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Advanced Analysis Advanced Practical

and Design of Process Control
Steel Frames
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Spec rice Spec rice
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Guo-Qiang Li B. Roffel
Jin-Jun Li B. H. L. Betlem

Contents: Preface. Symbols. Part One Advanced Analysis of Steel Contents: 1 Introduction to Advanced Process Control Concepts
Frames. Chapter 1 Introduction. Chapter 2 Elastic Stiffness Equation of 2 Process Simulation 3 Process Modeling and Identification
Prismatic Beam Element. Chapter 3 Elastic Stiffness Equation of Tapered 4 Identification Examples 5 Linear Multivariable Control 6 Multivariable
Beam Element. Chapter 4 Elastic Stiffness Equation of Composite Beam Optimal Constraint Control Algorithm 7 Internal Model Control 8 Nonlinear
Element. Chapter 5 Sectional Yielding and Hysteretic Model of Steel Beam Multivariable Control 9 Optimization of Process Operation 10 Optimization
Columns. Chapter 6 Hysteretic Behaviour of Composite Beams. Chapter 7 Examples 11 Integration of Control and Optimization Appendix I. MCPC
Elasto-Plastic Stiffness Equation of Beam Element. Chapter 8 Elastic and software guide Appendix II. Comparison of control strategies for a hollow
Elasto-Plastic Stiffness Equations of Column Element. Chapter 9 Effects shaft reactor
of Joint Panel and BeamColumn Connection. Chapter 10 Brace Element
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Beam and its Elastic and Elasto-Plastic Stiffness Equations. Chapter 12
Elastic Stability Analysis of Planar Steel Frames. Chapter 13 Nonlinear
Analysis of Planar Steel Frames. Chapter 14 Seismic Response Analysis
of Planar Steel Frames. Chapter 15 Analysis Model for Space Steel
Advances
Frames. Part Two Advanced Design of Steel Frames. Chapter 16
Development of Structural Design Approach. Chapter 17 Structural
in Hazardous
System Reliability Calculation. Chapter 18 System Reliability Assessment
of Steel Frames. Chapter 19 Reliability-Based Advanced Design of Steel
Industrial Waste
Frames. References/Bibliography. Author Index. Subject Index.
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Lawrence K. Wang
Nazih K. Shammas
Yung-Tse Hung
Contents: Characteristics of Industrial Hazardous Wastes. Legislation
and Regulations of Industrial Hazardous Wastes.Soil Remediation.
Recycling and Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Wastes. Remediation
of MTBE and Other Fuel Oxygenates. Remediation of Sites Contaminated
by Hazardous Wastes. Enzymatic Treatment of Pentachlorophenol
Containing Wastes. Treatment of Landfill Wastes. Alternative ET Landfill
Cover. Combined Landfill Leachate Treatment and Bioremediation.
Remediation of Sites Contaminated by Underground Storage Tank
Releases. Selection and Applications of Phytoremediation. Hazardous
Waste Deep-Well Injection. Treatment of Hospital Wastes (optional).

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Aerospace
Technologies
and Applications
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for Dual Use
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India
General Pietro Finocchio
Prof. Ramjee Prasad
Prof. Marina Ruggieri
Contents: Preface. Acknowledgements PART 1 - Trends and Challenges
in Aerospace Dual Use: 1 - Introduction : a Strategic Vision on Dual Use
2 - The Security-related Perspective of the European Space Agency
3 - Complex Systems for Dual Applications at the Italian Space Agency
4 - Systems-of-Systems and Processes Key to Dual Use 5 - Strategy to
Enhance the Technological Aerospace District (DTA) Impact in the Global
Dual Scenario 6 - Technology Applications for Evolving Security Needs
7 - Dual Use in GMES: Analysis of Strategy and Developments
8 - Extending the Internet into Space. PART 2 - Dual Use Technologies:
9 - Assets and Technologies for Space-based Dual Use Systems
10 - Electro-Optic Sensors for Dual Use Space and Airborne Applications
11 - TETRA in Heterogeneous Networks 12 - Trends of Enabling
Technologies for Sensors, Systems and System of Systems
13 - Optimization of Flower Constellations for Dual Use 14 - Dual Use
Technology and Applications: the GALILEO Case Study 15 - Italian
Initiatives for Broadband Communications and Data Relay Satellite
Systems 16 - Future Trends of an Integrated Aero-Space System for
Autonomous Unmanned Vehicle Missions PART 3 - Dual Use
Applications: 17 - Electronic Defence Dual Use Technologies and
Applications. 18 - Remote Sensing for Civil and Security Applications
19 - Innovative Satellite Applications for Navigation and Earth Observation
2
20 - GALILEO: a System with a Dual Use Dimension 21 - Convergence of
Navigation and Communication (NavCom)towards 4G 22 - Innovative
Satellite Applications for Homeland Security 23 - Meteorology in the Dual
Use Perspective 24 - Dual Use Applications of High Resolution Radar
Imaging. PART 4 - Industry Outlook on Dual Use: 25 - A contribution from
Rheinmetall Italia SpA 26 - An overview of the Galileo Program 27 - Dual-
Use Technologies & Applications for Space Systems 28 - Elsag-Datamat
Outlook on Dual Use 29 - A contribution from EADS Astrium; 30 - Cell
Broadband Technology: an overview 31 - A contribution from OSCAR
32 - A contribution from Lockheed Martin Index
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An Introduction to
Nanoscience and
Nanotechnology
Spec rice
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Alain Nouailhat
Contents: Foreword. Acknowledgements. Preface Chapter 1. What are
Nanos? 1.1. What are we talking about? 1.2. References 1.2.1. Two basic
facts 1.2.2. Two approaches 1.2.3. Two key points 1.3. Some bonus
material for economists Chapter 2. Some Science to Get You Started 2.1.
Quantum physics 2.1.1. From the traditional world to the quantum world
2.1.2. Two fundamental concepts 2.1.2.1. Wave-corpuscle duality 2.1.2.2.
Probability in the quantum world 2.2. The key players 2.2.1. The electron
2.2.1.1. The cornerstone of matter 2.2.1.2. Electronic states 2.2.1.3. The
quantification of energy 2.2.1.4. Bonds 2.2.2. The photon 2.2.2.1. The
wave 2.2.2.2. The energy grain 2.3. Molecules 2.3.1. From the smallest
molecule to the largest and their spectacular properties 2.3.2.
Functionality 2.4. Solid matter 2.4.1. Insulators or conductors. 2.4.2. Semi-
conductors 2.4.2.1. Silicon crystal 2.4.2.2 Electrons and holes 2.4.2.3
Junctions 2.4.3. Nanomaterials 2.5. Quantum boxes: between the atom
and the crystal 2.6. Some bonus material for physicists 2.6.1
Luminescence 2.6.2. The laser device Chapter 3. The Revolution in
Techniques Used in Observation and Imagery 3.1. Observing with photons
3.1.1. The optical microscope in visible light 3.1.2. X-ray machines 3.2.
Observing with electrons 3.2.1. The transmission electron microscope
(TEM) 3.2.2. The scanning electron microscope (SEM) 3.3. Touching the
atoms 3.4. Observing how our brain functions 3.4.1. Nuclear magnetic
resonance 3.4.2. Functional magnetic resonance imaging 3.5. Some
bonus material for researchers Chapter 4. The Marriage of Software and
Hardware 4.1. Small is beautiful 4.2. Miniaturization 4.3. Integration 4.3.1.
The silicon planet 4.3.2. An expanding universe 4.4. Programs 4.5. Some
bonus material for mathematicians Chapter 5. Mechanics of the Living
World 5.1. Proteins molecules with exceptional properties 5.1.1. The
program of cellular production 5.1.2. Reading instructions and the
production of proteins 5.1.3. How does it work? 5.1.4. Molecular
disfunctioning 5.1.4.1. External causes 5.1.4.2. Internal causes 5.2.
Intervention of human beings 5.2.1. Medication 5.2.2. The creation of
those famous GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) 5.2.3.
Manipulation of embryos 5.3. Some bonus material for biologists Chapter
6. The Uses of Nanotechnologies 6.1. New objects 6.1.1. Carbon in all its
states 6.1.1.1. Nanodiamonds 6.1.1.2. Carbon nanotubes 6.1.2. A handful
of gold atoms 6.2. Ground-breaking products 6.2.1. Surface treatment
6.2.2. Incorporation in a composite environment 6.3. From micro to
nanosystems 6.3.1. Miniature components MEMS 6.3.1.1. A print head
for inkjet printers 6.3.1.2. Airbags 6.3.1.3. A microlens for miniaturized
optics 6.3.1.4. Magnetic disk readheads: quantum nanostructures 6.3.2.
Microsources of energy: key points for embedded systems 6.3.3.
Micromotors 6.4. A global integration 6.5. Some bonus material for
engineers Chapter 7. Nanos are Changing the World 7.1. A simulation or a
virtual world 7.2. Understanding nature 7.2.1. Understanding energy 7.2.2.
Understanding materials 7.2.3. Understanding information 7.2.4.
Understanding life 7.3. Watch out for nanomedicine 7.4. Nanosciences
and our future 7.5. Essential ethics 7.6. Conclusion Appendices Appendix
A. European Parliament Resolution on Nanosciences and
Nanotechnologies Appendix B. Eight Guidelines on Nanotechnologies
Issued by the CNRS Ethics Committee Abbreviations Bibliography Figures
Index
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Analysis of Applied
Engineering Dynamics
Structures
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Ind i a n P Spec rice
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B. Bedenik Schiehlen, Werner,
Colin Besant Eberhard, Peter

Contents: -Introduction -Definitions and basic concepts -Statically Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Basic Kinematics 3 Basic Kinetics 4 Principles
determinate structures -Kinematics of structures -Basic concepts of of Mechanics 5 Multibody Systems 6 Finite Element Systems
structural analysis -Deformations -Stiffness and flexibility -The force 7 Continuous Systems 8 State Equations of Mechanical Systems
method -The displacement method -The finite element method -Inelastic 9 Numerical Methods A Mathematical Tools, Bibliography, Index.
material behaviour in structures -A simple bridge analysis -Computer
applications Appendix A Basics of matrix algebra Appendix B Tables 9783319073347 376 (Pb) 69.99 Springer
References

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Impact
Anchorage in Mechanics
Concrete
Construction
C. Lakshmana Rao
ial
Spec rice V. Narayanamurthy
nP
India K.R.Y. Simha
Rolf Eligehausen IIT, Madras

3
Rainer Mallee
John F. Silva Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Rigid Body Impact 3. One-dimensional
Impact Mechanics of Deformable Bodies 4. Multi-dimensional Impact
Mechanics of Deformable Bodies 5. Experimental Impact Mechanics
Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Fastening systems 3 Principles 4 Behaviour of 6. Modeling Deformation and Failure Under Impact 7. Computational
headed studs, undercut anchors and metal expansion anchors in non- Impact Mechanics 8. Vehicle Collision 9. Ballistic Impact 10. Conclusion
cracked and cracked concrete 5 Behaviour of cast-in anchor channels in
non-cracked and cracked concrete 6 Behaviour of bonded anchors in non- 9789385462276 300 (Hb) ` 1995.00 Ane
cracked and cracked concrete 7 Behaviour of plastic anchors in non-
cracked and cracked concrete 8 Behaviour of power actuated fasteners in
non-cracked and cracked concrete 9 Behaviour of screw anchors in non-
cracked and cracked concrete 10 Behaviour of anchors under seismic
Applied
loading 11 Behaviour of anchors in fire 12 Corrosion of anchors
13 Influence of fastenings on the capacity of components in which they are
Mechanics
installed 14 Design of fastenings, References, Subject Index. of Solids
ial
9788126546909 392 (Hb) ` 4495.00 Wiley Spec rice
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Indi

Allan F. Bower

Contents: 1 Overview of Solid Mechanics 2 Governing Equations 3 Constitutive Models:

Relations between Stress and Strain 4 Solutions to Simple Boundary and Initial Value
Problems 5 Solutions for Linear Elastic Solids 6 Solutions for Plastic Solids 7 Finite
Element Analysis: An Introduction 8 Finite Element Analysis: Theory and Implementation
9 Modeling Material Failure 10 Solutions for Rods, Beams, Membranes, Plates, and Shells
Appendix A: Review of Vectors and Matrices Appendix B: Introduction to Tensors and Their
Properties Appendix C: Index Notation for Vector and Tensor Operations Appendix D:
Vectors and Tensor Operations in Polar Coordinates Appendix E: Miscellaneous
Derivations References Index
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Applied Structural Basics of

Mechanics Mechanical
Engineering
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Spec rice
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H. Eschenauer Surinder Kumar
N. Olhoff
W. Schnell
Contents: 1 Introduction.- A Fundamentals of elasticity Chapter 2 to 7 Contents: 1. Introduction to Machine Tool, 2. Basic Concept of
.- A.1 Definitions Formulas Concepts.- 2 Tensor algebra and Thermodynamics, 3. Properties of Steam and Steam Generator,
analysis.- 3 State of stress.- 4 State of strain.- 5 Constitutive laws of linearly 4. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, 5. Hydraulic Turbines and Pumps,
elastic bodies.- 6 Energy principles.- 7 Problem formulations in the theory 6. Power Transmission Methods and Devices, 7. Stress and Strain,
of linear elasticity.- A.2 Exercises.- B Plane loadbearing structures 8. Manufacturing System
Chapter 8 to 10 .- B.1 Definitions Formulas Concepts.- 8 Disks.- 10
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structures Chapter 11 to 14 .- C.1 Definitions Formulas
Concepts.- 11 General fundamentals of shells.- 12 Membrane theory of
shells.- 13 Bending theory of shells of revolution.- 14 Theory of shallow
shells.- C.2 Exercises.- D Structural optimization Chapter 15 to 18 .-
Bearing Design
D.1 Definitions Formulas Concepts.- 15 Fundamentals of structural
optimization.- 16 Algorithms of Mathematical Programming (MP).- 17
in Machinery
Sensitivity analysis of structures.- 18 Optimization strategies.- D.2
Exercises.- References.- A Fundamentals of elasticity.- B Plane load-
bearing structures.- C Curved load-bearing structures.- D Structural
optimization. Subject Index.
9788184893243 408 (Pb) ` 495.00 Springer
Avraham Harnoy
Basic Principles
4

of the Finite Contents: -Classification and Selection of Bearings -Lubricant Viscosity -

Element Method Fundamental Properties of Lubricants -Principles of Hydrodynamic
Lubrication -Basic Hydrodynamic Equations -Long Hydrodynamic Journal
Bearing -Short Journal Bearings -Design Charts for Finite-Length Journal
ial Bearings -Practical Applications of Journal Bearings -Hydrostatic Bearings
Spec rice -Bearing Materials -Rolling Element Bearings -Selection and Design of
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Indi Rolling Bearings -Testing of Friction and Wear -Hydrodynamic Bearings
Under Dynamic Conditions -Friction Characteristics -Modeling Dynamic
K M Entwistle Friction -Case Study: Composite Bearing-Rolling Element and Fluid Film
in Series -Non-Newtonian Viscoelastic Effects -Orthopedic Joint Implants
Appendix A: Units and Definitions of Material Properties Appendix B:
Numerical Integration Bibliography Index
Contents: About matrices; The stiffness matrix; One-dimensional finite
element analysis; Energy principles in finite element analysis; Finite 9780824707033 648 (Hb) ` 3995.00 Marcel Dekker
elements that form part of a continuum; Finite element analysis using
higher order elements; Worked examples applying the theory of section
7.2 to calculate the stresses in a loaded tapered sheet; A cautionary
epilogue.

