Explores axonometric projections, intersections, cuts, and the history of standardization in mechanical construction, emphasizing the importance of norms in enhancing productivity and reducing costs.
Explores assembly techniques in mechanical systems, covering bolted joints, brazing, welding, and gluing, as well as the principles of tightening nuts and self-locking in screw-nut assemblies.
Analyzes energy consumption in mechanical systems, comparing the effort of an Olympic cyclist to power a toaster and discussing mechanical principles and cable selection.
