What is Biomechatronics? Definition and Some Applications
Learn about Biomechatronics, a new field of mechanical engineering. Biomechatronics deals with the interaction between human organs and …
Continue ReadingLearn about Biomechatronics, a new field of mechanical engineering. Biomechatronics deals with the interaction between human organs and …
Continue ReadingThis article describes about the tests carried out on a bearing to know about its internal defects. These tests if required can also be carried out by …
Continue ReadingThis article deals with Duplex bearings arranged in tandem arrangement. The advantages and drawbacks of this arrangement are also discussed in this …
Continue ReadingThis article describes about the Etch Inspection tests carried out on bearings to know about their internal defects. These tests if required can also …
Continue ReadingThis article describes about the Magnetic particle inspection tests carried out on bearings to know about their internal defects. These tests if …
Continue ReadingThis article deals with the various types of preloading methods used for bearings. We will look mainly into the type of preloading for paired or …
Continue ReadingThis article deals with a specific type of bearings called Duplex or Paired bearings. The advantages and the reasons for the using of these kinds of …
Continue ReadingStrand jacks are specially configured hydraulic jacks, which can give continuous pulling or lifting movement. A combination of a number of strand …
Continue ReadingThis article deals with the various types of preloading methods used for bearings. We will look mainly into the type of preloading for paired or …
Continue ReadingIn automobile, motorcycles and aircraft, power increase is accomplished by the use of a turbocharger. This becomes possible by increasing the pressure …
Continue ReadingSituations dealt in engineering mechanics have bodies stationary with respect to some frame of reference due to contact with other fixed bodies. …
Continue ReadingFor a structure or a truss to sustain a load, all its members should be able to withstand the forces acting on them. Thus for optimal design of a …
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