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Biomechanics
Principles and Applications
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P
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Donald R. Peterson
Joseph D. Bronzino
Contents: Preface. Mechanics of Hard Tissue. Musculoskeletal Soft
Tissue Mechanics. Joint-Articulating Surface Motion. Joint Lubrication.
Analysis of Gait. Mechanics of Head/Neck. Biomechanics of Chest and
Abdomen Impact. Cardiac Biomechanics. Heart Valve Dynamics. Arterial
Macrocirculatory Hemodynamics. Mechanics of Blood Vessels. The
Venous System. Mechanics, Molecular Transport, and Regulation in the
Microcirculation. Mechanics and Deformability of Hematocytes.
Mechanics of Tissue/Lymphatic Transport. Modeling in Cellular
Biomechanics. Cochlear Mechanics. Vestibular Mechanics. Exercise
Physiology. Factors Affecting Mechanical Work in Humans. Index.
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Boundary
Layer
Theory
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Spec rice
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Herrmann Schlichting
Klaus Gersten
Contents: Introduction Part I. Fundamentals of Viscous Flows 1. Some
Features of Viscous Flows 2. Fundamentals of BoundaryLayer Theory
3. Field Equations for Flows of Newtonian Fluids 4. General Properties of
the Equations of Motion 5. Exact Solutions of the NavierStokes Equations
Part II. Laminar Boundary Layers 6. BoundaryLayer Equations in Plane
Flow; Plate Boundary Layer 7. General Properties and Exact Solutions of
the BoundaryLayer Equations for Plane Flows 8. Approximate Methods
for Solving the BoundaryLayer Equations for Steady Plane Flows
9. Thermal Boundary Layers Without Coupling of the Velocity Field to the
Temperature Field 10. Thermal Boundary Layers with Coupling of the
Velocity Field to the Temperature Field 11. BoundaryLayer Control
(Suction/Blowing) 12. Axisymmetric and ThreeDimensional Boundary
Layers 13. Unsteady Boundary Layers 14. Extensions to the Prandtl
BoundaryLayer Theory Part III. LaminarTurbulent Transition 15. Onset
of Turbulence (Stability Theory) Part IV. Turbulent Boundary Layers
16. Fundamentals of Turbulent Flows 17. Internal Flows 18. Turbulent
Boundary Layers Without Coupling of the Velocity Field to the Temperature
Field 19. Turbulent Boundary Layers with Coupling of the Velocity Field to
the Temperature Field 20. Axisymmetric and ThreeDimensional
Turbulent Boundary Layers 21. Unsteady Turbulent Boundary Layers
22. Turbulent Free Shear Flows Part V. Numerical Methods in
BoundaryLayer Theory 23. Numerical Integration of the BoundaryLayer
Equations List of Frequently Used Symbols References Index.
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City Planning For
Civil Engineers,
Environmental
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Engineers
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India
And Surveyors
Kurt W. Bauer
Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Definition of Terminology 3 The Historic
Context Of Urban Planning in the United States 4 Compilation of Essential
Data: A Brief Overview 5 Map Requirements For City Planning
6 Population Data and Forecast 7 Economics Data and Forecasts 8 Land
Use and Supporting Infrastructure Data 9 Natural Resource Base
Inventories 10 Institutional Structure for City Planning and the
Comprehensive Plan 11 Objectives, Principles, and Standards 12 Land
Use Planning 13 Neighborhood Unit Concept 14 Principles of Good Land
Subdivision Design 15 Street Patterns and Transportation Planning
16 Other Plan Elements 17 Plan Implementation Land Subdivision
Control 18 Plan Implementation - Zoning 19 The Official Map 20 Capital
Improvement Programming Appendix A Example Land Subdivision
Control Ordinance Regulations Appendix B Example Zoning Ordinance
Regulations Index
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Civil Engineering
Materials
5
5/ed.
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Spec rice
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India
Neil Jackson
Ravindra K. Dhir
Contents: Preface - Acknowledgements - European Standards - List of
Contributors - Introduction - PART 1: METALS; V.John - Introduction -
Structure of Metals - Deformation of Metals - Strengthening Mechanisms -
Behaviour in Service - Metallic Materials in Construction - PART 2:
TIMBER; J.G.L.Munday - Introduction - Structure of Wood - Production of
Solid Timber Sections - Durability of Timber - Properties and Uses of Solid
Timber - Processed Timber Products - PART 3: CONCRETE; R.K.Dhir &
N.Jackson - Constituent Materials - Properties of Fresh Concrete -
Properties of Hardened Concrete - Concrete Durability - Assessment of In-
situ Concrete Quality - Concrete Mix Design and Quality Control - PART 4:
BITUMINOUS MATERIALS; J.M.Edwards - Introduction - Bituminous
Binders - Properties of Bitumen-aggregate Mixes - Design of Bitumen-
aggregate Mixes - PART 5: SOILS; D.G.McKinlay - Introduction -
Formation, Exploration and Sampling of Soils - Bulk Properties - Coarser-
and Finer-grained Soils - Soil Classification - Water in Soils -
Compressibility of Soil - Shear Strength of Soil - Soil Stabilisation by
Compaction - Engineering Applications - PART 6: POLYMERS; C.Hall -
Introduction - Materials Science of Polymers - Polymer Technology -
Properties of Polymer Materials - Polymers in Civil Engineering - PART 7:
BRICKS AND BLOCKS; R.K.Dhir, C.Hall & N.Jackson - Introduction - Clay
Brick - Calcium Silicate Brick - Concrete Block - Brickwork and Blockwork -
Index.
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Clutches and FORTHCOMING

Combustion
Brakes Combustion
Technology
Technology
2/ed Concepts and Applications Concepts and Applications

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V. Raghavan
William C. Orthwein IIT, Madras
V. Raghavan
IIT Madras

Contents: Friction materials. Band brakes. Externally and internally Contents: 1. Introduction 1.1. Combustion Process 1.2. Basic Definitions 1.3. Types of
pivoted shoe brakes. Linearly acting external and internal drum brakes. Fuels and their Characteristics 1.4. Modes of Combustion Processes 1.5. Emissions and
Dry and wet disk brakes and clutches. Cone brakes and clutches. Environment 2. Review of Combustion Thermodynamics and Kinetics
Magnetic particle, hysteresis, and eddy-current brakes and clutches. 2.1. Combustion Stoichiometry 2.2. First Law Applied to Combustion 2.3. Second Law
Acceleration time and heat dissipation calculations. Centrifugal, one-way, Applied to Combustion 2.4. Chemical Kinetics 3. Review of Combustion Phenomena
and detent clutches. Friction drives with clutch capability. Fluid clutches 3.1. Premixed Flames 3.2. Non-premixed Flames 3.3. Flames from Condensed Fuels
and brakes. Antilock braking systems. Brake vibration. Engineering 4. Burners For Gaseous Fuels 4.1. Classifications 4.2. Co-flow, Swirl and Partially
standards for clutches and brakes. Bibliography. Index. Premixed Burners 4.3. Stability 4.4. Performance and Emission Characteristics
4.5. Design Parameters 5. Burners For Liquid Fuels 5.1. Basics of Atomization
5.2. Rudiments of Spray Combustion 5.3. Stability, Performance and Emission
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Characteristics 5.4. Design Parameters 6. Solid Fuel Systems 6.1. Combustion of Solid
Fuels 6.2. Gasification of Solid Fuels 7. Alternative Fuels 7.1. Characterization and
Combustion Comparison with Fossil Fuels 7.2. Performance and Emission Characteristics 7.3. Future
Trends Review Questions
Engineering 9789385462085 300 (Pb) TBA Ane
Issues
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Composites for
Spec rice
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nP Construction
6

Bruce G. Miller
David A. Tillman

Contents: -Introduction -Coal Characteristics -Characteristics of

Alternative Fuels -Characteristics and Behavior of Inorganic Constituents -
Fuel Blending for Combustion Management -Fuel Preparation
-Conventional Firing Systems -FluidizedBed Firing Systems
-PostCombustion Emissions Control -Some Computer Applications for
Combustion Engineering with Solid Fuels -Gasification -Policy
Considerations for Combustion Engineering Index
9789382291374 520 (Hb) ` 3995.00 Academic Press
Lawrence C. Bank
Contents: Preface Chapter 1. Introduction. Chapter 2. Materials and
Manufacturing. Chapter 3. Properties of FRP Composites . Chapter 4.
Design Basis for FRP Reinforcements. Chapter 5. FRP Flexural
Reinforcement. Chapter 6. FRP Shear Reinforcement . Chapter 7. FRP
Reinforcement Detailing. Chapter 8. Design Basis for FRP
Strengthening. Chapter 9. FRP Flexural Strengthening. Chapter 10. FRP
Shear Strengthening. Chapter 11. FRP Confining. Chapter 12. Design
Basis for FRP Profiles. Chapter 13. Pultruded Flexural Members. Chapter
14. Pultruded Axial Members. Chapter 15. Pultruded Connections.
References. Index

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Computational The Deformation
Heat Transfer and Processing of
2/ed Structural Materials
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Edited by:
Yogesh Jaluria Z.X. Guo
Kenneth E. Torrance

Contents: Preface 1.Introduction Part 1:Mathematical Background 2. Governing
Equations 3. Finite Differences 4.Finite Elements Part 2: Simulation of Transport
Processes 5.Numerical Methods for Conduction Heat Transfer 6. Numerical Methods for
Convection Heat Trasnfer 7.Numerical Methods for Radiation Heat Transfer Part 3:
Combined Modes and Process Applications, Appendixes
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Contents: Preface, 1 - Aluminium and its alloys, 2 - High temperature
deformation, alloys and processing of magnesium,
3 - Thermomechanical processing of ferrous alloys, 4 - Superalloys,
5 - Plastic deformation of ordered intermetallic alloys, 6 - Discontinuously
reinforced metal matrix composites, 7 - Semi-solid processing of metallic
alloys8 - Superplasticity in structural materials, Index
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Computational
Methods in Design of
Engineering Jigs & Fixtures
and Press Tools
2/ed

S.P. Venkateshan
Prasanna Swaminathan

7
K. Venkataraman
Contents: System of Equations and Eigenvalues Solution of Linear Equations
Computation of Eigenvalues Solution of Algebraic Equations Interpolation
Contents: PART IJIGS AND FIXTURES 1. Introduction to Jigs and
Interpolation in Two and Three Dimensions Regression or Curve Fitting Numerical
Fixtures 2. Design of Locators 3. Design of Clamps 4. Drilling Jigs
Differentiation Numerical Integration Initial Value Problems Boundary Value Problems 5. Design of Milling Fixtures 6. Other Types of Fixtures, Design Exercises
(ODE) Introduction to PDEs Laplace and Poisson Equations Advection and Diffusion for Jigs and Fixtures, Worked Examples for Jigs and Fixtures, Appendix
Equations Wave Equation Index A: Metal Cutting Tools, Appendix B: Fits and Tolerances, Appendix C:
Suggested Questions and Answers, PART IIPRESS TOOLS
9789382127611 692 (Pb) ` 595.00 Ane Books 1. Introduction to Presses and Auxiliary Equipment 2. Sheet Metal
Forming Processes 3. Introduction to Press Tools, 4. Introduction to the
Concrete Design of Blanking, Piercing, Progressive and Compound Dies,
5. Bending, Drawing and Forming Dies, Design Exercises for Press Tools,
Portable Handbook Appendix A: Properties of Materials, Appendix B: Drawing Speeds and
Lubricants, Appendix C: Press ToolsSuggested Questions and
Answers, References , Index

9789385462016 244 (Pb) ` 395.00 Ane Books

R. Dodge Woodson

Contents: Introduction 1. Basic Information 2. Concrete Materials 3. Durability and

Protection 4. Mixing and Placing Concrete 5. Concrete Formwork 6. Reinforcement
7. General Design Consideration 8. Requirements for Strength and Serviceability
9. Inspecting In-Place Concrete 10.Concrete Failure 11.Concrete Repair Preparation
12.Removal and Repair 13.Rehabilitation Work 14.Maintenance Matters 15.Specialized
Repairs 16.Problem Solving 17.Code Requirements 18.How Much Do You Know?
19.Working with Code Requirements 20.Avoiding On-the-Job Injuries 21.Worksite
Survival Appendices Glossary Index
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Design of Dynamics
Structural For Engineering
Elements
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Spec rice Spec rice
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Ind i a n India

