MEMOTECH - Technical Communication - Reality and Its Models

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MEMOTECH - Technical Communication - Reality and Its Models M. Bonte R. Bourgeois R. Cognet Editions Castilla – Paris ISBN: 9782713527296 Pages: 401 Dimensions: 245x180 mm. Weight: 730 g Book in very good condition PRICE: €33.00 POSTAGE TO PORTUGAL INCLUDED via Standard Mail/Editorial Service, valid as long as this option remains available to private individuals. Shipment by registered mail incurs the applicable fee. Shipping costs for international destinations available upon request Technical High Schools – Vocational High Schools – Apprenticeship Training Centers (CFA) MEMOTECH Technical Communication: Reality and Its Models Representation models are justified by technical communication. Combined with written and spoken language, they enable the translation of reality into images. Whether schematics, perspectives, exploded views, 3D models, or technical drawings, they constitute an indispensable medium both in design and manufacturing. This new approach to construction aims to develop competencies in reading, decoding, analyzing, writing, coding, materializing, calculating, verifying, and modifying product or system models—thereby enabling realization, installation, operation, and maintenance activities. This 402-page volume addresses technical communication in accordance with these new recommendations and covers major modeling approaches, organized around the following chapters: Technological Reality (connections, guidance systems, transmissions, motion transformations, materials, product-process-material relationships); Functional and Operational Models (product graphs, functional and temporal descriptions, Pareto and cause-effect diagrams); Representation Models of Reality (perception of reality, representation techniques and tools, product definition and GPS-based conceptual approach); Mechanical Behavior Models (modeling of mechanical actions, static, kinematic, dynamic, and energetic behavior of mechanisms, material behavior); Techno-Economic Models (industrial product competitiveness, functional specifications).