Theory and Design for Mechanical Measurements, International Adaptation Richard S. Figliola and Donald E. Beasley is an English-language study book for students and professionals in mechanical engineering. This book covers the theory and design for designing mechanical measurement systems and provides a solid foundation for engineering measurements.
The content focuses on the practical and theoretical aspects of measurements in engineering. It discusses systematic and random errors, uncertainty analysis, sensors, actuator selection, and measurement methods. Through extensive cases and examples, it aligns with different educational curricula and can be used as a reference work or for independent study.
Relevant topics include, among others, Mechanical engineering and materials, TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Mechanical, and Mechanical Engineering. This book is suitable for higher education and professional applications in engineering.