W. M. C. McKenzie Soumitro Banerjee

Contents: Preface. SECTION I Structural Analysis Techniques. Design
Philosophies. Structural Loading. Structural Instability, Overall Stability
and Robustness. SECTION II Reinforced Concrete Elements. SECTION
III Structural Steelwork Elements. SECTION IV Structural Timber
Elements. SECTION V Structural Masonry Elements. SECTION VI
Appendix 1: Greek Alphabet, SI Prefixes, Coefficients of Friction and
Typical Material Properties. Appendix 2: Properties of Geometric Figures.
Appendix 3: Beam Reactions, Bending Moments and Deflections.
Appendix 4: Continuous Beam Coefficients. Appendix 5: Self-weights of
Construction Materials. Appendix 6: Reinforcement Bar Cross-sectional
Areas. Appendix 7: Black-bolt and H.S.F.G. - Bolt Data. Bibliography.
Index.
Contents: Preface. 1 Introduction to System Elements 2 Obtaining Differential Equations
for Mechanical Systems by the Newtonian Method. 3 Differential Equations of Electrical
Circuits from Kirchoffs Laws. 4 The Lagrangian Formalism. 5 Obtaining First Order
Equations. 6 Unified Modelling of System Through the Language of Bond Graphs.
7 Numerical Solution of Differential Equations. 8 Dynamics in the State Space.
9 Solutions for a System of First Order Linear Differential Equations.
10 Linear systems with external input. 11 Dynamics of Nonlinear Systems. 12 Discrete-
time Dynamical Systems. Index
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Susan McCahan Ratan Raj Tatiya

Phil Anderson
Mark Kortschot
Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Ecology, environment, mineral resources & energy 3. Air
Peter E. Weiss pollution 4. Water pollution 5. Solid industrial waste & land degradation 6. Industrial
Kimberly A. hazards 7. Occupational health & safety (OHS) 8. Industrial safety 9. Loss prevention
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Core Engineering Design Process 1. Requirements Generation 2. Multi-
use Design Tools 3. Idea Generation 4. Decision Making 5. Iterating.
6. Investigating Ideas 7. Post-conceptual Design. Appendices. Appendix
Mechanical
A: Communication & Critical Thinking 1. Critical Thinking
2. Communication -Written -Visual 3. Audio-Visual Appendix B: Teamwork
Engineering
& Project Management. Teamwork 1. Project Management Basics of
Project Management. Advanced Project Management. Instructions for PM
software 1. Interacting with a Client. Appendix C: Design for X. Design for
Durability. Design for the Environment. Design for Flexibility. Design for
Human Factors. Design for Intellectual Property. Design for
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Appendix D: Resources. Principles & Problem Solving. Economics.
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Moments in Beams 4. Pure Bendings of Beams 5. Principal Stresses 6. Torsion of Circular
Shaft 7. Framed Structures 8. Strain Energy 9. Basics of Thermodynamics 10. Laws of
Thermodynamics 11. Internal Combustion Engines 12. Properties of Steam and Rankine
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Elements of Engineered Rock
Mechanical Structures in
Engineering Mining and Civil
B. Tech. Sem-I & II
Construction

Shiv Kumar R.N. Singh

A.K. Ghose

Contents: 1. Basic of Thermodynamics 2. First Law of Thermodynamics 3. Application of Contents: 1. Rock Characterisation for Rock Mechanics Design
First Law of Thermodynamics to Flow Processes 4. Second Law of Thermodynamics 2. Uniaxial Testing of Rock in Compression 3. Tensile, Triaxial and Shear
5. Entropy 6. Introduction to Working of IC Engines 7. Air-Standard Cycles 8. Engineering Strength of Rock 4. Time-dependent Behaviour of Rocks 5. Index
Materials 9. Centroid, Centre of Gravity and Moment of Inertia, Question Paper 2011, Properties of Rocks 6. Large-scale in situ Testing of Rock Mass
Appendix, Bibliography, Index. 7. Evaluation of Rock Mass Parameters by Borehole Testing
8. Measurement of Stress in Rock 9. Design of Structures in Rock
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and Stability of Rib Pillars and Chain Pillars in Longwall Mining
Emerging 13. Structural Stability of Excavations in Jointed Rock 14. Supports in
Mining and Tunnelling 15. Mining Subsidence 16. Stability Analysis of
Nanotechnologies Surface Mining Slopes 17. Risk Analysis for Design in Geomechanics,
Index
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Engineering
Waqar Ahmed Mathematics
Mark J. Jackson A Project & Problem

Contents: Series Editor's Preface. Foreword. Contributors.
1. Nanotechnology to Nanomanufacturing 2. Gas Phase Nanofication: A
Strategy to Impart Fast Response in Sensors 3. Advanced
Characterization Techniques for Nanostructures 4. Non-Lithographic
Techniques for Nanostructuring of Thin Films and Bulk Surfaces
5. Engineering the Synthesis of Carbon Nanotubes to Fabricate Novel
Nanostructures 6. Upconverting Fluorescent Nanoparticles for Biological
Applications 7. Micro-and Nanomachining 8. Design of Experiments: A
Key to Innovation in Nanotechnology 9. Environmental and Occupational
Health Issues with Nanoparticles 10. Commercialization of
Nanotechnologies: Technology Transfer from University Research
Laboratories 11. Fabrication of Hydrogel Micropatterns by Soft
Photolithography 12. Nanocrystalline Diamond for RF-MEMS Applications
13. Analysis of the Effects of Micromachining Using Nanostructured
Cutting Tools 14. Metal Oxide Nanopowder, Index
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Based Approach
Harish Parthasarathy
Contents: Acknowledgements, Preface, 1 The Derivative and the
Integral, 2 Ordinary Differential equations, 3 Solved Examples, 4 Solved
examples, 5 Linear algebra and matrix theory, 6 Fourier series and
transforms, 7 Partial differential equations, 8 Functions of a complex
variable, 9 Laplace transforms, 10 Vector algebra, 11 Vector calculus,
12 Probability theory and statistics, 13 Riemannian geometry and tensor
calculus, 14 Selected topics in Group theory with applications,
15 Perturbation theory for differential equations, 16 Calculus of variations,
17 Stochastic filtering theory, 18 Generalized functions, 19 Simulation of
analog systems on the digital computer, 20 Basic Circuit and System
theory, 21 MATLAB Exercises, 22 Appendix:Reprints of some technical
reports from DSP lab at NSIT, 23 Miscellaneous solved and unsolved
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Engineering Environmental
Mathematics-I Contamination

Abhimanyu Singh Ming H. Wong

Contents: UNIT-I: DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUS-I 1. Successive
Differentiation 2. Expansion of Functions and Approximate Calculations
3. Asymptotes 4. Curve Tracing 5. Partial Differentiation UNIT-II :
DIFFERENTIAL CALCULUSII 6. Jacobians 7. Approximate Calculations
of One and Two Variable Functions 8. Maxima/Minima UNIT-III :
MATRICES 9. Matrices UNIT-IV : MULTIPLE INTEGRALS 10. Double and
Triple Integrals 11. Beta and Gama Functions, Dirichlet Integrals and
Applications UNIT-V : VECTOR CALCULUS 12. Vector Calculus
13. Integration of Vector Functions, Examination Paper 200711
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Thermodynamics
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Contents: Preface. Editor. Contributors. Environmental Contamination: Health Risks and
Ecological Restoration. Part I Health Impacts and Risk Assessment. Health Impacts of
Toxic Chemicals in the Pearl River Delta: The Need for Healthcare Reform? Heavy Metal
Overloads and Autism in Children from Mainland China and Hong Kong: A Preliminary
Study. Endocrine-Disrupting Contaminants and Their Effects on Reproductive and
Developmental Health. Assessing Health Risks from Arsenic Intake by Residents in
Cambodia. Pragmatic Approach for Health Risk Assessment of Bauxite Tailing Waste
Materials. Part II Emerging Chemicals and Electronic Waste. Polybrominated Diphenyl
Ethers in China: Sources, Trends, and Their Adverse Impacts on Human Health. Removal
of Persistent Organic Pollutants and Compounds of Emerging Concern in Public-Owned
Sewage Treatment Works: A Review. Inverse Relationship between Urinary Retinol-
Binding Protein, Beta-2-Microglobulin, and Blood Manganese Levels in School-Age
Children from an E-Waste Recycling Town. Mitigating Environmental and Health Risks
Associated with Uncontrolled Recycling of Electronic Waste: Are International and National
Regulations Effective? Decision-Making Support Tools for Managing Electronic Waste.
Peeranart Kiddee, Ravi Naidu, and Ming Hung Wong. Part III Ecological Restoration of
Contaminated Sites: Bioremediation. Biomethylation of Arsenic in Contaminated Soils.
Handling Copper: A Paradigm for the Mechanisms of Metal Ion Homeostasis. Plant
Selenium Metabolism: Genetic Manipulation, Phytotechnological Applications, and
Ecological Implications. Microbial Transformation of Phthalate Esters: Diversity of
Hydrolytic Esterases. Mixed Contamination of Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons and Metals at

Manufactured Gas Plant Sites: Toxicity and Implications to Bioremediation. Part IV

Michael Horsley
Contents: Introduction. Back to basics. Ideal gases and the ideal gas
laws. Energy and contained gases. Derivations from the non-flow energy
equation. Steady flow energy equation. Real gases. Liquids, vapours and
superheat. Steady flow energy equation applied to liquids and vapours. A
final look at entropy and the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Heat
transfer I - conduction and convection. Heat transfer II - more on
conduction and convection; radiation. Reacting mixtures. Cycles of
operation - gases. Cycles of operation - vapours. Appendices.
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Ecological Restoration of Contaminated Sites: Phytoremediation. Toxicity and
Bioavailability of Heavy Metals and Hydrocarbons in Mangrove Wetlands and Their
Remediation. Origin of Paddy Fields and Functions for Environmental Remediation in the
Urbanized Areas of Yangtze River Delta. Remediation and Reuse of Stormwater by
Ecotechnology. Phytostabilization for Sustainable End-Use of Arsenic-Rich Mine Tailings
in the Victorian Goldfields, Australia. Field Application of the Stabilization Process for
Arsenic-Contaminated Soil. Bioavailability of Metals and Arsenic on Brownfield Land:
Remediation or Natural Attenuation for Risk Minimization?. Index
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Mechanics
Statics and Dynamic

Jivan Khachane
Ruchi Shrivastava

Contents: 1. Statics 2. Support Reactions 3. Analysis of Truss 4. Centre of

Gravity and Moment of Inertia 5. Friction 6. Lifting Machines
7. Transmission of Power 8. Kinematics 9. Kinetics 10. Shear Force and
Bending Moment

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Essential Essentials of
Environmental Thermal System
Studies Design and
4/ed Optimization

S. P. Misra
C. Balaji
S. N. Pandey

Contents: UNIT I Multidisciplinary Nature of Environmental Studies, UNIT
II Natural Resources: Renewable and Non-Renewable Resources, UNIT
III Ecosystems, UNIT IV Biodiversity and its Conservation, Unit V
Environmental Pollution, UNIT VI Social Issues and the Environment,
UNIT VII Human Population and the Environment, UNIT VIII Field Work.
Contents: 1. Introduction to design and system design 2. System
Simulation 3. Curve fitting 4. Optimization-Basic ideas and formulation
5. Lagrange multipliers 6. Search methods 7. Linear programming and
Dynamic Programming 8. Non-traditional optimization techniques
9. Inverse problems, Bibliography, Random number table, Index

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Essentials of Examples in
Heat and Fluid Flow Structural Analysis
in Porous Media

Arunn Narasimhan
William M.C. Mckenzie

11
About the Book: Knowledge of heat and fluid flow through porous media
finds extensive applications in several engineering devices spanning four Contents: 1. Structural Analysis and Design 2. Material and Section
major division, mechanical, civil, chemical and bio-engineering. This Properties 3. Pin-Jointed Frames 4. Beams 5. Rigid-Jointed Frames
textbook fills the knowledge-gap between available research monographs 6. Buckling Instability 7. Direct Stiffness Method 8. Plastic Analysis
in porous media and basic thermo-fluids courses required to understand Appendices
such monographs.
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Extended Finite
Essentials of
Element Method
Radiation
Heat Transfer

Soheil Mohammadi
C. Balaji

Contents: Dedication. Preface. Nomenclature. Chapter 1 Introduction.

Chapter 2 Fracture Mechanics, a Review. Chapter 3 Extended Finite
Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Black body radiation 3. Radiative properties of
Element Method for Isotropic Problems. Chapter 4 XFEM for Orthotropic
non-black surfaces 4. View factors 5. Enclosure analysis 6. Gas radiation
Problems. Chapter 5 XFEM for Cohesive Cracks. Chapter 6 New
7. Atmospheric radiation 8. Inverse problems in radiation
Frontiers. Chapter 7 XFEM Flow. References. Index.

