Monash University engineering handbook 1995

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TEC2325

Mechanics of machines

R Ibrahim

4 points * 26 lecture hours, 26 laboratory hours * First semester * Caulfield

Force concepts. Force systems. Basic interaction: friction, inclined plane, power screw clutches and brakes. Rotation, inertia and kinetics of rigid bodies, kinematics of geared systems. Machine elements: power transmission systems, toothed gears, V-belt pulleys, gear ratios, pulleys and shafts. Block and tackle systems for mechanical advantage. Mechanisms, examples of common devices and how they work, sliders, cranks, bearings.

Assessment

Examinations: 3 hours (70%) * Laboratory work, assignments and tests: 30%

Recommended texts

Drabble G E Elementary engineering mechanics Macmillan, 1986

Holden R A guide to engineering mechanics Science Press, 1991

Norman E and others Advanced design and technology Longman, 1990


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