MET 365Design of Machine Elements
Design of structural and mechanical elements with emphasis on theories of fatigue failure. MET 365 Design of Machine Elements (3)Design of Machine Elements covers a wide array of mechanical engineering principles. The course draws heavily on the knowledge gained in the strength of materials lecture and laboratory courses. Failure Theory is covered for both static and dynamic loading conditions. The study of failure under 'low stress' cyclic loading, also called fatigue, is a feature of failure theory study. Finally, the theories are applied to the design of machine and structural elements that include beams, columns, pressure vessels, shafts, keys, couplings, belt and chain drives, fasteners, springs, gears, brakes, and clutches. The effects of wear and lubrication on machine design are also examined.
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- Mechanical Engineering Technology, B.S. (Capital)