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Riveted Joints – Lozenge Joint
Riveted Joint: Lozenge Joint Riveted Joint for Structural Use–Joints of Uniform Strength (Lozenge Joint) A riveted joint known as Lozenge…
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Riveted Joint: Introduction, Classification, Strength and Efficiency of Riveted Joint
Riveted Joint: Introduction, Classification, Strength and Efficiency of Riveted Joint Riveted Joint is a Permanent Joint? Mechanical joints are broadly…
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Introduction to Knuckle Joint – Application and Design Procedure
A knuckle joint is a hinged joint that connects two rods, typically a ball and socket joint. Knuckle joints are used to link two rods that require flexibility or angular movement.
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Design of Cotter Joint – Introduction Classification and Design Steps
Cotter joints are used to connect two rods, subjected to tensile or compressive forces along their axes. These joints are not suitable where the members are under rotation.
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Review of Basic Mechanical Properties of Engineering Materials
Basic Mechanical Properties of Engineering MaterialsIntroduction to Mechanical PropertiesMaterials are defined by their qualities. They could be hard, ductile, or…
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Review of Simple Basic Stresses in Machine Design
Simple stresses encompass a range of fundamental mechanical phenomena, including tension, compression, shear, bearing, and torsion. Each type of stress manifests uniquely in different components and structures, influencing their behavior and performance under various conditions.
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Introduction to Machine Design
Introduction to Machine Design: Machine design is a problem-solving technique with the help of existing scientific principles in an iterative manner.