Mechanical Engineering Design

Exactly as described

I also have the machine design textbook by Juvinal. That one and this seem to be the two ubiquitous machine design textbooks out there. They are both quite good, but there are some subjects that are either not covered, or not covered in any real depth, by one or the other. This one for instance has the best description of the operation of involute gearing that I've ever seen. Had I read that, it likely may have saved me years of confusion on just how it works. This book also contains some very good material property data that I find useful as an engineer. Really, I wouldn't be willing to part with either of them.

This is a good book that goes into a lot of detail on specific problems. It was helpful in studying for and passing the P.E. test. I use this book occasionally at work, and enjoy reading it. It teaches solutions to high-level mechanical engineering problems. I recommend it for a mechanical engineer who is planning to take the P.E. exam, and enjoys mechanical engineering in general.

This is a good practical reference book for machine designers. Although some examples could be clearer when it used with another text, Juvinall for example, the mechanical design topic is pretty well covered.

This is a good replacement for the book I lost. After so long in the Mechanical Engineering field this is still a great source of information and knowledge base.

Well written and explained explanations of the design of simple machine elements. I really liked the sections for combined bending and torsion and the examples there in.

Received in excellent condition, excellent reference for designers, great textbook for students as well. Highly recommend this book for all mechanical engineers and students pursuing mechanical engineering. I will definitely buy from this seller.

Thanks a lot, and I am planning to have more in the future. This is good stuff and no one should miss it