Machinery’s Handbook; Toolbox Edition (30th Edition)

Download Machinery’s Handbook; Toolbox Edition (30th Edition) written by Erik Oberg, Franklin D. Jones, Henry H. Ryffel and Christopher J. McCauley in PDF format. This book is under the category Engineering and bearing the isbn/isbn13 number 831130911/9780831130916. You may reffer the table below for additional details of the book.

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Specifications

book-author

Erik Oberg, Franklin D. Jones, Henry H. Ryffel and Christopher J. McCauley

publisher

Industrial Press; Inc.; 30th edition

file-type

PDF

pages

2896 pages

language

English

isbn10

831130911

isbn13

9780831130916


Book Description

For more than a hundred years; Machinery’s Handbook 30th edition has been one of the most popular reference work in metalworking; engineering; design and manufacturing facilities; and technical schools; colleges and universities throughout the world. It is universally acknowledged as an comprehensive; extraordinarily authoritative; and practical tool; providing its users with the most fundamental and essential aspects of sophisticated manufacturing practice. The 30th edition of the “Bible of the Metalworking Industries” contains major revisions of existing content; as well as a lot of new material on a variety of topics. It is the essential reference for manufacturing; mechanical; and industrial engineers; draftsmen; machinists; toolmakers; designers; engineering and technology students; and the serious home hobbyist.

New to the 30th Edition:

  • New fluid power section covering hydraulic; pneumatic;and vacuum theory and applications.
  • Expanded metrology section; including v-blocks and vernier; micrometer; and dial calipers.
  • New powder metallurgy section; including additive manufacturing.
  • Even more useful specs; including tap drill sizes for Unified threads; mesh and grit sizes; reaming allowances for drilling; rules for figuring tapers; and assembly with pins and studs.
  • Recently added information on sheet metal and presses; keys and key-ways; taps and tapping; shaft alignment; helical coil screw thread inserts; miniature screws; metric screw threads; fluid mechanics; statistics; solid geometry; calculating hole coordinates and thread dimensions; and distinguishing between bolts and screws.

Plus + + +

  • Comprehensive tables of  contents at the beginning of each section and extensive indexing.
  • Updated standards.
  • Expanded metric content.
  • Many thoroughly renovated and reworked and sections throughout.
  • Hundreds of new and thousands of refined and redone equations and illustrations.

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