Engineering Moving Mechanical structures: stress, wear, temperature....

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The discussion centers on the search for a textbook focused on the mechanical analysis of moving structures, specifically linkages and engines, rather than static structures like buildings. Key topics of interest include stresses, deformations, temperature changes, and wear associated with the operation of these mechanisms. A recommendation is made for "Shigley's Mechanical Engineering Design," which addresses many of these concepts. Participants are encouraged to suggest additional resources that provide specific examples related to the mechanical behavior of moving structures.
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I am looking for a textbook that explains/describes for moving mechanical structures (such as linkage mechanism, engines, ... and not buildings, bridges, ...) the stresses, deformation, wear, temperature change, ... due to operating.
E.g. Linkage mechanism: what are/defines the stresses, deformations, temperature distribution, friction, ...

I know that the concepts of stress, wear, friction, ... are very broad, but I am looking for a book that applies it to specific examples.

Does anyone knows good books about this subject?
 
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Shigleys mechanical engineering design covers quite a few of those topics
 
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