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ISBN 10: 1683928547
ISBN 13: 9781683928546 
Author: D. Kumar 

This handbook covers basic concepts in mechanical engineering and mechatronics, including stress and strain, mechanics of solids, internal combustion engines, refrigeration, fluid mechanics, control systems, actuation, robotics, electro-mechanical systems, hydraulics, and more. Using step by step examples and numerous illustrations, the book is designed with a self-teaching methodology, including a variety of exercises with corresponding answers to enhance mastery of the content. Mechanical engineering and mechatronics concepts provide the skill sets in cross-disciplinary subjects which are needed in modern manufacturing industries.

Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics Handbook 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Stresses and Strains
1.1 Stress
1.2 Tension, Compression, and Strain
1.3 Elastic Limit, Hook’s Law, and Modulus of Elasticity
1.4 Stress−Strain Diagram
1.5 Extension of a Tapered Bar
1.6 Extension of Bar Due to Self-Weight
1.7 Principle of Superposition
1.8 Stresses in Bars of Varying Cross-Section
1.9 Stresses in Composite Bars
1.10 Shear Stress, Shear Strain, and Modulus of Rigidity
1.11 Complimentary Shear Stress
1.12 Hydrostatic Stress, Volumetric Strain, and Bulk Modulus
1.13 Poisson’s Ratio
1.14 Relation Between Elastic Constants E, K and C
1.15 Temperature Stresses
Review Questions

Chapter 2: Shear Force and Bending Moment
2.1 Shear Force and Bending Moment
2.2 Types of Beams and Loads
2.3 Relation Between Load Intensity, SF and BM
2.4 Shear Force and Bending Moment Diagrams for a Few Standard Cases
Review Questions

Chapter 3: Internal Combustion Engines
3.1 Heat Engines
3.2 Classification of IC Engines
3.3 Engine Parts and Their Functions
3.4 Four-Stroke Petrol Engine
3.5 Four-Stroke Diesel Engine
3.6 Comparison Between Petrol and Diesel Engines
3.7 Two-Stroke System
3.8 Comparison Between Two-Stroke and Four-Stroke Engines
3.9 Applications of Two-Stroke Engines
3.10 Performance Analysis of IC Engine
3.11 Measurement of Indicated Power and Brake Power
3.12 Performance Parameters
3.13 Morse Test
3.14 Heat Balance Sheet
3.15 Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
Review Questions

Chapter 4: Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
4.1 Refrigeration: What Is It?
4.2 Heat Engine, Refrigerator, and Heat Pump
4.3 Rating or Capacity of A Refrigerating Unit
4.4 Methods of Refrigeration
4.5 Applications of Refrigeration
4.6 Domestic Refrigerator
4.7 Psychrometry
4.8 Partial Pressure and Dalton’s Law
4.9 Specific Humidity, Relative Humidity, and Degree of Saturation
4.10 Dry-Bulb Temperature and Wet-Bulb Temperature
4.11 Dew-Point and Adiabatic Saturation Temperature
4.12 Psychrometric Chart
4.13 Psychrometric Processes
4.14 Air Conditioning
4.15 Applications of Air Conditioning
4.16 Comfort Air Conditioning and Its Types
4.17 Human Comfort
4.18 Window Air Conditioner
Review Questions

Chapter 5: Fluid Mechanics
5.1 Solids, Liquids, and Gases
5.2 Ideal And Real Fluids
5.3 Significance of Fluid Mechanics
5.4 Fluid Properties
5.5 Pressure and Its Relationship with Height
5.6 Equations of Motion
Review Questions

Chapter 6: Hydraulic Machines
6.1 Hydraulic Turbines
6.2 Pelton Turbine
6.3 Francis Turbine
6.4 Propeller and Kaplan Turbines
6.5 Hydraulic Pumps
6.6 Pump Classification and Selection Criterion
6.7 Pump Applications
6.8 Centrifugal Pumps
6.9 Classification of Centrifugal Pumps
6.10 Hydraulic Systems
Review Questions

Chapter 7: Measurement and Instrumentation
7.1 Measurement and Instrument
7.2 Measurement Methods
7.3 Static Terms and Characteristics
7.4 Measurement Errors
7.5 Pressure Measurements
7.6 Velocity Measurement
7.7 Flow Measurement
7.8 Temperature Measurement
7.9 Strain Measurement
7.10 Force Measurement
7.11 Torque Measurement (Torsion Meters)
7.12 Interchangeability: Limits, Fits, and Tolerances
Review Questions

Chapter 8: Control Systems
8.1 Control System: What Is It?
8.2 Examples of Control Systems
8.3 Classification of Control Systems
8.4 Control Systems Terminology
8.5 Servomechanism, Process Control, and Regulator
8.6 Sequence Control
8.7 Manual and Automatic Systems
Review Questions

Chapter 9: Mechatronics Systems: Basic Concepts and Applications
9.1 Mechatronics: What Is It?
9.2 Origin and Evolution
9.3 Avionics, Bionics, and Autotronics
9.4 Applications of Mechatronics
9.5 Advantages and Disadvantages
9.6 Sensors and Transducers
9.7 Mechanical Detector-Transducer Elements
9.8 Electrical Transducers
9.9 Transducer Classification and Description
9.10 Variable Resistance Transducers
9.11 Thermoelectric Transducers
9.12 Variable Inductance Transducers
9.13 Capacitive Transducers
9.14 Piezoelectric Transducers
9.15 Photoelectric Transducers
9.16 The Hall Effect
Review Questions

Chapter 10: Actuation and Actuating Systems
10.1 Actuator and Actuation
10.2 Mechanical Actuation Systems
10.3 Kinematic Link, Kinematic Pair, Mechanism, and Machine
10.4 Kinematic Chains and Their Inversions
10.5 Belt and Chain Drive
10.6 Gears and Gear Drive
10.7 Cams and Followers
10.8 Bearings
10.9 Ratchet and Pawl
10.10 Hydraulic and Pneumatic Actuating Systems
10.11 Control Valves: Functions and Type
10.12 Accumulator
10.13 Amplification
10.14 Hydraulic Systems
10.15 Pneumatic Actuators Systems
Review Questions

Chapter 11: Applications of Robots
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Robot Capabilities
11.3 Applications of Robots
11.4 Manufacturing Applications
11.5 Material Handling Applications
11.6 Cleanroom Robots
Review Questions

Index

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