I'm looking for the web-site which supplies the terminologies and
explanation of machine elements,
such as Rivet, York...
If someone knows it, Please inform me of that.
Thanks.
- posted 17 years ago
Terminology of machine elements
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- posted 17 years ago
"jangyong" wrote .
Unless the terms are very uncommon, I would first look up a good machine
elements or machinery textbook. Check the names under the index pages of
the book.
From the internet, if the term has only one word, you can use Google
(By the way, I think you mean 'yoke' rather than 'york'.)
From the internet, if the term has only one word, you can use Google
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Say you want the meaning of 'chuck', a part of a lathe. At
the Google homepage, you key in "define:chuck". This will give you many
explanations from which you look for those relating to the machine element
'chuck'.(By the way, I think you mean 'yoke' rather than 'york'.)
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