Mechanical Construction I: Mechanical Systems and Bolted Assemblies

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Covers mechanical systems, bolted assemblies, thread functions, and bolt resistance parameters.

Explores mechanical behavior, frictional contact, ISO tolerances, and bolted assemblies in mechanical construction.

Covers the basics of mechanical construction and assembly techniques using tools like circlips and shaft keys.

Covers surface states and dimensional tolerancing in mechanical construction, emphasizing precision in manufacturing processes.

Introduces the basics of mechanical construction, focusing on international standards, drawing frameworks, and graphical elements.

Covers surface states, dimensional tolerancing, and mechanical systems in mechanical construction.

Explores the mechanical behavior of solids, including deformation laws, elastic-plastic behavior, and frictional contact between solids.

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

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