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Fatigue Life of
Riveted
Steel Bridges
Bjrn kesson
Contents: 1. Introduction 1.1 Background 1.2 Aim 1.3 Scope and
limitations 1.4 Contents of this thesis 2. Previous Work A Literature
Survey 2.1 Static behaviour of riveted connections 2.2 Fatigue tests of
riveted joints 2.3 Full-scale fatigue tests of riveted bridge members and
joints 2.3.1 Experiments to determine the effect on impact, vibratory
action, and long-continued changes of load on wrought-iron girders
(Fairbairn 1864) 2.3.2 Fatigue life extension of riveted connections
(Reemsnyder 1975) 2.3.3 Comportement la fatigue de profiles lamins
avec semelles de renfort rivetes (Rabemanantsoa and Hirt 1984) 2.3.4
Fatigue strength of weathered and deteriorated riveted members (Out,
Fisher and Yen 1984) 2.3.5 Fatigue of riveted connections (Baker and
Kulak 1985) 2.3.6 Fatigue and fracture evaluation for rating riveted
bridges (Fisher, Yen, Wang and Mann 1987) 2.3.7 Fatigue strength of
corroded steel plates from old Railway bridge (Abe 1989) 2.3.8 Fatigue
and fracture of riveted bridge members (Brhwiler, Smith and Hirt 1990)
2.3.9 Experimental and theoretical investigations of existing railway
bridges (Mang and Bucak 1990) 2.3.10 A comparison and summary of the
results from the full-scale fatigue tests 3. Riveted Connections 3.1
Historical review 3.2 Riveting technique 3.3 Load-carrying capacity 3.3.1
Clamping force 3.3.2 Mechanical properties 3.3.3 Shear strength 3.3.4
Tensile strength 3.4 Fatigue life if riveted connections 4. Fatigue of Riveted
12
Railway Bridges 4.1 General 4.2 Fatigue critical details 4.3 Dynamic
amplification 4.4 Brittle fracture 4.5 Corrosion 4.6 Inspection and
maintenance 4.7 Reinforcement methods 5. Field Studies 5.1 General 5.2
Visual inspection 5.3 Strain measurements 5.4 Deflection 5.5 Dynamic
amplification 5.6 Crack control 5.7 Steel samples 5.8 Material testing 5.9
Load-carrying capacity 5.9.1 General 5.9.2 Design load 5.9.3 Remaining
fatigue life 5.9.4 Fracture mechanics analysis 6. Full-scale Fatigue Tests of
Riveted Girders 6.1 General 6.2 Test specimens 6.3 Test set-up and
testing procedure 6.4 Test results 6.4.1 Fatigue loading 6.4.2 Tension tests
6.4.3 Impact testing 6.4.4 Chemical analysis 6.4.5 Clamping force 6.4.6
Fatigue damage accumulation 6.5 Comparison with other investigations
6.6 Future investigations 7. Summary and Conclusions 8. Modern
Research
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Barna Szab
Ivo Babuka
Contents: Mathematical Models and Engineering Decisions. Generalized
Solutions Based on the Principle of Virtual Work. Finite Element
Discretizations in One Dimension. Extensions and Their Convergence
Rates in One Dimension. Two-Dimensional Linear Elastostatic Problems.
Element-Level Basis Functions in Two Dimensions. Computation of
Stiffness Matrices and Load Vectors for Two Dimensional Elastostatic
Problems. Potential Flow Problems. Assembly, Constraint Enforcement,
and Solution. Extensions and Their Convergence Rates in Two
Dimensions. Computation of Displacements, Stresses and Stress
Resultants. Computation of the Coefficients of Asymptotic Expansions.
Three-Dimensional Linear Elastostatic Problems. Models for Plates and
Shells. Miscellaneous Topics. Estimation and Control of Errors of
Discretization. Mathematical Models. Appendices. Index.
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Fluid
Machinery
Application, Selection and Design
2/ed
Terry Wright
Philip M. Gerhart
Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Dimensional Analysis And Similarity For
Turbomachinery 3 Scaling Laws, Limitations, And Cavitation
4 Turbomachinery Noise 5 Performance Estimation, Machine Selection
And Preliminary Design 6 Fundamentals Of Flow In Turbomachinery
7 Velocity Diagrams And Flowpath Layout 8 Two-dimensional Cascades
9 Quasi-three-dimensional Flow 10 Advanced Topics In Performance And
Design, Appendices
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Fluid Fluid Mechanics and
Mechanics Fluid Machines

Joseph H. Spurk Shiv Kumar

Contents: 1 The Concept of the Continuum and Kinematics
2 Fundamental Laws of Continuum Mechanics 3 Constitutive Relations for
Fluids 4 Equations of Motion for Particular Fluids 5 Hydrostatics 6 Laminar
Unidirectional Flows 7 Fundamentals of Turbulent Flow 8 Hydrodynamic
Lubrication 9 Stream Filament Theory 10 Potential Flows 11 Supersonic
Flow 12 Boundary Layer Theory, A Introduction to Cartesian Tensors,
B Curvilinear Coordinates, C Tables and Diagrams for Compressible Flow,
D Physical Properties of Air and Water, Bibliography, Index.
Contents: 1. Properties of Fluids, 2. Pressure and its Measurement,
3. Hydrostatic Forces on Surface, 4. Flow of Fluids, 5. Notches and Weirs,
6. Flow through Orifices and Mouthpieces, 7. Flow Through Pipes, 8. Flow
Through Open Channels, 9. Hydraulic Turbines, 10. Pumps, 11. Hydraulic
Devices, Objective Questions, References, Appendices, Index
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and Hydraulics
Fluid
Mechanics

Suresh Ukarande

Shiv Kumar
Contents: 1. Properties of Fluids 2. Kinematics of Fluid Motion 3. Pressure and its
Measurement 4. Hydrostatic Forces on Surface 5. Dynamics of Fluid Flow 6. Dimensional
Analysis and Hydraulic Similitude 7. Laminar and Turbulent Flow 8. Flow Through Pipes 9.
Boundary Layer Theory 10. Flow Past Submerged Bodies References, Appendices, Index
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3/ed
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Contents: 1. Fluid Properties 2. Fluid Pressure Measurement 3. Hydrostatic Forces on
Surfaces 4. Buoyancy and Floatation 5. Fluids in Relative Equilibrium 6. Kinematics of Fluid
Flow 7. Dynamics of Fluid Flow 8. Orifices and Mouthpieces 9. Notches and Weirs
10. Laminar Flow 11. Turbulent Flow in Circular Pipes 12. Pipe Flow System 13. Water
Hammer Theory 14. Boundary Layer and Forces on Submerged Bodies 15. Flow through
Open Channel 16. Dimensional Analysis and Model Testing 17. Compressible Fluid Flow
18. Impact of Jet on Plates and Jet Propulsion 19. Hydraulic Turbines 20. Centrifugal
Pumps 21. Miscellaneous Hydraulic Machinery 22. Introduction to Ideal Fluid Flow,
Appendix, Index
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Fluid Mechanics
Problems and Solutions

Shiv Kumar
Joseph H Spurk

Contents: 1. Properties of Fluids 2. Pressure and its Measurement 3. Hydrostatic Forces

on Surface 4. Buoyancy and Floatation 5. Kinematics of Fluid Motion 6. Dynamics of Fluid
Flow 7. Dimensional and Model Analysis 8. Laminar Flow: Viscous Flow 9. Turbulent Flow
10. Boundary Layer Theory 11. Flow Through Pipe 12. Notches and Weirs 13. Orifices and
Mouthpieces 14. Flow Past Submerged Bodies, 15. Flow Through Open Channels
16. Compressible Flows, Objective Questions, Examination Papers, References,
Appendices, Index
Contents: 1. The Concept of the Continuum and Kinematics 2. Fundamental Laws of
Continuum Mechanics 3. Constitutive Equations 4. Equation of Motion for Particular Fluids
5. Hydrostatics 6. Laminar Unidirectional Flows 7. Fundamentals of Turbulent Flow
8. Hydrodynamic Lubrication 9. Stream filament Theory 10. Potential Flow 11. Supersonic
Flow 12. Boundary Layer Theory A - Tensor Calculus B - Examination Problems

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Foundation Foundations of
Engineering for
Foundations of
Chemical Chemical
Expansive Soils
Engineering
Thermodynamics
Engineering
Thermodynamics
John D. Nelson
Kuo Chieh Chao ING
BEST TH COM
SELLER Daniel D. Overton FOR R. Ravi
R. Ravi
Erik J. Nelson

Contents: Preface. List Of Symbols. List Of Abbreviations. 1. Introduction 2. Nature Of Contents: 1. Chapter 1 A Synopsis of Classical Thermodynamics
Expansive Soils 3. Site Investigation 4. Soil Suction 5. State Of Stress And Constitutive 1.1 Introduction and Motivation 1.2 Calorimetry Axioms and Conse-
Relationships 6. Oedometer Testing 7. Water Migration In Expansive Soils 8. Computation quences 1.3 Carnots Axiom and determination of 1.4 Mayer-Holtzmann
Of Predicted Heave 9. General Considerations For Foundation And Floor Design 10. Soil hypothesis and determination of Carnots function 1.5 Clausisuss
Treatment And Moisture Control 11. Design Methods For Shallow Foundations 12. Design hypothesis: Proof of existence of Internal Energy and the First Law of
Methods For Deep Foundations 13. Floors And Exterior Flatwork 14. Lateral Pressure On Thermodynamics 1.6 The Entropy and the Second Law of Thermody-
Earth Retaining Structures. References. Index. namics 1.7 Relevance to equilibrium : The Thermostatics of Gibbs and
the fundamental equation 1.8 Exercises Chapter 2 Single component
9780470581520 516 (Hb) $ 129.95 Wiley Fundamentals 2.1 Fundamental and general equation: Specific/intensive
variable formalism 2.2 Homogeneous states and alternate fundamental
equations from Legendre transforms 2.3 The chemical potential
Foundations of 2.4 Equilibrium and stability criteria 2.5 Exercises Chapter 3 Single
component Application 3.1 Differential coefficients of fundamental
Fluid Dynamics functions in p T and v- T domains 3.2 Change in fundamental functions
due to change of state of a gas: The concept of departure function
3.3 Properties of ideal gases 3.4 Equations of state of real substances
3.5 Saturation pressure Its importance in fixing state and Maxwells
equal area rule 3.6 Property changes associated with gases, vapor
ial liquid (V-L) transition and liquids 3.7 Corrections to Maxwells rule in
Spec rice calculating V- L transition properties 3.8 Towards more accurate
nP
India equations of state in predicting fluid properties 3.9 Exercises Chapter 4
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Basic Concepts of Mixture Theory 4.1 Fundamental and general

G. Gallavotti equations 4.2 Homogeneous states Chemical Potential and the Gibbss
relation Alternate fundamental equations Partial molar properties
definitions and significance The Gibbs- Duhem Equations 4.3 Property
changes associated with gas mixtures The departure function and
Contents: 1 Continua and Generalities About Their Equations 2 Empirical Algorithms equations of state Properties of Ideal Gas Mixtures 4.4 Fugacity of a
3 Analytical Theories and Mathematical Aspects 4 Incipient Turbulence and Chaos component in a mixture 4.5 Equilibrium and stability criteria 4.6 Exercises
5 Ordering Chaos 6 Developed Turbulence 7 Statistical Properties of Turbulence, Chapter 5 Multiphase Mixtures 5.1 Phase Rule: Common statements and
Bibliography, Name Index, Subject Index, Citations Index derivations: a critique 5.2 A unified approach to deriving the phase rule 5.3
Phase rule when some components are absent in some of the phases 5.4
9788184894523 538 (Pb) ` 895.00 Springer Anomalous cases : Phase rule and the azeotrope 5.5 Representation of
phase equilibrium data: Implications of the phase rule 5.6 Phase
equilibrium calculations 5.6.1 One component distributing: Gas Absorp-
Fracture Mechanics tion and Humidification 5.6.2 Two components distributing: Binary vapor
liquid equilibrium (VLE) Raoults Law and the concept of ideal solution
Fundamentals and Applications Excess Gibbs Free energy and activity coefficient models Non-idealities in
3rd ed. the vapor phase : the case. Non-ideality in liquid phase through EoS: the
case Implications of corrections to Maxwells rule to mixture calculations
using EoS 5.7 Exercises Chapter 6 Reaction Equilibrium 6.1 Homoge-
neous mixtures Single reaction 6.1.1 Criteria for reaction equilibrium
6.1.2 Definition of activity and properties of standard states 6.1.3 The
BEST standard Gibbs free energy of reaction and the activity based equilibrium
SELLER constant, Ka. 6.1.4 Interpretation and use of tables on standard free
energy and enthalpy 6.1.5 Calculation of Ka at temperatures other than
T. L. Anderson 298.15K 6.1.6 Extent of reaction calculations 6.2 Homogeneous mixtures
Multiple reactions. 6.3 Combined reaction and phase equilibrium 6.4
Exercises

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Mechanisms in Nonmetals. APPLICATIONS. Fracture Toughness Testing of Metals.
Fracture Testing of Nonmetals. Application to Structures. Fatigue Crack Propagation.
Environmentally Assisted Crack Growth. Computational Fracture Mechanics. Practice
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Frontiers in Fundamental of
Magnetic Materials Biomechanics
2/ed.

Narlikar, Anant V. Nihat Ozkaya

Margareta Nordin

Contents: Preface. List Of Symbols. List Of Abbreviations. 1. Introduction 2. Nature Of
Expansive Soils 3. Site Investigation 4. Soil Suction 5. State Of Stress And Constitutive
Relationships 6. Oedometer Testing 7. Water Migration In Expansive Soils 8. Computation
Of Predicted Heave 9. General Considerations For Foundation And Floor Design 10. Soil
Treatment And Moisture Control 11. Design Methods For Shallow Foundations 12. Design
Methods For Deep Foundations 13. Floors And Exterior Flatwork 14. Lateral Pressure On
Earth Retaining Structures. References. Index.
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Ed., Acknowledgements, 1. Introduction. 2. Force Vector 3. Moment And Torque 4. Statics:
Analyses of Systems in Equilibrium 5. Applications of Statics to Biomechanics
6. Introduction to Deformable Body Mechanics 7. Stress & Strain 8. Multiaxial
Deformations & Stress Analyses 9. Mechanical Properties of Biological Tissues
10.Introdution to Dynamics 11. Linear Kinematics 12. Linear Kinetics 13. Angular
Kinematics 14. Angular Kinetics 15. Impulse and Momentum, Appendix A Plane Geometry,
Appendix B Vector Algebra, Appendix C Calculus, Index
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Frozen Ground Fundamentals of

Engineering Fracture
2/ed
Mechanics
BEST
SELLER
Orlando B. Andersland

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Branko Ladanyi Tribikram Kundu

Contents: Preface. Preface to the First Edition. 1. Frozen Ground. 2. Physical and Thermal
Properties. 3. Heat Flow in Soils. 4. Thaw Behavior of Frozen Ground. 5. Mechanical Contents: 1. Fundamentals of the Theory of Elasticity 2. Elastic Crack
Properties of Frozen Soils. 6. Construction Ground Freezing. 7. Foundations in Frozen Model 3. Energy Balance 4. Effect of Plasticity 5. J-Integral 6. Fatique
Soils. 8. Stability of Soil Masses in Cold Regions. 9. Earthwork in Cold Regions. 10. Field Crack Growth 7. Stress Intensity Factors for Some Practical Crack
Investigations. 11. Pavement Structures. Appendix A. Notation. Appendix B. SI Units. Geometries 8. Numerical Analysis 9. Westergaard Stress Function
Appendix C. Laboratory and Field Tests on Frozen Soils. References. Author Index. 10. Advanced Topics, Index.
Subject Index.
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Fiber 2/ed
Reinforced
Composites
2/ed
V. Babu
Ken Ashbee
Contents: Introduction One Dimensional Flows Basics Normal Shock
Contents: - Specific Strength and Specific Modulus - Materials and Processing Waves Flow with Heat Addition- Rayleigh Flow Flow with Friction -
- Anisotropy of Stress - Anisotropy of Elasticity - Elasticity of Orthotropic Laminates Fanno Flow Quasi One Dimensional Flows Oblique Shock Waves
- Anisotropy of Thermal Expansion - Stresses in a Plate Arising from the Presence of a Hole Prandtl Meyer Flow Flow of Steam through Nozzles Exercises
-Fracture and Fracture Mechanics - Anisotropy of Strength - Environmental Degradation Suggested Reading Index
- Joining and Repair - Non-Destructive Evaluation. Index
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Fundamentals of Fundamentals of
Incompressible Manufacturing
Fluid Flow Engineering
2/ed
Revised Edition

