Joint Design

Joint design refers to the process of creating and selecting the best type of connection between two parts of a structure or machine to ensure they work together safely and efficiently. It involves considering factors like the forces they will experience, the materials used, and how the joint will be assembled and maintained. Good joint design ensures stability, durability, and safety by preventing failure or damage over time. It’s an essential aspect of engineering that applies to everything from bridges and buildings to machinery and electronic devices.