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Lecture Basics of mechanical engineering: Integrating science, technology and common sense

BASICS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:INTEGRATING SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMON SENSEPaul D. Ronney Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Uni

Lecture Basics of mechanical engineering: Integrating science, technology and common sense iversity of Southern CaliforniaAvailable on-line at http://ionnev.usc.edu/ainel01/Copyright © 2005 - 2016 by Paul D Ronncy. All rights reservedTable o

f contentsTABLE OF CONTENTSIIFOREWORDIVNOMENCLATUREVIICHAPTER 1. WHAT IS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING?1CHAPTER 2. UNITS4CHAPTERS. “ENGINEERING SCRUTINY”10Sc Lecture Basics of mechanical engineering: Integrating science, technology and common sense

rutinizing analytical formulas and results10Scrutinizing computer solutions12Examples of the use of units and scrutiny13CHAPTER 4. FORCES IN STRUCTURE

Lecture Basics of mechanical engineering: Integrating science, technology and common sense

S19Forces19Moments of forces20Types of forces and moments of force22Analysis of statics problems25CHAPTER 5. STRESSES, STRAINS AND MATERIAL PROPERTIES

BASICS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:INTEGRATING SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMON SENSEPaul D. Ronney Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Uni

Lecture Basics of mechanical engineering: Integrating science, technology and common sense 6Bernoulli's equation56Conservation of mass57Viscous effects59Definition of viscosity59No-slip boundary condition59Reynolds number60Navier-Stokes equa

tions61Laminar and turbulent flow62Lift, drag and fluid resistance63 Lecture Basics of mechanical engineering: Integrating science, technology and common sense

BASICS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:INTEGRATING SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMON SENSEPaul D. Ronney Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Uni