V. Babu D.K. Singh

Contents: Preface, 1. Introduction 2. Basic Concepts in Incompressible Contents: 1. Introduction to Materials and their Properties 2. Ferrous
Flows 3. The Incompressible Navier Stokes Equations 4. Solutions to the Materials and their Heat Treatment 3. Nonferrous Materials and their Heat
Incompressible Navier-Stokes Equations 5. Potential Flows 6. Laminar Treatment 4. Non conventional Materials 5. Introduction to Casting
Boundary Layer Theory 7. Analytical Solutions to the Incompressible 6. Casting Processes 7. Design Considerations in Casting 8. Introduction
Navier Stokes Equations 8. Tubulent Flows 9. Turbulent Internal Flows to Joining Processes 9. Gas Welding Processes 10. Arc Welding
10.Tubulent External Flows, Index Processes 11. Solid State Welding Processes 12. Resistance Welding
Processes 13. Modern Welding Processes 14. Soldering, Brazing and
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16. Theory of Metal Cutting 17. Machining Operations 18. Cutting Tool
Materials 19. Forming Operations 20. Nonconventional Machining
Fundamentals of Operations 21. Powder Metallurgy 22. Metrology 23. Manufacturing Tools
and Workshop Applications Bibliography, Index.
Propulsion
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Fundamental of
Surface Mechanics
V. Babu
16

Contents: Preface, 1. Introduction 2. Basics of Compressible One

Dimensional Flows 3. Basics of Turbomachinery 4. Basics of Combustion
Thermodynamics 5. The Turbojet Engine 6. The Turbofan Engine 7. Thrust
Frederick F. Ling
Calculations 8. Ramjet and Scramjet Engine, Suggested Reading, Index. W. Michael Lai
Don A. Lucca
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Contents: Series preface, Preface to the second edition, Preface to
surface mechanics, Credit for illustrations and tables, 1. Introduction.
Fundamentals of 2. Surface temperatures in moving bodies. 3. Stress and deformation
Micromechanics fields in half-space and layered elastic media. 4. Thermoelasticity.
5. Viscoelasticity. 6. Perfect plasticity 7: Rough Surfaces. 8: Applications.
of Solids Appendix , References, Index.

9788184893281 416 (Pb) ` 495.00 Springer

Jianmin Qu
Mohammed Cherkaoui

Contents: Preface. 1 Introduction. 2 Basic Equations of Continuum Mechanics.

3 Eigenstrains. 4 Inclusions and Inhomogeneities. 5 Definitions of Effective Moduli of
Heterogeneous Materials. 6 Bounds for Effective Moduli. 7 Determination of Effective
Moduli. 8 Determination of the Effective ModuliMultiinclusion Approaches. 9 Effective
Properties of Fiber-Reinforced Composite Laminates. 10 Brittle Damage and Failure of
Engineering Composites. 11 Mean Field Theory for Nonlinear Behavior. 12 Nonlinear
Properties of Composites Materials: Thermodynamic Approaches. 13 Micromechanics of
Martensitic Transformation in Solids. Index.

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Fundamental of Geotechnical
Thermal Engineering
Engineering for Mine Waste
Storage Facilities

Shiv Kumar
Geoffrey Blight

Contents: 1. Basic of Thermodynamics, 2. Zeroth Law of Contents: Chapter 1: Waste Engineering, Characteristics of Mine Wastes
Thermodynamics, 3. First Law of Thermodynamics, 4. Application of First and Types of Waste Storage Chapter 2: Selection of a Site for Storage of
Law of Thermodynamics of Flow Processes, 5. Second Law of Mine Waste Chapter 3: Geotechnical Exploration of Sites for Development
Thermodynamics, 6. Entropy, 7. Availability and Irreversibility, of Mine Waste Storages Chapter 4: Environmental and Engineering
8. Properties of Pure Substance, 9. Vapor Power Cycle, 10. Introduction to Characteristics of Mine Waste, Including Stress and Strain Analysis and
Working of IC Engines, 11. Air Standard Cycle, 12. Thermodynamic Laboratory Shear Testing Chapter 5: In Situ Shear Strength Testing of
Property Relations. Previous Year Papers, References, Appendices, Tailings and Other Waste Materials and Test Interpretation Chapter 6:
Index. Measuring the Coefficient of Permeability in the Laboratory and In Situ,
Seepage Flow Nets, Drains and Linings, Geosynthetics, Geomembranes
9789381162415 740 (Pb) ` 495.00 Ane Books and GCLs Chapter 7: The Mechanics of Compaction Chapter 8: Methods
for Constructing Impounding Dykes for Storing Hydraulically Transported
Tailings and Other Fine-Grained Wastes Chapter 9: Water Control and
Gas Treating Functional and Safety Monitoring for Hydraulic Fill Tailings Storages and
Dry Dumps Safety Appraisal Special Considerations for Carbonaceous
Absorption and Radioactive Wastes Chapter 10: Water Balances for Tailings Storage
Theory and Practice Facilities and Dry Waste Dumps Chapter 11: Failures of Mine Waste
Storages Chapter 12: Surface Stability of Tailings Storages Slopes
Erosion Rates, Slope Geometry and Engineered Erosion Protection
Chapter 13: The Use of Mine Waste for Backfilling of Mining Voids and as a
Construction Material, Subject Index

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Dag A. Eimer
Green
Contents: Preface. List of Abbreviations. Nomenclature List.
Structures
1. Introduction 2. Gas Treating in General 3. Rate of Mass Transfer Energy Efficiency in Buildings
4. Chemistry in Acid Gas Treating 5. Physical Chemistry Topics 6. Diffusion
7. Absorption Column Mass Transfer Analysis 8. Column Hardware
9. Rotating Packed Beds 10. Mass Transfer Models 11. Correlations for
Mass Transfer Coefficients 12. Chemistry and Mass Transfer 13. Selective
Absorption of H2S 14. Gas Dehydration 15. Experimental Techniques
16. Absorption Equilibria 17. Desorption 18. Heat Exchangers 19. Solution Satyajit Ghosh
Management 20. AbsorptionDesorption Cycle 21. Degradation Abhinav Dhaka
22. Materials, Corrosion, Inhibitors 23. Technological Fronts 24. Flue Gas
Treating 25. Natural Gas Treating (and Syngas) 26. Treating in Various
Situations. Index
Contents: Foreword, Preface, 1. Energy Efficiency in Buildings, 2. Siting
9781118877739 438 (Hb) $ 150.00 Wiley and Microclimate, 3. Building Forms, 4. Building Fabric, 5.Renewable
Energy, References

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Groundwater Heat
Hydrology Transfer
of Springs 2/ed

Neven Kresic
Zoran Stevanovic S.P. Venkateshan

Contents: 1. Sustainability and management of springs 2. Types and
classifications of springs 3. Recharge of springs 4. Spring discharge
hydrograph 5. Modeling 6. Springwater geochemistry 7. Springwater
treatment 8. Delineation of spring protection zones 9. Utilization and
regulation of springs 10.Case Study Major springs of southeastern Europe
and their utilization 11.Case Study Klaumlffer Spring the major spring of
the Vienna water supply Austria 12.Case Study Characterization,
exploitation and protection of the Malenscica karst spring Slovenia
13.Case Study Hydrogeology and exploitation of lzvarna Spring Romania
14.Case Study Intake of the Bolje Sestre karst spring for the regional water
supply of the Montenegro coastal area 15.Case Study Geological and
hydrogeological properties of Turkish karst and major karstic springs
16.Case Study Springs of the Zagros mountain range Iran and Iraq
17.Case Study Sheshpeer Spring Iran 18.Case Study Protection of
Edwards Aquifer Springs, the United States 19.Case Study Utilization and
protection of large karst springs in China, Index
Contents: Chapter 1 Introduction to the study of heat transfer; Chapter 2
Steady conduction in one dimension; Chapter 3 Unsteady heat transfer in
lumped systems; Chapter 4 Heat transfer from extended surfaces;
Chapter 5 Multidimensional conduction, Part 1; Chapter 6
Multidimensional conduction, Part 2 Chapter 7 Numerical solutions of
conduction problems; Chapter 8 Basics of thermal radiation; Chapter 9
Surface radiation; Chapter 10 Radiation in enclosures; Chapter 11
Radiation in participating media; Chapter 12 Laminar convection in
internal flow; Chapter 13 Laminar convection in external flow; Chapter 14
Convection in turbulent flow; Chapter 15 Heat exchangers, Chapter 16
Natural convection, Chapter 17 Special topics in heat transfer;
Appendices, Useful Tables, Index.
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Application for the
Guide To Practicing Engineer
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Mechanics
2/ed

Louis Theodore
Phil Dyke
Roger Whitworth Contents: Preface Introductory Comments Part One Introduction 1.
History of Heat Transfer 2. History of Chemical Engineering: Transport
Phenomena vs Unit Operations 3. Process Variables 4. Conservation
Laws 5. Gas Laws 6. Heat Exchanger Pipes and Tubes Part Two Principles
Contents: Preface to Second Edition. Kinematics. Forces. Forces as a 7. Steady-State Heat Conduction 8. Unsteady-State Heat Conduction 9.
Vector. Collisions. Motion Under Gravity. Circular Motion. Rotating Axes. Forced Convection 10. Free Convection 11. Radiation 12. Condensation
Vibrations. Orbits. Introduction to Rigid Body Dynamics. Variable Mass and Boiling 13. Refrigeration and Cryogenics Part Three Heat Transfer
Problems. Nonlinear Dynamics. Answers. Index. Equipment Design Procedures and Applications 14. Introduction to Heat
Exchangers 15. Double Pipe Heat Exchangers 16. Shell and Tube Heat
9780230574168 (Pb) 8.99 Palgrave Exchangers 17. Fins and Extended Surfaces 18. Other Heat Exchange
Equipment 19. Insulation and Refractory 20. Operation, Maintenance,
and Inspection (OM&I) 21. Entropy Considerations and Analysis 22.
Design Principles and Industrial Applications 23. Environmental
Management 24. Accident and Emergency Management 25. Ethics 26.
Numerical Methods 27. Economics and Finance 28. Open-Ended
Problems, References, Appendix A. Units, Appendix B. Tables, Appendix
C. Figures, Appendix D. Steam Tables, Index

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High Temperature Incompressible
Air Combustion Flow
4/ed

Hiroshi Tsuji
Ashwani K. Gupta
Toshiaki Hasegawa Ronald L. Panton
Masashi Katsuki

Contents: INTRODUCTION. Historical Background of High-Temperature
Air Combustion. Innovation of High-Temperature Air Combustion.
COMBUSTION PHENOMENA OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE AIR
COMBUSTION. Introduction. Flame Features. Fundamentals of Gaseous
Fuel Flames. Fundamentals of Liquid Fuel Flames. Fundamentals of Solid
Fuel Flames. SIMULATION MODELS FOR HIGH-TEMPERATURE AIR
COMBUSTION. Present State of Combustion Simulation in Furnaces.
Combustion Model for High-Temperature Air Combustion. Heat Transfer
Model for High-Temperature Air Combustion. Examples of Practical
Application. PRACTICAL COMBUSTION METHOD USED IN
INDUSTRIES. Historical Transition of Industrial Furnace Technologies.
Energy Conservation. Pollution Reduction. DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR
HIGH PERFORMANCE INDUSTRIAL FURNACES. Flow Char on
General Design. Heat Balance and Performance Estimation with
Simulation Program. Combustion Control System. Application Design of
Heat Performance Furnace. Field Trials and Experiences Obtained
through Firld Test. POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS OF HIGH
TEMPERATURE AIR COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGY TO OTHER
SYSTEMS. Introduction. Conversion of Waste and Solid Fuels. Burning of
Coals and Lowgrade Coals. Volatile Organic Compounds. Ash Melting.
Computer Boilers. Gas Turbine Combustion, Micro Gas Turbines, and
Contents: Preface, Preface to the Third Edition Preface to the Second
Edition, Preface to the First Edition, 1 Continuum Mechanics,
2 Thermodynamics, 3 Vector Calculus and Index Notation 4 Kinematics of
Local Fluid Motion 5 Basic Laws, Problems 6 Newtonian Fluids and the
NavierStokes Equations 7 Some Incompressible Flow Patterns
8 Dimensional Analysis 9 Compressible Flow 10 Incompressible Flow
11 Some Solutions of the NavierStokes Equations 12 Streamfunctions
and the Velocity Potential 13 Vorticity Dynamics 14 Flows at Moderate
Reynolds Numbers 15 Asymptotic Analysis Methods 16 Characteristics of
High-Reynolds-Number Flows 17 Kinematic Decomposition of Flow Fields
18 Ideal Flows in a Plane 19 Three-Dimensional Ideal Flows 20 Boundary
Layers 21 Flow at Low Reynolds Numbers 21.2 Global Equations for
Stokes Flow 22 Lubrication Approximation 23 Surface Tension Effects
24 Introduction to Microflows 25 Stability and Transition 26 Turbulent
Flows References Index
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Finite

19
Independent Power Production. Paints, Oily Wastes, and Heavy Fuel Oils.
Fuel Cells. High Temperature Air Combustion Using Pure Oxygen.
Summary. APPENDIX A: Results of Investigations on the Current State of Element Analysis
Japanese Industrial Furnaces. APPENDIX B: Constants and Conversion
Factors. INDEX

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Hydraulic Barna Szabo

Ivo Babuska
Control Systems
Contents: 1 Introduction. 2 An outline of the finite element method.
3 Formulation of mathematical models. 4 Generalized formulations.
5 Finite element spaces. 6 Regularity and rates of convergence.
7 Computation and verification of data. 8 What should be computed and
why? 9 Beams, plates and shells. 10 Nonlinear models. Bibliography.
Index.
Noah D. Manring
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Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. FUNDAMENTALS. 1 Fluid Properties.

