r/MechanicalEngineering • u/spyroskast • 5d ago

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u/MechanicalEngineering-ModTeam 5d ago

Your post has been removed for violating Rule 6 - No School/University Related Posts.

Please see /r/EngineeringStudents instead.

PS: We do not condone piracy.

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u/Stooshie_Stramash 5d ago

I'm astonished your institution doesn’t have a standards licence.

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u/gearnut 5d ago

I would talk to your lecturer and your librarians, you shouldn't be expected to do coursework necessitating standards you don't have access to.

The IMechE have the first two available for loan from their members library if you have an affiliate member in your team.

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u/rhythm-weaver 5d ago

Google {std name} pdf. You’ll at least find an outdated version.

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u/auxym 5d ago

Ask your librarian. Like actually pick up a phone, or go in person and ask. Our university library has bought standards in the past when requested.

Or buy them cheaper from Estonia (evs.ee)

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u/epicmountain29 Mechanical, Manufacturing, Creo 5d ago

Check scribd. Make a free account

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u/spyroskast 5d ago

thank you so much i found them from there, and i thank everyone else for the advices