shears
    145 Scalar and Vector Quantities 186 Dimensions of Flywheels
    145 Graphical Resolution of Forces 187 Simplified Flywheel Calculations
    147 Couples and Forces 188 Centrifugal Stresses in Flywheels
    148 Resolution of Force Systems 189 Combined Stresses in Flywheels
    149 Subtraction and Addition of Force 189 Thickness of Flywheel Rims
    153 Forces in Two or More Planes 190 Safety Factors
    154 Parallel Forces 190 Safe Rim Speeds
    155 Nonparallel Forces 191 Safe Rotation Speeds
    157 Friction 192 Bursting Speeds
    157 Laws of Friction 193 Stresses in Rotating Disks
    158 Coefficients of Friction 193 Steam Engine Flywheels
    158 Static Friction Coefficients 194 Spokes or Arms of Flywheels
    159 Rolling Friction 195 Critical Speeds
    159 Mechanisms 196 Critical Speed Formulas
    159 Levers 197 Balancing Rotating Parts
    161 Inclined Plane, Wedge 197 Static and Dynamic Balancing
    162 Wheels and Pulleys 197 Balancing Calculations
    163 Screw 198 Masses in Same Plane
    163 Geneva Wheel 200 Masses in Two or More Planes
    164 Toggle Joint 201 Balancing Lathe Fixtures
    165 Pendulums
    166 Harmonic STRENGTH OF MATERIALS

    VELOCITY, ACCELERATION, 203 Properties of Materials


    204 Yield Point, Elastic Modulus and
    WORK, AND ENERGY
    Poission’s Ratio
    167 Velocity and Acceleration 205 Compressive, Shear Properties
    167 Newton's Laws of Motion 205 Creep
    167 Constant Velocity 207 Fatigue Failure
    167 Constant Acceleration 208 Stress
    168 Angular Velocity 208 Factors of Safety
    169 Linear Velocity of Rotating Body 208 Working Stress
    169 Rotary Motion with Acceleration 209 Stress Concentration Factors
    171 Force, Work, Energy, Momentum 213 Simple Stresses
    171 Acceleration by Forces 214 Deflections
    172 Torque and Angular Acceleration 215 Combined Stresses
    173 Energy 215 Tables of Combined Stresses
    174 Work Performed by Forces 219 Three-dimensional Stress
    174 Work and Energy 221 Sample Calculations
    175 Force of a Blow 223 Stresses in a Loaded Ring
    176 Impulse and Momentum 224 Strength of Taper Pins
    178 Work and Power
    179 Centrifugal Force
    180 Centrifugal Casting

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    MECHANICS AND STRENGTH OF MATERIALS

    PROPERTIES OF BODIES SHAFTS


    225 Center of Gravity 299 Shaft Calculations
    232 Radius of Gyration 299 Torsional Strength of Shafting
    235 Center and Radius of Oscillation 301 Torsional Deflections
    235 Center of Percussion 302 Linear Deflections
    236 Moment of Inertia 303 Design of Transmission Shafting
    237 Calculating For Built-up Sections 305 Effect of Keyways
    238 Area Moments of Inertia, Section 305 Brittle Materials
    Moduli and Radius of Gyration 306 Critical Speeds
    248 Polar Area Moment of Inertia and 306 Shaft Couplings
    Section Modulus 307 Hollow and Solid Shafts
    248 Mass Moment of Inertia
    250 Polar Mass Moments of Inertia SPRINGS
    253 Tables for Rectangles and Shafts 308 Introduction to Spring Design
    BEAMS 308 Notation
    309 Spring Materials
    260 Beam Calculations 309 High-Carbon Spring Steels
    261 Stress and Deflection Beam Table 310 Alloy Spring Steels
    272 Rectangular Solid Beams 310 Stainless Spring Steels
    273 Round Solid Beams 311 Copper-Base Spring Alloys
    277 Deflection as Limiting Factor 312 Nickel-Base Spring Alloys
    278 Curved Beams 313 Spring Stresses
    281 Size of Rail to Carry Load 313 Working Stresses
    281 American Railway Engineering 318 Endurance Limit
    Association Formulas 319 Working Stresses at Elevated
    282 Stresses Produced by Shocks Temperatures
    282 Beam Stresses Due to Shock 320 Spring Design Data
    283 Stresses in Helical Springs 320 Spring Characteristics
    284 Fatigue Stresses 320 Compression Spring Design
    321 Formulas for Compression Spring
    COLUMNS 324 Spring Characteristics
    285 Strength of Columns or Struts 329 Extension Springs
    285 Rankine or Gordon Formula 331 Bending Stress
    285 Straight-line Formula 331 Extension Spring Design
    285 Formulas of American Railway 333 Tolerances for Compression and
    Engineering Association Extension Springs
    286 Euler Formula 335 Torsion Spring Design
    286 Eccentrically Loaded Columns 342 Torsion Spring Characteristics
    289 AISC Formulas 347 Torsion Spring Tolerances
    348 Miscellaneous Springs
    PLATES, SHELLS, AND 348 Flat Springs Formula
    CYLINDERS 349 Moduli of Elasticity
    349 Heat Treatment of Springs
    292 Square Flat Plates 352 Spring Failure
    294 Circular Flat Plates 352 Causes of Spring Failure
    294 Cylinders, Internal Pressure 353 Music Wire
    295 Spherical Shells, Internal Pressure
    297 Cylinders, External Pressure

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    MECHANICS AND STRENGTH OF MATERIALS

    DISC SPRINGS WIRE ROPE, CHAIN,


    ROPE, AND HOOKS
    354 Performance of Disc Springs (Continued)
    354 Introduction 382 Wire Rope Slings and Fittings
    354 Nomenclature 382 Slings
    354 Group Classifications 382 Wire Rope Fittings
    355 Contact Surfaces 382 Applying Clips and Attaching
    355 Materials Sockets
    356 Stacking of Disc Springs 384 Capacities of Wire Rope and
    358 Disc Spring Forces and Stresses Slings
    358 Springs Without Contact Surfaces 386 Crane Chain and Hooks
    361 Springs Without Contact Surfaces 386 Material for Crane Chains
    361 Functional Stresses 386 Strength of Chains
    362 Fatigue Life 386 Hoisting and Crane Chains
    365 Recommended Dimensional 386 Maximum Wear on a Link
    Ratios 387 Safe Loads for Ropes and Chains
    365 Example Applications 388 Strength of Manila Rope
    390 Loads Lifted by Crane Chains
    WIRE ROPE, CHAIN,
    391 Winding Drum Scores for Chain
    ROPE, AND HOOKS 391 Sprocket Wheels for Link Chains
    369 Strength and Properties of Wire 393 Crane Hooks
    Rope 393 Making an Eye-splice
    369 Wire Rope Construction 394 Eye-bolts
    370 Properties of Wire Rope 395 Eye Nuts and Lift Eyes
    371 Classes of Wire Rope
    372 Weights and Strengths
    376 Sizes and Strengths
    377 Factors of Safety
    378 Installing Wire Rope
    379 Drum and Reel Capacities
    380 Pressures for Drums and Sheaves
    380 Sheave and Drum Groove
    Dimensions
    381 Cutting and Seizing
    381 Maintenance
    381 Lubrication of Wire Rope

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