Mechanical Construction I: Assembly Documentation and Tolerances

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Covers the analysis of forces and deformations in bolted assemblies under preload and external loads.

Explores dimensioning principles and machining processes, emphasizing the importance of cutting parameters and tool wear.

Delves into the fundamental principles of dimensioning and cutting in mechanical construction, emphasizing quality and cost-effectiveness.

Introduces the basics of mechanical construction, technical drawings, and standardization in technical communication.

Discusses static assembly solutions in mechanical construction, emphasizing obstacle-based connections over static friction.

Discusses friction laws and bolted assemblies in mechanical systems, emphasizing their applications in engineering design and analysis.

Explores mechanical joining techniques through fasteners and integral joints, discussing their advantages, limitations, and specific applications.

Explores the basics of mechanical construction, focusing on threaded holes, screw dimensioning, and assembly solutions.

Explores deformation, creep, material properties, mechanical tests, ceramics, polymers, metals, and atomic bonds.