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| Mechanical Engineering is a very broad topic. Too broad. | Important in Mechanical Engineering is: does the product/part break or deform too much. To determine this, knowledge of materials and mechanics is needed. |
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| Important topics for Industrial Designers are: Applied Physics, Materials, Mechanics, Simulation and Finite Element Analysis. | * [[MechanicalEngineeringIntroduction|Introduction]] * [[Materials]] * [[Mechanics]] |
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| == Literature: == * '''Applied Physics''': Young & Freedman, University Physics, 13th edition. * '''Mechanics''': Fenner R.T., Mechanics of Solids, CRC Press. * '''Materials''': Ashby, Shercliff, Cebon, Materials: engineering, science, processing and design, Butterworth Heinemann. |
To operate more complex products very often sensors and actuators are needed. Thus knowledge of how sensors and actuators work is needed. To control the actuators, given the sensor inputs, also knowledge of system behaviour and controllers are needed. |
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| '''Good tools''': | * [[System behaviour]] * [[Sensors]] * [[Actuators]] * [[Control]] |
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| * Finite Element Analysis: Solidworks * Simulation: Simulink * Materials: CES Edupack Presentations: * Materials selection [[attachment:MaterialsSelection|presentation]] * Material behavior [[attachment:MaterialBehaviour|presentation]] All software packages are made freely available for Industrial Design students. Simulink is available as part of Matlab, available from the TU/e PC software page. Solidworks and CES Edupack are available from the faculties software page. |
Nature is beautiful. Phenomena in different fields of physics, like mechanics/electronics/pneumatics/hydraulics, can be described using the same type of mathematical equations. See also the research fields of [[System behaviour]] and [[Mechatronics]] [Isermann2005]. |
Mechanical Engineering
Important in Mechanical Engineering is: does the product/part break or deform too much. To determine this, knowledge of materials and mechanics is needed.
To operate more complex products very often sensors and actuators are needed. Thus knowledge of how sensors and actuators work is needed. To control the actuators, given the sensor inputs, also knowledge of system behaviour and controllers are needed.
Nature is beautiful. Phenomena in different fields of physics, like mechanics/electronics/pneumatics/hydraulics, can be described using the same type of mathematical equations. See also the research fields of System behaviour and Mechatronics [Isermann2005].