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4 Feb 2008: Many times the decision as to which type of structural joint to use is based on the economics of what production methods are readily available.

4 Feb 2008: Remember Maudslay’s Maxims, and apply them in the context of:. • Kinematics: motion, accuracy, space• Dynamics: forces, speeds, life• Economics: design, build, maintain. ... life), and economics (design, build, maintain).

4 Feb 2008: 1/1/2008 2008 Alexander Slocum 1-0. FUNdaMENTALS of DesignTopic 1. Design is a Passionate Process. Design is a Passionate ProcessLong before any design project starts, the design. engineer has to believe that there is a problem that is worthy of

6 Feb 2008: Fifth Edition, last update July 02, 2007. 2. Lessons In Electric Circuits, Volume III – Semiconductors. ... 20. 1.7.7 RF attenuators. 22. 1.1 From electric to electronic. This third volume of the book series Lessons In Electric Circuits makes a

6 Feb 2008: First Edition, last update January 18, 2006. 2. Lessons In Electric Circuits, Volume VI – Experiments. ... CROSS-REFERENCES. Lessons In Electric Circuits, Volume 1, chapter 1: ”Basic Concepts of Electricity”.

6 Feb 2008: Fifth Edition, last update October 18, 2006. 2. Lessons In Electric Circuits, Volume I – DC.

6 Feb 2008: Sixth Edition, last update July 25, 2007. 2. Lessons In Electric Circuits, Volume II – AC. ... The limited scope of this lesson on alternating current does not permitfull exploration of the concept, some of the basic.

But the probability of the gears surviving 75 kW with an economic life is low. ... economics. To put lives in perspective, a life of 1000 khr represents more than a century of continuous running - all day, every day!

requiring maintenance to restore its effectiveness, until. eventually it reaches the end of its economic life and is retired. ... The life stages sketch emphasises the importance of creativity and economics in design, and of the technical specifications

embodiment design: find suitable hardware within technical and economic constraints (which is just practicalisation). ... new products are truly the lifeblood of a company's long-term economic existence.