Machine design

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  Año 1998, Vol. 70, Número 14

  • When there is only one company left standing

    Ron Khol

    pág. 6

    

  • Squids know what you're thinking

    pág. 46

    

  • Pyramid built in only six weeks

    pág. 46

    

  • A new angle for flash cards

    pág. 46

    

  • Micromachinery built by committee

    pág. 46

    

  • Scanning the Field for Ideas

    Martha Raymond

    págs. 48-50

    

  • Finite-Element Update

    Paul Dvorak

    pág. 54

    

  • Blasting speed into amusement--park rides

    Todd Zalud

    págs. 58-62

    

  • Heading toward zero-emissions

    Sherri Singer

    págs. 68-72

    

  • It's not easy being green

    Sherri Singer

    pág. 73

    

  • Computers & Software & Peripherals

    Gregory E. Jankowski

    págs. 75-77

    

  • METALLIC GLASS: Material of the future?

    págs. 79-80

    

  • Digital laser marking produces crisp images

    pág. 80

    

  • Screw techniques for vinyl components

    pág. 82

    

  • Adding a soft touch with nylon-bondable elastomers

    págs. 84-85

    

  • Combatting wear with metal-matrix composites

    págs. 85-86

    

  • Tips for fabricating copper electronics

    pág. 86

    

  • Near-net shapes with powder metallurgy

    págs. 88-89

    

  • Thermal-spray coatings cover corrosion and wear needs

    págs. 90-91

    

  • Making the choice among stainless steels

    pág. 92

    

  • Seat foams get to the bottom of comfort

    págs. 94-95

    

  • Bimetal thermostats control fluid flow

    pág. 95

    

  • Getting more out of cast parts using ductile iron

    págs. 96-97

    

  • Cast polymers increase semiconductor-equipment accuracy

    pág. 98

    

  • The basics of wear and friction-resistant plastics

    págs. 100-101

    

  • Synthetic-metal alloys

    pág. 102

    

  • Plastics Streamline Printer Assembly

    pág. 103

    

  • Chemical-Resistant Elastomers

    pág. 103

    

  • Plastic Gets the Call for Mobile-Telephone Antenna

    pág. 103

    

  • Perforated Metals

    pág. 103