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Omang Saxena

This course is developed for mechanical engineering students. The pre-requisite for this course is basic Strength of materials. The course is exhaustive in nature and fully equipped with every topic one needs to focus on for GATE.

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Machine Design: GATE (Mechanical)

Static And Fluctuating Load

Design of Machine Elements

Mechanical Engineering

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Test Preparation

This is an introductory lesson to the course GATE - Machine design.
In this lesson I have covered a brief introduction about me. I have talked about the target audience i.e. the public who is going to benefit from the course. Also I have discussed the course content and the order in which I’ll be covering the topics from Gate point of view. In the end are some suggestions by me to the viewers to make the course as efficient as possible.

Introduction to the Course

This video clears the definition of mechanism, machine and machine design.
The video discusses the conditions which must be satisfied by a connection to be called as a mechanism. This is further related to machine. I also discussed IFTOMM definition and criteria. In the end we discuss machine design, reasons to study this and real life applications. Don’t forget to follow me and review the course.

Mechanism - Machine and Design

This video discusses the stress and strain curve of ductile and Brittle material. Failure of these type of materials is discussed. The video ends with the definition of factor of safety. Don’t forget to review and follow me for more in-depth courses.

Ductile, Brittle - Failure and FOS

This video talks about the different types of loads and explains static and dynamic loading. Towards the end, the concept of fatigue is discussed.
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Loads and Fatigue

In this video the educator has discussed the theories of failure for static loading.

Theories of Failure -1

This video covers the types of dynamic loads with an insight into Notch - sensitivity and closes with the topic of endurance strength.

Theories of Failure -2

In this video the educator has discussed S-N curve and it’s usage in numerical. Later the educator has discussed Soderberg’s, Goodman’s line and Gerber’s parabola for the design of dynamic loading problems.

Theory of Failure -3

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Karthik Balaji Keshavamurthi

It will be about bearings, it's principle, types and selection

Design of Rolling and Sliding Bearings for GATE

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Rajashekar Janjarla

In this course you'll find the Design properties of Machine Elements i.e Clutches and Brakes. You'll find the topics which are included in GATE Mechanical syllabus. You  will find  solutions to practice problems and previous year GATE questions

Design of Clutches and Brakes for GATE

Shubham Rajput

This course is all about the basics of Machine design which is considered as the important subject from GATE point of view and also apart from theory there will be a question related to that particular concept

Basics of Machine Design for GATE

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Ravindra Lakhara

Full description  about design of machine element with funny conceptual tricky study.

Lessons

7 lessons • 1h 30m

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Introduction to the Course

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Mechanism - Machine and Design

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Ductile, Brittle - Failure and FOS

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Loads and Fatigue

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Theories of Failure -1

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