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- Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute: CSIR-India. Performs R&D in mechanical and allied engineering fields. Primary objectives are product design, rapid prototyping and tooling, and Rapid product development. Description of facilities, past and present design work.
- Design and Analysis of Machine Elements: Online Book by Douglas Wright. Reference for all the strength of materials fundamentals.
- Engineering.com: A web portal with online calculators, tables of mathematical and physical propereties, free downloadable programs as well as links to search engines and companies.
- Grinding - Facts, History, and Information: An introduction to grinding: the process of material removal in which a wheel composed of many hard abrasive grits wears away a softer material. Consulting services available.
- International Mechanical Engineering Conference & Exposition, Kuwait: The conference about design, operation and maintenance of mechanical equipment and facilities. Site contains information about the venue and the programm.
- Mechanical Engineering: A website from Ovidiu Tesu. Site with information on mechanical theory and 6 Sigma, some online conversion programs and many e-drawings for SolidWorks. It also contains a resume of the site owner.
- MechanicsEquations: This page summarizes some solid mechanics equations & provides some simple examples. A listing of fundamental differential mechanics equations is also provided.
- Pipestress analysis technical questions and answers: Pipestress analysis is a specialism of mechanical engineers. A pipestress analysis is performed for chemical and petrochemical production plants as well for transport pipelines. Introduction, resources and contacts.
- Solid Mechanics Books: Database of books covering this field. Searchable by author, title or subject.
- Steam & Power: A forum for operators, engineers, maintenance, and technicians who work in power and steam plants.
- Vehicle Suspension Systems: An interactive site giving information about vehicle suspension design, development and theory. With mailing list, forum and download area.
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