Mechanical Construction: Evaluation and Guiding Systems

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Introduces the functioning of structures in architecture, covering beams, arcs, cables, vaults, domes, rigidity, stability, and deformations.

Explains the rules for mounting bearings, including alignment tolerance, swivel angles, types of bearings, and the importance of play.

Covers the design and sizing of bearings, emphasizing the importance of tight fitting rings.

Provides an overview of project management phases in civil engineering, focusing on SIA 103 standards and stakeholder roles.

Introduces building technology, covering construction methods, materials, and the architect's role in design and execution.

Explores the role of ball bearings in robotics applications and discusses stiffness of axes and various types of guides.

Explores small-scale turbomachinery systems, emphasizing design challenges and applications to enhance energy conversion efficiency.

Covers viscous dissipation, stress tensors, and the slider bearing's energy flux and lubrication flow assumptions.

Covers the analysis of rigid structures, focusing on definitions, trusses, and internal forces.