Mechanical

Mechanical Engineering definition: Is one of the oldest branches of Engineering that applies materials science principles, physics principles and engineering for the design, analysis (via Computer-Aided Design) and the construction of motion and power generation systems.

Additionally, the design of systems that do not include or transfer power is also a subject of mechanical engineering when these systems are subjected to high pressure and / or high temperature.

6 Historical events based in Mechanical Engineering shown below: 

1^st Event: Influenced Physics, Mechanics, Engineering in the Western tradition.

Date of Invention: 287–212 BC.

Inventors: Archimedes Ancient Hellenic Mathematician, Physicist, Engineer, Inventor, and astronomer.

2^nd Event: Developed the First Steam Engine – The Aeolipile.

Date of Invention: 10–70 AD.

Inventors:  Hellenic Mathematician and Engineer Heron of Alexandria.

3rd Event: Invented a Seismometer and improved a Water Clock.

Date of Invention: 78–139 AD.

Inventors: Zhang Heng.

4th Event: Invented a Chariot with Differential Gears.

Date of Invention: 200–265 AD.

Inventors: Ma Jun.

5th Event: Formulated Newton's Laws of Motion and developed Calculus.

Date of Invention: 17th century.

Inventors: Isaac Newton.

6th Event: Machine tools were developed in England, Germany, and Scotland.

Date of Invention: 19th century industrial revolution.

Inventors: Various Worldwide Scientists.