Text Geometrical Method of Composition of Forces 1
ContentsPart A Texts and Reading MaterialsUnit Ⅰ Theories and Methods of MachineryLesson 1
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Reading Material Statics of Rigid Bodies 3
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Text Bending of Beams 6
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Reading Material Working Stresses 9
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Text Hydrostatics 12
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Reading Material Hydrodynamics and Friction Losses 15
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Text Pump Selection 18
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Reading Material Hydraulic Motors 21
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Text Cylinders，Jacks and Rams 24
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Reading Material Valves 26
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Text Cams and Followers 29
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Unit Ⅱ Modernized Design Methods and Advanced Manufacturing TechnologiesLesson 31
Reading Material Design of Gear Trains 32
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Text Design of Machine Elements 35
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Reading Material Machine Components 36
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Text High Manganese Steel 39
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Reading Material Plain-carbon Steel and Alloy Steels 40
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Text Stainless Steels 42
Reading Material Nonferrous Alloys 44
Text Heat Treatment 46
Reading Material Tempering 47
Text Cooling Rate 49
Reading Material Aluminizing 50
Text The Lathe 52
Reading Material Lathe Work 54
Text Milling Machines 56
Reading Material Grinding Machines 58
Text Influence of Machine Tool on Machining Accuracy 60
Reading Material Cutting Forces 62
Text Forging 65
Reading Material Welding 66
Text Strength 68
Reading Material Factor of Safety 70
Text Fatigue Failure 71
Reading Material Shot Peening 72
Text Friction 74
Reading Material Controlling Friction 76
Text Abrasive Wear and Corrosion 78
Reading Material Corrosion by Gases 79
Text Ball Bearings 81
Reading Material Roller Bearings 83
Text Lubrication of Bearings 85
Reading Material Forms of Lubrication 87
Text The Nature of Thermodynamics 88
Reading Material The Second Law of Thermodynamics 90
Text Internal-combustion Engines 92
Reading Material Impulse Turbines 93
Text The Significance of Mechanical Measurments 95
Reading Material Fundamental Methods of Measurment 96
Text Resistance Bridges 98
Reading Material CRO Recording Techniques and Oscillographs 100
Text Measurement Error and Classification 103
Reading Material Treatment of Multisample Data 105
Text Vibration as a Dynamic Process 108
Reading Material Causes of Pump Vibration 110
Text The Measurement of Mechanical Vibration 113
Reading Material Reduction of Forced Vibration in the Design Stage 115
Text The Noise Source 117
Reading Material Punch Press Noise and Control Approaches 119
Text Noise Control 121
Reading Material Active Noise Control in Enclosures with Detectors 124
Text Introduction to Optimization 126
Reading Material Multifactor Objectives in Optimization 129
Text Difining Reliability 131
Reading Material Other Knowledges about Defining Reliability 133
Text Introduction to History of the Finite-element Method 136
Reading Material The Physical Concept of Finite-element Method 138
Text Numerical Control of Production Equipments 142
Reading Material Programming for NC 145
Text Industrial Robot Introduction 148
Reading Material Programming a Robot 150
Text Computer-aided Process Planning（CAPP） 153
Reading Material Two Alternative Approaches to Computer-aided Process Planning 156
Text CAD/CAM 159
Reading Material The Application and Marketplace Today of CAD/CAM 163
Text Flexible Manufacturing System 165
Reading Material Automated Guided Vehicle of FMS 170
Text Computer Integrated Manufacturing System 173
Reading Material Problems Associated with CIM 176
Text Computer-aided Quality Control 178
Reading Material Two Categories Noncontact Inspection Techniques 181
Part B Translation and Guided WritingUnit Ⅰ TranslationLesson 41 Selection and Extension for Meaning of a Word 185
Lesson 42 Addition and Reduction of Words 188
Lesson 43 Translation of Specialized English 191
Lesson 44 Change 193
Lesson 45 Translation of Passive Form 194
Lesson 46 Translation of Number 197
Lesson 47 Translation of Negation 200
Lesson 48 Translation of Attributive Clauses 205
Lesson 49 Translation of Long Clauses 207
Unit Ⅱ Guided WritingLesson 50 Experimental Description 210
Lesson 51 Expanded Definition 212
Lesson 52 Description of Working Principle and Action Sequence 214
Lesson 53 Operational Instruction Writing 219
Lesson 54 Description of Tables and Graphs 222
Lesson 55 Letter Writing 226
Lesson 56 Report Writing 233
Lesson 57 Abstract Writing 238
Appendix 1 The Abbreviations and Acronyms in Manufacturing Automation 241
Appendix 2 The World Wide Famous Associations in Mechanical Engineering 243
Appendix 3 A List of Common British and American Spelling Equivalents 244
Appendix 4 A List of Common Prefixes and Suffixes 245
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