Mechanical design engineering hanbook site

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The discussion centers on the proposal for a mechanical design engineering database-handbook website aimed at providing material standards, fitting element standards, and design guides. The participant, a novice mechanical design engineer, seeks feedback on the site's potential usefulness and the legality of storing detailed information about standards. Existing resources such as efunda.com and engineersedge.com are mentioned as similar platforms, indicating a competitive landscape for such a site.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of mechanical design engineering principles
  • Familiarity with material standards and fitting element standards
  • Knowledge of web development and content management systems
  • Awareness of copyright and legal considerations in publishing technical information
NEXT STEPS
  • Research legal implications of publishing engineering standards online
  • Explore content management systems suitable for technical databases
  • Investigate existing mechanical design resources for best practices
  • Learn about user engagement strategies for engineering websites
USEFUL FOR

This discussion is beneficial for mechanical design engineers, web developers in the engineering field, and anyone interested in creating or improving technical resource websites.

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Hello all,

Maybe it will be a silly idea, but I fink about design engineering database-handbook site creation. In this site will be published something like: material standards, fitting element standards, short guides about some elements design key elements creation, or advantages - disadvantages. So how do you fink site like this will be helpful for engineers and interest them? And other question is legal to store detail information in website about standards like this: http://www.springmasters.com/sp/stan...-circlips.html or http://www.drutsraigtis.lt/varztai_din912-8.8.php or http://www.sn.schule.de/~dvt/lpe19/Passfedern.jpg

Whats your opinion about idea? Please do not be shy write your opinion if you read this post.

Thanks,
Novice mechanical design engineer.
 
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