2 Fluid Mechanics. 3 Dynamic Systems and Controls. 4 Hydraulic Control
Valves. 5 Hydraulic Pumps. 6 Hydraulic Actuators. 7 Valve-Controlled
Hydraulic Systems. 8 Pump-Controlled Hydraulic Systems. INDEX.

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Introduction to Introduction to the

Engineering Thermodynamics of
Materials Materials
2/ed 5/ed. with CD
BEST
George Murray SELLER
Charles V White David R. Gaskell
Wolfgang Weise

Contents: Introduction, Properties and Their Measurement, Atomic
Structure and Atomic Bonds, Structure of Crystalline Solids, Diffusion and
Plastic Deformation, Property Management of Metallic Materials,
Ceramics, Structure and Properties of Polymers, Composites, Electrical
Properties of Materials, Magnetic Materials, Optical Materials,
Semiconductor Processing, Environmental Degradation of Engineering
Materials, Materials and Process Selection, Ferrous and Nonferrous
Metals for Special Applications, Comparative Properties, Index .
9781574446835 544 (Hb) ` 1995.00 T&F
Introduction to
Fluid Mechanics
4/Ed
Contents: Preface 1. Introduction and Definition of Terms 2. The First Law
of Thermodynamics 3. The Second Law of Thermodynamics 4. The
Statistical Interpretation of Entropy 5. Auxiliary Functions 6. Heat Capacity,
Enthalpy, Entropy, and the Third Law of Thermodynamics 7. Phase
Equilibrium in a One-Component System 8. The Behavior of Gases 9. The
Behavior of Solutions 10. Gibbs Free Energy-Composition and Phase
Diagrams of Binary Systems 11. Reactions Involving Gases 12. Reactions
Involving Pure Consensed Phases and a Gaseous Phase 13. Reaction
Equilibria in Systems Containing Components in Condensed Solutions
14. Phase Diagrams for Binary Systems in Pressure-Temperature-
Composition Space 15. Electrochemistry Appendix A: Selected
Thermodynamic and Thermochemical Data Appendix B Exact Differential
Equations Appendix C The Generation of Auxiliary Functions as Legendre
Transformations Nomenclatures Answers Index.
9781591690436 632 (Pb) ` 995.00 T&F

Introduction to
Tunnel
20

William S. Janna Construction

Contents: Chapter 1 Fundamental Concepts Chapter 2 Fluid Statics Chapter 3 Basic David Chapman
Equations of Fluid Mechanics Chapter 4 Dimensional Analysis and Dynamic Similitude
Chapter 5 Flow in Closed Conduits Chapter 6 Flow over Immersed Bodies Chapter 7 Flow Nicole Metje
in Open Channels Chapter 8 Compressible Flow Chapter 9 Turbomachinery Chapter 10 Alfred Stark
Measurements in Fluid Mechanics Chapter 11 The NavierStokes Equations Chapter 12
Inviscid Flow Chapter 13 Boundary-Layer Flow, Index.
9781420085242 738 (Hb) ` 3995.00 CRC Press Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Site Investigation 3. Preliminary Analyses for
the Tunnel 4. Ground Improvement Techniques and Lining Systems
5. Tunnel Construction Techniques 6. Health and Safety, and Risk
Management in Tunnelling 7. Ground Movements and Monitoring 8. Case
Introduction to Studies Appendix A: Further Information on Rock Mass Classification
Systems Appendix B: Analytical Calculation of a Sprayed Concrete Lining
Structural Using the Continuum Method

Mechanics 9780415468428 416 (Pb) ` 1695.00 CRC

P. S. Smith

Contents: Preface. Introduction & Load Path. Section Properties and

Moment of Resistance. Analysis of Beams. Analysis of Three Pin Frames.
Deflection of Beams and Frames. Pin Jointed Frames. Torsion and Torque.
Combined Stress. Index.

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Irrigation
Engineering and
Hydraulic Structures
S.K. Ukarande
Contents: 1. Introduction, 2. Water Requirement of Crops, 3. Hydrology,
4. Ground Water, 5. Reservoir Planning, 6. Design of Gravity Dams,
7. Spillways and Gates, 8. Arch and Buttress Dams, 9. Earth Dams,
10. Canal Head Works, 11. Distribution System, 12. Canal Structures,
13. Sediment Transport in Alluvial Canals, 14. River Training Works and
Flood Control, 15. River Flow Measurement, References, Subject Index
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Kinetics of
Materials
Robert W. Balluffi
Samuel M. Allen
W. Craig Carter
Contents: Preface. Acknowldegments. Notation. SymbolRoman.
SymbolGreek. 1. Introduction. PART I: MOTION OF ATOMS AND
MOLECULES BY DIFFUSION. 2. Irreversible Thermodynamics: Coupled
Forces and Fluxes. 3. Driving Forces and Fluxes for Diffusion. 4. The
Diffusion Equation. 5. Solutions to the Diffusion Equation. 6. Diffusion In
Multi-Component Systems. 7. Atomic Models for Diffusion. 8. Diffusion in
Cerystals. 9. Diffusion Along Crystal Imperfections. 10. Diffusion in
Noncrystalline Materials. PART II: MOTION OF DISLOCATIONS AND
INTERFACES. 11. Motion of Dislocations. 12. Motion of Crystalline
Surfaces. 13. Motion of Crystalline Interfaces. PART III
MORPHOLOGICAL EVOLUTION DUE TO CAPILLARY AND APPLIED
MECHANICAL FORCES. 14. Surface Evolution due to Capillary Forces.
15. Coarsening due to Capillary Forces. 16. Morphological Evolution,
D i f f u s i o n a l C r e e p , a n d S i n t e r i n g . PA R T I V : P H A S E
TRANSFORMATIONS. 17. General Features of Phase Transformations.
18. Spinodal and Order-Disorder Transformations. 19. Nucleation.
20. Growth of Phases in Concentration and Thermal Fields.
21. Concurrent Nucleation and Growth. 22. Solidification.
23. Precipitation. 24. Martensitic Transformations. Appendix A: Densities,
Fractions, and Atomic Volumes of Components. Appendix B: Structure of
Crystalline Interfaces. Appendix C: Capillarity and Mathematics of Space
Curves and Interfaces. Illustration Credits. Cited Author Index. Figure
Index. Topic Index.
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Large Strain
Finite Element
Method
A Practical Course
Antonio Munjiza
Earl E. Knight
Esteban Rougier
Contents: Preface, Acknowledgements, PART ONE FUNDAMENTALS
1 Introduction 2 Matrices 3 Some Explicit and Iterative Solvers 4 Numerical Integration 5
Work of Internal Forces on Virtual Displacements PART TWO PHYSICAL QUANTITIES 6
Scalars 7 Vectors in 2D 8 Vectors in 3D 9 Vectors in n-Dimensional Space 10 First Order
Tensors 11 Second Order Tensors in 2D 12 Second Order Tensors in 3D 13 Second Order
Tensors in nD PART THREE DEFORMABILITY AND MATERIAL MODELING
14 Kinematics of Deformation in 1D 15 Kinematics of Deformation in 2D
16 Kinematics of Deformation in 3D 17 The Unified Constitutive Approach in 2D 18 The
Unified Constitutive Approach in 3D, PART FOUR THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN 2D
19 2D Finite Element: Deformation Kinematics Using the Homogeneous Deformation
Triangle 20 2D Finite Element: Deformation Kinematics Using Iso-Parametric Finite
Elements 21 Integration of Nodal Forces over Volume of 2D Finite Elements
22 Reduced and Selective Integration of Nodal Forces over Volume of 2D Finite Elements,
PART FIVE THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN 3D 23 3D Deformation Kinematics Using
the Homogeneous Deformation Tetrahedron Finite Element 24 3D Deformation
Kinematics Using Iso-Parametric Finite Elements 25 Integration of Nodal Forces over
Volume of 3D Finite Elements 26 Integration of Nodal Forces over Boundaries of Finite
Elements, PART SIX THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN 2.5D 27 Deformation in 2.5D
Using Membrane Finite Elements 28 Deformation in 2.5D Using Shell Finite Elements,
Index
21
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Maintenance
Management
and Engineering
Tanmoy Deb
Contents: Part-I: Fundamentals of Maintenance Management, 1. Concept of
Maintenance, 2. Maintenance Strategy and Organisation, Part-II: Maintenance
Management Systems, 3. Maintenance Systems, 4. Maintenance Planning and
Scheduling, 5. Maintenance System Operation, Documentation and Regulatory
Compliance, 6. Project and Tendering Management, 7. Contract Management, Part-III:
Operational Aspects of Maintenance Management, 8. Spare Parts and Inventory
Management, 9. Material Handling Systems, 10. Industrial Safety Management,
11. Industrial Disaster Management, 12. Asset Replacement Decisions, 13. Shutdown
Maintenance, 14. Computerised Maintenance Management System, 15. Maintenance
Audit, 16. Financials of Maintenance Management, 17. Advances in Maintenance
Management, Part-IV: Human Resource for Maintenance Management, 18. Maintenance
Manpower Planning, Training and Re-deployment,19. Human Factors in Maintenance,
Part-V: Maintenance Engineering, 20. Non-Destructive and Destructive Testing,
21. Condition Monitoring, 22. Lubrication Practices, 23. Failure Analysis and Reliability
Engineering, 24. Maintenance of Electrical Machines, 25. Thermal Insulation and
Refractory, 26. Energy Conservation and Energy Audit, Glossary of Key Terms,
Professional Reference Tables, References, Index
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Manufacturing Materials for

Operations Construction and
Management Civil Engineering
Science, Processing, and Design

Goncalves, M. Clara,
Sanjay Sharma Margarido, Fernanda

Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Facilities Planning 3. Demand Forecasting Contents: Hydraulic Binders, Renders, Gypsum Plasters, Concrete,
4. Production Planning and Control 5. Work Study 6. Inventory Bituminous Binders and Mixtures, Steel for Civil Construction, Ceramics,
Management 7. Inspection and Quality Control 8. Project Management Glass, Ornamental Stones, Polymers in Building and Construction, Fibre-
9. Financial Management, Exercises, Bibliography Reinforced Polymer (FRP) Composites, Wood, Cork, Nanomaterials,
Corrosion, Structural Adhesives, Organic Coatings, Environmental Impact
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Construction Products Certification, Aggregates.

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Technology
Materials
for Engineering
3/ed

D.K. Singh
22

Contents: 1. Introduction to Materials and their Properties 2. Ferrous
Materials and their Heat Treatment 3. Nonferrous Materials 4. Non-
metallic Materials 5. Metal Forming 6. Casting Operation 7. Machining
Operations 8. Joining Processes 9. Production System 10. Plant Location
and Layout 11. Miscellaneous Processes, Bibliography, Index
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J. Martin
Contents: Part I: Characterization of engineering materials 1 - Structure
of engineering materials 2 - Determination of mechanical properties Part II:
Structureproperty relationships 3 - Metals and alloys 4 - Glasses and
ceramics 5 - Organic polymeric materials 6 - Composite materials, Index

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Marine
Diesel Materials
Engines Kinetics
Fundamentals

Akber Ayub
Ryan O'Hayre
Contents: 1. Types of Ships and Propulsion Machineries 2. Diesel
Engines 3. Engine Components 4. Engine Systems 5. Hazards and Safety
Devices 6. Engine Operation and Maintenance, Bibliography, Index Contents: Preface, Acknowledgments, Objectives I Kinetic Principles
1 Introduction to Materials Kinetics 2 A Short Detour Into Thermodynamics
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Applications of Materials Kinetics 5 Gas-Solid Kinetic Processes 6 Liquid-
Solid and Solid-Solid Phase Transformations 7 Microstructural Evolution
8 Bibliography

