Machine Design by Robert L. Norton (2014)

Provides an introduction to the principles of machine design and engineering drawing.

Explains the fundamentals of kinematics, dynamics, stress analysis, fatigue, tribology, and materials selection.

Uses examples and illustrations to help readers visualize the design process.

Presents the history and basics of engineering drawing and the geometric principles used in machine design.

Discusses the design of mechanisms, mechanical measurements and instrumentation, and linkages.

Examines the design of belt, chain, and gear drives, as well as springs and fasteners.

Addresses the design of shafts, bearings, and seals, as well as welding, lubrication, and metal-cutting processes.

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