博客來＂Principles of Mechanism＂ provides a detailed exploration of the fundamental principles governing the design and function of machines. Written by Walter Herman James and Malcolm Charles Mackenzie, this comprehensive text delves into the kinematics and dynamics of mechanical systems, offering a structured approach to understanding the underlying mechanics.
Originally published in 1918, this book remains a valuable resource for students and professionals in mechanical engineering, offering insights into the basic elements of machine design. With clear explanations and illustrative examples, the authors present a systematic analysis of various mechanisms, making it an essential reference for anyone seeking a solid foundation in the principles of mechanism.
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