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Matrix and Finite
Element Analyses
of Structures
With CD
Madhujit Mukhopadhyay
Abdul Hamid Sheikh
Contents: Preface Chapter 1 Basic Concepts of Structural Analysis
Chapter 2 Energy Principles Chapter 3 Introduction to the Flexibility and
Stiffness Matrix Methods Chapter 4 Direct Stiffness Method Chapter 5
Substructure Technique for the Analysis of Structural Systems Chapter 6
The Flexibility Matrix Method Chapter 7 Elements of Elasticity Chapter 8
Introduction to the Finite Element Method Chapter 9 Finite Element
Analysis of the Plane Elasticity Problems Chapter 10 Isoparametric and
Other Element Representations and Numerical Integration Chapter 11
Finite Element Analysis of Plate Bending Problems Chapter 12 Finite
Element Analysis of Shells Chapter 13 Semianalytical and Spline Finite
Strip Methods for the Analysis of Plate Bending Chapter 14 Dynamic and
Instability Analyses by the Finite Element Method Chapter 15 The Finite
Difference Method for the Analysis of Beams and Plates Chapter 16
Adaptive Finite Element Analysis Chapter 17 Geometrically Non-linear
Finite Element Analysis Chapter 18 Finite Element Method Analysis of
Stiffened Plates Chapter 19 Selected Topics References and Suggested
Readings, Appendix, Subject Index.
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Measurement
and Instrumentation
Trends and Applications
M. K. Ghosh
S. Sen
S. Mukhopadhyay
Contents: Preface, Part A : Introduction, Chapter 1: Evolution and Trends
in Measurement and Instrumentation, Chapter 2: Instrument Performance
Evaluation, Part B : Sensors, Chapter 3: Electrical Sensors, Chapter 4:
Optical Sensors, Chapter 5: Chemical Sensors, Chapter 6: Biochemical
Sensors, Chapter 7: Nucleonic Sensors, Chapter 8: Microwave Sensors,
Chapter 9: Silicon Micromachining, Microsensors and MEMS, Chapter 10:
Design of MEMS Capacitive Accelerometers, Part C: Signal Conditioning
and Processing, Chapter 11: Signal Conditioning and Processing, Chapter
12: Telemetry and Data Communication, Chapter 13: High Order Filter
Design, Part D : Image Based Instrumentation, Chapter 14: Boundary
Extraction and Contour Propagation of Heart Image Sequences, Chapter
15: Remote Sensing An Overview, Part E : Intelligent and Virtual
Instrumentation, Chapter 16: Sensor Fusion and Estimation in
Instrumentation, Chapter 17: On-line Monitoring of Manufacturing
Processes: ACase study of Tool Monitoring in Face Milling, Chapter 18:
Real Time Power System Frequency Estimation Techniques, Part F :
Applications, Chapter 19: Automation in Irrigation, Chapter 20: VLSI in
Medical Instrumentation, Chapter 21: Robotic Instrumentation, Chapter
22: Bioprocess Instrumentation, Chapter 23: Measurement of Two-Phase
Flow Parameters (Void Fraction and Flow Rate).
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Mechanical
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Gerhard F. Swiegers
Contents: Preface. Contributors. Glossary. 1. Introduction to
Thermodynamic (Energy-Dependent) and Mechanical (Time-Dependent)
Processes: What Are They and How Are They Manifested in Chemistry
and Catalysis? (Gerhard F. Swiegers). 2. Heterogeneous, Homogeneous,
and Enzymatic Catalysis. A Shared Terminology and Conceptual Platform.
The Alternative of Time-Dependence in Catalysis (Gerhard F. Swiegers).
3. A Conceptual Description of Energy-Dependent (Thermodynamic)
and Time-Dependent (Mechanical) Processes in Chemistry and
Catalysis (Gerhard F. Swiegers). 4. Time-Dependence in Heterogeneous
Catalysis. Sabatiers Principle Describes Two Independent Catalytic
Realms: Time-Dependent (Mechanical) Catalysis and Energy-
Dependent (Thermodynamic) Catalysis (Gerhard F. Swiegers). 5. Time-
Dependence in Homogeneous Catalysis. 1. Many Enzymes Display the
Hallmarks of Time-Dependent (Mechanical) Catalysis. Nonbiological
Homogeneous Catalysts Are Typically Energy-Dependent
(Thermodynamic) Catalysts (Robin Brimblecombe, Jun Chen, Junhua
Huang, Ulrich T. Mueller-Westerhoff and Gerhard F. Swiegers). 6. Time-
Dependence in Homogeneous Catalysis. 2. The General Actions of Time-
Dependent (Mechanical) and Energy-Dependent (Thermodynamic)
Catalysts (Robin Brimblecombe, Jun Chen, Junhua Huang, Ulrich T.
Mueller-Westerhoff, and Gerhard F. Swiegers). 7. Unifying the Many
23
Theories of Enzymatic Catalysis. Theories of Enzymatic Catalysis Fall into
Two Camps: Energy-Dependent (Thermodynamic) and Time-
Dependent (Mechanical) Catalysis (Gerhard F. Swiegers). 8. Synergy in
Heterogeneous, Homogeneous, and Enzymatic Catalysis. The Ideal
Catalyst (Gerhard F. Swiegers). 9. A Conceptual Unification of
Heterogeneous, Homogeneous, and Enzymatic Catalysis (Gerhard F.
Swiegers). 10. The Rational Design of Time-Dependent (Mechanical)
Homogeneous Catalysts. A Literature Survey of Multicentered
Homogeneous Catalysis (Junhua Huang and Gerhard F. Swiegers). 11.
Time-Dependent (Mechanical), Nonbiological Catalysis. 1. A Fully
Functional Mimic of the Water-Oxidizing Center (WOC) in Photosystem II
(PSII) (Robin Brimblecombe, G. Charles Dismukes, Greg A. Felton, Leone
Spiccia, and Gerhard F. Swiegers). 12. Time-Dependent (Mechanical),
Nonbiological Catalysis. 2. Highly Efficient, Biomimetic Hydrogen-
Generating Electrocatalysts (Jun Chen, Junhua Huang, Gerhard F.
Swiegers, Chee O. Too, and Gordon G. Wallace). 13. Time-Dependent
(Mechanical), Nonbiological Catalysis. 3. A Readily Prepared,
Convergent, Oxygen-Reduction Electrocatalyst (Jun Chen, Gerhard F.
Swiegers, Gordon G. Wallace, and Weimin Zhang). Appendix A Why Is
Saturation Not Observed in Catalysts that Display Conventional Kinetics?
Appendix B Graphical Illustration of the Processes Involved in the
Saturation of Molecular Catalysts. Index.
9788126554188 382 (Hb) ` 4495.00 Wiley
 CIVIL & MECHANICAL
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Mechanical Mechanical
Engineering System Dynamics
Concepts And Principles

Shiv Kumar Pfeiffer, Friedrich

Contents: 1. Introduction to Machine Tool, 2. Basic Concept of Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Fundamentals 3 Constraint Systems
Thermodynamics, 3. Properties of Steam and Steam Generator, 4 Dynamics of Hydraulic Systems 5 Power Transmission 6 Timing
4. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, 5. Hydraulic Turbines, 6. Pumps, Equipment 7 Robotics 8 Walking, References, Index.
7. Power Transmission Methods and Devices, 8. Stresses and Strains,
9. NC and CNC Machines. Previous Year Papers, Appendices, 9783540794356 000 (Pb) 69.95 Springer
Bibliography, Index.

9789381162828 445 (Pb) ` 350.00 Ane Books Mechanical

Mechanical Systems
A Unified Approach to
Measurements Vibrations and Controls
2/ed.

Gans, Roger F.

S. P. Venkateshan
24

Contents: 1 Overview with Some Definitions and Mathematics 2 One

Degree of Freedom Systems 3 More Than One Degree of Freedom
Systems and the Euler-Lagrange Process. 4 Modal Analysis 5 Vibration
Contents: Preface, Acknowledge, Nomenclature, 1. Measurements, Measurement. 6 State Space, Equilibrium, Linearization, and Stability
Error Analysis and Design of Experiments Measurements and Errors in 7 Classical Control. 8 The Basics of State Space Control. 9 Observers
measurement Regression analysis Design of experiments Exercise I 10 Tracking Control 11 Introduction to Nonlinear Control. Index
2. Measurements of Temperature, Heat Flux and Heat Transfer Coefficient
Measurements of Temperature Systematic error in temperature 9783319083704 382 (Hb) 69.95 Springer
measurement Heat flux and heat transfer coefficient, Exercise II
3. Measurement of Pressure, Fluid velocity, Volume flow rate, stagnation
and Bulk mean temperature Measurement of Pressure Measurement of
Fluid velocity Volume flow rate Stagnation and Bulk mean temperature,
Mechanics
Excercise III 4. Termo-physical properties, Radiation properties of surface,
Gas Concentration, force/Acceleration, torque and power Measurement
and Strength
of thermo-physical properties Radiation properties of surfaces Gas
concentration Force/acceleration, torque and power Data Manipulation,
of Materials
Exercise IV 5. Data Manipulation and Examples from laboratory practice
Data Manipulation Examples from laboratory practice, Excercise V,
Bibliographic Notes and References, Useful Tables, Index.

9789383656912 544 (Pb) ` 595.00 Ane Books

Vitor Dias da Silva

Contents: Part One: Introduction to the Mechanics of Materials.-

Introduction.- The Stress Tensor.- The Strain Tensor.- Constitutive Law.-
Part Two: Strength of Materials.- Fundamental Concepts of Strength of
Materials.- Axially Loaded Members.- Bending Moment .- Shear Force.-
Bending Deflections.- Torsion.- Structural Stability.- Energy Theorems.
References, Index.

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Mechanics Microstructural
of Solids Randomness and
Scaling in Mechanics
of Materials

C.T.F. Ross Martin Ostoja-Starzewski

Contents: 1. Statics 2. Stress and strain 3. Geometrical properties of symmetrical sections Contents: PREFACE, BASIC RANDOM MEDIA MODELS, Probability
4. Bending stresses in beams 5. Beam deflections due to bending 6. Torsion 7. Complex Measure of Geometric Objects, Basic Point Fields, Directional Data,
stress and strain 8. Membrane theory for thin-walled circular cylinders and spheres Random Fibers, Random Line Fields, Tessellations, Basic Concepts and
9. Energy methods 10.Theories of elastic failure 11.Thick cylinders and spheres Definitions of Random Microstructures, RANDOM PROCESSES AND
12.Buckling of struts 13.Unsymmetrical bending of beams 14.Stresses in bending and FIELDS, Elements of One-Dimensional Random Fields, Mechanics
shear deflections 15.Matrix displacement method 16.Experimental strain analysis Problems on One-Dimensional Random Fields, Elements of Two- and
Three-Dimensional Random Fields, Mechanics Problems on Two- and
9781898563679 480 (Hb) ` 2995.00 Woodhead Three-Dimensional Random Fields, Ergodicity, The Maximum Entropy
Method, PLANAR LATTICE MODELS: PERIODIC TOPOLOGIES AND
ELASTOSTATICS, One-Dimensional Lattices, Planar Lattices: Classical
Mechatronic Continua, Applications in Mechanics of Composites, Planar Lattices:
Nonclassical Continua, Extension-Twist Coupling in a Helix, LATTICE
Systems MODELS: RIGIDITY, RANDOMNESS, DYNAMICS, AND OPTIMALITY,
Rigidity of Networks, Spring Network Models for Disordered Topologies,
Particle Models, Michell Trusses: Optimal Use of Material, TWO- VERSUS
THREE-DIMENSIONAL CLASSICAL ELASTICITY, Basic Relations, The
CLM Result and Stress Invariance, Poroelasticity, TWO- VERSUS
THREE-DIMENSIONAL MICROPOLAR ELASTICITY, Micropolar Elastic
Continua, Classical vis--vis Nonclassical (Elasticity) Models, Planar
Cosserat Elasticity, The CLM Result and Stress Invariance, Effective
Georg Pelz Micropolar Moduli and Characteristic Lengths of Composites,

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MESOSCALE BOUNDS FOR LINEAR ELASTIC MIROSTRUCTURES,
Micro-, Meso-, and Macroscales, Volume Averaging, Spatial
Randomness, Hierarchies of Mesoscale Bounds, Examples of Hierarchies
of Mesoscale Bounds, Moduli of Trabecular Bone, RANDOM FIELD
Contents: Preface. 1. Objective and Motivation. 2. Principles of Modelling MODELS AND STOCHASTIC FINITE ELEMENTS, Mesoscale Random
and Simulation. 3. Modelling and Simulation of Mixed Systems. Fields, Second-Order Properties of Mesoscale Random Fields, Does
4. Modelling in Hardware Description Languages. 5. Software in Hardware There Exist a Locally Isotropic, Smooth Elastic Material? Stochastic Finite
Description Languages. 6. Mechanics in Hardware Description Elements for Elastic Media, Method of Slip-Lines for Inhomogeneous
Languages. 7. Mechatronics. 8. Micromechatronics. 9. Summary and Plastic Media, Michell Trusses in the Presence of Random Microstructure,
Outlook. Literature. Appendix. Index. HIERARCHIES OF MESOSCALE BOUNDS FOR NONLINEAR AND
INELASTIC MICROSTRUCTURES, Physically Nonlinear Elastic
9788126537006 236 (Hb) ` 2995.00 Wiley Microstructures, Finite Elasticity of Random Composites, Elastic-Plastic
Microstructures, Rigid-Perfectly Plastic Microstructures, Viscoelastic
Microstructures, Stokes Flow in Porous Media, Thermoelastic
Micromachines as Microstructures, Scaling and Stochastic Evolution in Damage
Phenomena, Comparison of Scaling Trends, MESOSCALE RESPONSE
Tools for IN THERMOMECHANICS OF RANDOM MEDIA, From Statistical
Mechanics to Continuum Thermodynamics, Extensions of the Hill
Nanotechnology Condition, Legendre Transformations in (Thermo) Elasticity,
Thermodynamic Orthogonality on the Mesoscale, Complex versus
Compound Processes: The Scaling Viewpoint, Toward Continuum
Mechanics of Fractal Media, WAVES AND WAVEFRONTS IN RANDOM
MEDIA, Basic Methods in Stochastic Wave Propagation, Toward Spectral
Finite Elements for Random Media, Waves in Random 1D Composites,
H Fujita Transient Waves in Heterogeneous Nonlinear Media, Acceleration
Wavefronts in Nonlinear Media, BIBLIOGRAPHY, INDEX
9781584884170 497 (Hb) 85.00 T&F

Contents: Micromachining Tools for Nanosystems.- Microsystems for Single-Molecule

Handling and Modification.- Manipulation of Single DNA Molecules.- Near-Field Optics in
Biology.- Atomic Force Microscopy for Imaging Living Organisms: From DNA to Cell
Motion.- Expanding the Field of Application of Scanning Probe Microscopy.-
Micromachined Scanning Tunneling Microscopes and Nanoprobes.- Nanoscale
Characterization of Nanostructures and Nanodevices by Scanning Probe Microscopy

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Microscale and Modelling of

Nanoscale Engineering
Heat Transfer Materials
BEST
SELLER
C.B. Sobhan C Lakshmana Rao
G.P. Peterson Abhijit P Deshpande

Contents: Preface, Introduction to Microscale Heat Transfer, Microscale Contents: Preface, Notations, 1. Introduction 2. Preliminary Concepts
Heat Conduction, Fundamentals of Microscale Convection, Engineering 3. Continuum Mechanics Concepts 4.Linear Mechanical Models of
Applications of Microscale Convective Heat Transfer, Microscale Material Deformation 5.Non-linear Models for Fluids 6.Non-linear Models
Radiative Heat Transfer, Nanoscale Thermal Phenomena, Numerical for Solids 7.Coupled Field Response of Special Materials 8.Concluding
Examples, Index. Remarks, Appendix, Bibliography, Index
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Mining and Its Movable Bridge

Impact on Engineering
the Environment

Fred G. Bell
Laurance J. Donnelly Terry L. Koglin
26

Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Subsidence Due to the Partial Extraction of

