دانلود کتاب Materials Handling Handbook, 2nd Edition

Sponsored jointly by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and International Material Management Society, this single source reference is designed to meet today's need for updated technical information on planning, installing and operating materials handling systems. It not only classifies and describes the standard types of materials handling equipment, but also analyzes the engineering specifications and compares the operating capabilities of each type. Over one hundred professionals in various areas of materials handling present efficient methods, procedures and systems that have significantly reduced both manufacturing and distribution costs.Content: Chapter 1 Basic Materials Handling Concepts (pages 1–18): Raymond A. KulwiecChapter 2 Plant Layout and Materials Handling (pages 19–77): Richard Muther and Dennis B. WebsterChapter 3 Evaluating and Justifying Materials Handling Projects (pages 79–100): Thomas Cullinane and David FreemanChapter 4 Definitions and Classifications (pages 101–116): Kishan BagadiaChapter 5 Unit Load Concepts (pages 117–163): Robert PromiselChapter 6 Industrial Hand Trucks (pages 165–185): Irving M. FootlikChapter 7 Powered Industrial Trucks (pages 187–271): William O'Connell, Karl E. Lanker, James M. Snyder, Clark C. Simpson, Robert Cammack, Lori May, Charles A. Isenberger and A. J. CasonChapter 8 Automated Guided Vehicles (pages 273–314): Garry A. Koff and Bruce BoldrinChapter 9 Conveyors (pages 315–422): James M. Cahill, John G. Dorrance, Harold VanAsselt, Edward Moon, Byrl Curry and Robert H. RothChapter 10 Overhead Lifting: Cranes, Hoists, and Monorails (pages 423–531): Larry Feit, Ambrose Mazzola, Robert R. Reisinger and J. D. MitchellChapter 11 Basic Storage Equipment and Methods (pages 533–588): Herbert H. Klein, W. Scott Fowler, William Devaney, Robert B. Footlik and Terry StrombeckChapter 12 Storage Systems (pages 589–652): Charles E. Manley, David L. Fowlston, Alex J. Nagy, Brian W. Sanford, W. R. Midgley, Donald J. Weiss and John CastaldiChapter 13 Warehousing (pages 653–708): James A. Tompkins, Jerry D. Smith, John R. Huffman and Kenneth B. AckermanChapter 14 Containers (pages 709–716): Fred ZachariasChapter 15 Packaging and Materials Handling (pages 717–728): Sterling AnthonyChapter 16 Freight Elevators (pages 729–769): William S. LewisChapter 17 Positioning Equipment (pages 771–837): Daniel J. Quinn, Guy A. Castleberry, Robert DeCrane, Saul B. Green, Ben Bayer and William R. TannerChapter 18 Dock Operations and Equipment (pages 839–864): E. Ralph SimsChapter 19 Introduction (pages 865–879): James NolanChapter 20 Properties of Bulk Solids (pages 881–900): Richard C. WahlChapter 21 Design of Bins and Hoppers (pages 901–940): John W. Carson and Jerry R. JohansonChapter 22 Feeders (pages 941–958): George A. SchultzChapter 23 Belt Conveyors (pages 959–991): George A. SchultzChapter 24 Chain Conveyors: Apron, Pan, and Flight (pages 993–1010): George A. SchultzChapter 25 Metal Scrap and Chip Handling Conveyors (pages 1011–1022): Daniel T. FitzpatrickChapter 26 Screw, Vibratory, and En Masse Conveyors (pages 1023–1090): B. J. Hinterlong, Conveyor Equipment Manufacturers Association and A. D. SindenChapter 27 Bucket Elevators (pages 1091–1109): Ted P. SmyreChapter 28 Pneumatic Conveyors (pages 1111–1175): Frederick A. Zenz, Ivan Stankovich, Frank Gerchow and M. R. CarstensChapter 29 Slurry Pipelines (pages 1177–1195): Thomas C. Aude and Terry L. ThompsonChapter 30 Sampling and Weighing (pages 1197–1214): S. H. Raskin and Charles RoseChapter 31 Above?Ground Handling and Storage (pages 1215–1247): Dr. A. T. Yu and Daniel MahrChapter 32 Excavators (pages 1249–1282): Clifton H. Hubbell and Alexander PomerantsevChapter 33 Rail and Water Transportation (pages 1283–1311): William E. Sabina and John F. OylerChapter 34 Truck and Air Transportation (pages 1313–1344): Frank J. Meiners and Robert PromiselChapter 35 Radio Controls and Automatic Identification Systems (pages 1345–1375): S. Gene Balaban and Edmund P. AnderssonChapter 36 Safety, Environment, and Human Factors (pages 1377–1428): Gary E. Lovested, John W. Russell, Robert Kolatac and Lyle F. Yerges