Handbook of Research for Mechanical Engineering - Two volume Set

This two-volume handbook includes computational and practical methods that were used for the prediction of mechanical systems failure related to flow control in complex systems and the performance of the computational methods for system failure prediction by numerical analysis and nonlinear dynamic models. The methods and technologies discussed include a combination of physical, mechanical, and thermal techniques. These volumes develop a new method for the calculation of mathematical models by computer technology. The process of entering input for the calculation of mathematical models was simplified for the user through the use of mechanical systems. These methods have provided suitable ways for detecting, analyzing, and recording mechanical systems fault. The proposed methods allow for arbitrary combinations of devices under the modern-day definition of flow control. A scale model and a prototype (real) system were used. The authors used parametric modeling techniques and multiple analyses for mechanical systems. These methods have provided suitable ways for detecting, analyzing, and recording mechanical systems fault. The authors believe that the results of this handbook of research will help to reduce the risk of system damage or failure at the mechanical systems. A glossary of terms, case studies, list of abbreviations, and recent references are included. * Includes computational and practical methods that were used for the prediction of mechanical systems failure related to flow control in complex systems * Develops a new method for the calculation of mathematical models by computer technology * Contains a glossary of terms, case studies, list of abbreviations, and recent references