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An ASME Journal Article Created Using LATEX2εinASME Format for Testing Your FiguresHarry H. ChengProfessor, Fellow of ASMEIntegration Engineering LaboratoryDepartment of Mechanical EngineeringUniversity of CaliforniaDavis, California 9561 6Email: hhcheng@ucdavis.eduJ. Michael McCarthy∗Editor, Fellow of ASMEJournal of Mechanical DesignEmail: jmmccart@uci.eduThird Co-authorGraduate Research Assistan, Student Member of ASMEFourth Co-author†Title, Member of ASMEDepartment or Division NameCompany or College NameCity, State (spelled out), Zip CodeCountry (only if not U.S.)Email address (if available)This is the abstract. This article illustrates preparation ofASME paper using LATEX2ε. An abstract for an ASME pa-per should be less than 150 words and is normally in italics.Please use this template to test how your figures will look onthe printed journal page of the Journal of Mechanical De-sign. The Journal will no longer publish papers that containerrors in figure resolution. These usually consist ofunread-able or fuzzy text, and pixilation or rasterization of lines.This template identifies the specifications used by JMD someofwhich may not be easily duplicated; for example, ASMEactually uses Helvetica Condensed Bold, but this is not gen-erally available so for the purpose ofthis exercise Helveticais adequate. However, reproduction of the journal page isnot the goal, instead this exercise is to verify the quality ofyourfigures. Notice thatthis abstractis to be setin 9ptTimesItalic, single spaced and right justified.NomenclatureAYou may include nomenclature here.αThere are two arguments for each entry of the nomem-clature environment, the symbol and the definition.The primary text heading is boldface and flushed leftwith the left margin. The spacing between the text and the∗Address all correspondence related to ASME style format and figuresto this author.†Address all correspondence for other issues to this author.heading is two line spaces.1IntroductionThis article illustrates preparation of ASME paper us-ing LATEX2ε. The LATEX macro asme2ej. cls, the BIBTEXstyle file asmems4. bst, and the template asme2ej. texthat create this article are available on the WWW at theURL address http: //iel. ucdavis. edu/code/. Toensure compliance with the 2003 ASME MS4 style guide-lines [1], you should modify neither the LATEX macroasme2ej. cls nor the BIBTEX style file asmems4. bst.By comparing the output generated by typesetting this fileand the LATEX2εsource file, you should find everything youneed to help you through the preparation ofASME paper us-ing LATEX2ε. Details on using LATEX can be found in [2].In order to get started in generating a two-column ver-sion of your paper, please format the document with 0.75intop margin, 1.5in bottom margin and 0.825in left and rightmargins. Break the text into two sections one for the titleheading, and another for the body ofthe paper.The format of the heading is not critical, on the otherhand formatting of the body of the text is the primary goalof this exercise. This will allow you to see that the figuresare matched to the column width and font size of the paper.The double column ofthe heading section is set to 1.85in forthe first column, a 0.5in spacing, and 4.5in for the secondcolumn. For the body of the paper, set it to 3.34in for both