Stratiform Mineral Deposits 3. Longwall Mining and Subsidence Contents: Preface. Acknowledgments. I. SELECTION. To Bridge or Not
4. Metalliferous Mining and Subsidence 5. Abstraction of Fluids and to Bridge. Movable Bridges versus Fixed Bridges. Types of Movable
Subsidence 6. Quarrying and Surface Mining 7. Waste Materials from Bridges. Bascule Bridges. Vertical Lift Bridges. Swing Bridges. Application
Mining and Their Disposal 8. Mine Effluents and Acid Mine Drainage of Types. Bridge Replacement. II. DESIGN. Preliminary Aspects.
9. Dereliction and Contamination Associated with Mining and Related Structural Issues. Detailing Bascule Bridges. DetailingVertical Lift
Industries 10. Other Problems Associated with Mining, Index. Bridges. DetailingSwing Bridges. MachineryBascule Bridges.
MachineryVertical Lift Bridges. MachinerySwing Bridges.
MachineryGeneral. Controls and Power. Rehabilitation. Operating and
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Maintenance Manuals and Bid Documents. III. CONSTRUCTION.
Construction Management. Structure. Fabrication and Installation of
Modeling, Design Machinery and Electrical Components. Balancing. Replacement and
Repair of Existing Bridges. IV. MAINTENANCE. Substructure and
and Optimization Superstructure. Machinery, Control, and Power Systems. Maintenance
Particulars. V. INSPECTION. Inspection Basics. Structure.
of Net Zero MachineryBascule Bridges. MachineryVertical Lift Bridges.
MachinerySwing Bridges. MachineryGeneral. Electrical. Inspection
Energy Buildings Reporting. VI. EVALUATION OF EXISTING BRIDGES. Bridge
Management. Structure. Machinery. Electrical Systems, Traffic Control
Systems, and Operators' Houses. Failure and Bridge Functionality
Analysis. References. Bibliography. Glossary. Appendix I: United States
Andreas Athienitis Patents on Movable Bridges. Appendix II: North American Movable
Bridges. Index.
William O'Brien
9788126543830 704 (Hb) ` 4995.00 Wiley

Contents: About the editors. List of contributors. Preface. Foreword.

Acknowledgments. 1 Introduction. 2 Modeling and design of Net ZEBs as
integrated energy systems. 3 Comfort considerations in Net ZEBs: theory
and design. 4 Net ZEB design processes and tools. 5 Building
performance optimization of net zero-energy buildings. 6 Load matching,
grid interaction, and advanced control. 7 Net ZEB case studies.
8 Conclusion, research needs, and future directions. Glossary. Index

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Multi-Scale Modelling Nanoelectromechanics
of Composite in Engineering
Material Systems and Biology
The Art of Predictive
Damage Modelling

Soutis & Beaumont Michael Pycraft Hughes

Contents: Molecular modelling of composite matrix properties; Interfacial
damage modelling of composites; Multi-scale predictive modelling of
cracking in laminate composites; Modelling the strength of fibre-reinforced
composites; Cracking models; Multi-scale modelling of cracking in cross-
ply laminates; Modelling damage in laminate composites; Progressive
multi-scale modelling of composite laminates; Predicting fracture of
laminate composites; Modelling the compressive response behaviour of
monolithic and sandwich composite structures; Modelling composite
reinforcement by stitching and z-pinning; Finite element modelling of brittle
matrix composites; Wear modelling of polymer composites; Modelling
impact damage in composite structural elements; Modelling structural
damage using elastic wave-based techniques; Modelling the fatigue
behaviour of bonded joints in composite materials.
9781855739369 528 (Pb) 150.00 Woodhead
Multiple Choice
Questions in
Mechanical
About the Book: The success, growth, and virtually limitless applications
of nanotechnology depend upon our ability to manipulate nanoscale
objects, which in turn depends upon developing new insights into the
interactions of electric fields, nanoparticles, and the molecules that
surround them. In the first book to unite and directly address particle
electrokinetics and nanotechnology, Nanoelectromechanics in
Engineering and Biology provides a thorough grounding in the phenomena
associated with nanoscale particle manipulation.
The author delivers a wealth of application and background knowledge,
from using electric fields for particle sorting in lab-on-a-chip devices to
electrode fabrication, electric field simulation, and computer analysis. It
also explores how electromechanics can be applied to sorting DNA
molecules, examining viruses, constructing electronic devices with carbon
nanotubes, and actuating nanoscale electric motors.
The field of nanotechnology is inherently multidisciplinary-in its principles,
in its techniques, and in its applications-and meeting its current and future
challenges will require the kind of approach reflected in this book.
Unmatched in its scope, Nanoelectromechanics in Engineering and
Biology offers an outstanding opportunity for people in all areas of
research and technology to explore the use and precise manipulation of

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nanoscale structures.
Engineering
9780849311837 336 (Pb) ` 695.00 CRC Press

Nanolubricants
D.K. Singh

Contents: 1.Engineering Mechanics 2.Strength of Materials 3. Fluid

Power Engineering 4. Thermodynamics 5. Theory of Machines 6. Machine
Design 7. Materials Science and Engineering 8. Production Engineering
9. Internal Combustion (IC)Engines 10. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
11. Power Plant Engineering 12. Industrial Engineering and Management.
Jean Michel Martin
9789381162699 595 (Pb) ` 395.00 Ane Books Nobuo Ohmae

Contents: Preface. List of Acronyms. 1 Colloidal Lubrication (Jean Michel

Martin and Nobuo Ohmae). 2 Nanoparticles Made of Metal
Dichalcogenides (Lucile Joly-Pottuz and Fabrice Dassenoy). 3 Carbon-
Based Nanolubricants (Lucile Joly-Pottuz and Nobuo Ohmae). 4 Reverse
Micelles and Encapsulated Nanoparticle Approaches (Jean Louis Mansot
and Jean Michel Martin). 5 Nanolubricants Made of Metals (Weimin Liu
and Xiaobo Wang). 6 Boron-Based Solid Nanolubricants and Lubrication
Additives (Ali Erdemir). Reference. Index.

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Nanoscience Nanostructured
and Materials
Nanotechnology

Vicki H. Grassian Peter Droege

Contents: Preface. Contributors. PART I ENVIRONMENTAL AND Contents: 1. Functional Nanostructured Materials- Microstructure,
HEALTH IMPACTS OF NANOMATERIALS: OVERVIEW AND Thermodynamic Stability and Atomic Mobility 2. Reliability of
CHALLENGES. Chapter 1: Nanomaterials and the Environment (Mai A. Nanostructured Materials 3. Mechanical Properties of Nanocomposite
Ngo, Suzette Smiley-Jewell, Peter Aldous, and Kent E. Pinkerton). Materials 4. Nanostructured Supported Catalysts for Low Temperature
Chapter 2: Assessing the Life Cycle Environmental Implications of Fuel Cells 5. Nanocrystalline Solar Cells 6. Nanoscale Materials for
Nanomanufacturing: Opportunities and Challenges (Vikas Khanna, Yi Hydrogen and Energy Storage 7. Materials with Structural Hierarchy and
Zhang, Geoffrey Grubb, and Bhavik R. Bakshi). Chapter 3: An Integrated their Optical Applications 8. Interfacial Assembly of Nanoparticles into
Approach Toward Understanding the Environmental Fate, Transport, Higher order Patterned. Index.
Toxicity, and Health Hazards of Nanomaterials (John M. Pettibone, Sherrie
Elzey, and Vicki H. Grassian). PART II FATE AND TRANSPORT OF 9789381269343 384 (Hb) ` 2495.00 Wiley
NANOMATERIALS IN THE ENVIRONMENT. Chapter 4: Properties of
Commercial Nanoparticles that Affect Their Removal During Water
Treatment (Paul Westerhoff, Yang Zhang, John Crittenden, and
Yongsheng Chen). Chapter 5: Transport and Retention of Nanomaterials
Nanostructures
in Porous Media (Kurt D. Pennell, Jed Costanza, and Yonggang Wang). Theory and Modeling
Chapter 6: Transport of Nanomaterials in Unsaturated Porous Media (Lixia
Chen and Tohren C.G. Kibbey). Chapter 7: Surface Oxides on Carbon
Nanotubes (CNTs): Effects on CNT Stability and Sorption Properties in
Aquatic Environments (Howard Fairbrother, Billy Smith, Josh Wnuk, Kevin
Wepasnick,William P. Ball, Hyunhee Cho, and Fazlullah K. Bangash).
Chapter 8: Chemical and Photochemical Reactivity of Fullerenes in the
28

Aqueous Phase (John D. Fortner, Jaesang Lee, Jae-Hong Kim, and Delerue, Christophe Jean,
Joseph B. Hughes). Chapter 9: Bacterial Interactions with CdSe Quantum
Dots and Environmental Implications (Jay L. Nadeau, John H. Priester,
Lannoo, Michel
Galen D. Stucky, and Patricia A. Holden). PART III TOXICITY AND
HEALTH HAZARDS OF NANOMATERIALS. Chapter 10: Potential
Toxicity of Fullerenes and Molecular Modeling of Their Transport across
Lipid Membranes (Dmitry I. Kopelevich, Jean-Claude Bonzongo, Ryan A. Contents: 1 General Basis for Computations and Theoretical Models.
Tasseff, Jie Gao, Young-Min Ban, and Gabriel Bitton). Chapter 11: In Vitro 2 Quantum Confined Systems. 3 Dielectric Properties. 4 Quasi-particles
Models for Nanoparticle Toxicology (John M. Veranth). Chapter 12: and Excitons. 5 Optical Properties and Radiative Processes. 6 Defects
Biological Activity of Mineral Fibers and Carbon Particulates: Implications and Impurities. 7 Non-radiative and Relaxation Processes. 8 Transport.
for Nanoparticle Toxicity and the Role of Surface Chemistry (Prabir K. References. Index.
Dutta, John F. Long, Marshall V. Williams, and W. James Waldman).
Chapter 13: Growth and Some Enzymatic Responses of E. Coli to 9788181282002 305 (Hb) ` 695.00 Springer
Photocatalytic TiO2 319 (Ayca Erdem, Dan Cha, and Chin Pao Huang).
Chapter 14: Bioavailability, Trophic Transfer, and Toxicity of Manufactured
Metal and Metal Oxide Nanoparticles in Terrestrial Environments (Jason Nanotechnology
Unrine, Paul Bertsch, and Simona Hunyadi). Chapter 15: Health Effects of
Inhaled Engineered Nanoscale Materials (Amy K. Madl and Kent E.
Pinkerton). Chapter 16: Neurotoxicity of Manufactured Nanoparticles
(Jaime M. Hatcher, Dean P. Jones, Gary W. Miller, and Kurt D. Pennell).
Chapter 17: Occupational Health Hazards of Nanoparticles (Patrick T.
OShaughnessy). References. Index.

9788126553587 494 (Hb) ` 4495.00 Wiley

Louis Theodore
Robert G. Kunz

Contents: Preface. Foreword by Rita DAquino. 1 Nanotechnology/

Environmental Overview 2 Nanotechnology: Turning Basic Science Into
Reality 3 Air Issues 4 Water Issues 5 Solid Waste Issues 6 Multimedia
Analysis 7 Health Risk Assessment 8 Hazard Risk Assessment 9 Ethical
Considerations 10 Future Trends, Name Index, Subject Index

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Nanotechnology Numerical
and The Heat Transfer
Environment and Fluid Flow
BEST
Stephen R. Clough SELLER
Kathleen Sellers
Christopher Mackay Suhas V Patankar
Lynn. L. Bergeson
Contents: - Introduction - Nanoscale Materials: Definition and Properties Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Mathematical Description Of Physical
- Overview of Manufacturing Processes - Developing Environmental Phenomena 3. Discretization Methods 4. Heat Conduction 5. Convection
Regulations Pertinent to Nanotechnology - Analyses of Nanoparticles in And Diffusion 6. Calculation Of The Flow Field 7. Finishing Touches
the Environment - Environmental Fate and Transport - Treatment of 8. Special Topics 9. Illustrative Applications. Nomenclature. References.
Nanoparticles in Wastewater - The Potential Ecological Hazard of Index.
Nanomaterials - Toxicology and Risk Assessment - Nanoparticle Use in
Pollution Control - Balancing the Risks and Rewards 9780891165224 200 (Pb) ` 650.00 T & F / Routledge

9781420060195 294 (Hb) ` 3995.00 CRC

Physical
Nanotribology Metallurgy
Critical Assessment and 2/ed
Research Needs
BEST
SELLER

Hsu, Stephen M.,

Ying, Z. Charles William F Hosford

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Contents: Preface. Author. Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Freezing
Chapter 3: Diffusion Chapter 4: Surface Tension And Surface Energy
Contents: The Use of Surface Tension for the Design of MEMS Actuators. Chapter 5: Solid Solutions Chapter 6: Intermediate Phases Chapter 7:
Mesoscale Machining Capabilities and Issues. Nanolubrication: Concept Phase Diagrams Chapter 8: Dislocations Chapter 9: Annealing Chapter
and Design. Bonding and Interparticle Interactions of Silica Nanoparticles. 10: Phase Transformations Chapter 11: Crystallographic Textures Chapter
Macroscale Insight from Nanoscale Testing. 12: Aluminum And Its Alloys Chapter 13: Copper And Nickel Alloys Chapter
1: Hexagonal Close-packed Metals Chapter 15: Other Nonferrous Alloys
9798181283923 442 (Hb) ` 895.00 Springer Chapter 16: Steels Chapter 17: Hardening Of Steels Chapter 18:
Tempering And Surface Hardening Chapter 19: Low Carbon Sheet Steels
Chapter 20: Special Steels Chapter 21: Cast Irons Chapter 22: Welding,
Nondestructive Brazing, And Soldering Chapter 23: Powder Processing Chapter 24:
Magnetic Materials Chapter 25: Corrosion Appendix 1: Microstructural
Testing of Analysis Appendix 2: Stereographic Projection, Index

Deep Foundations 9781439813607 441 (Hb) ` 2495.00 T & F / Routledge

Bernard Hertlein
Allen Davis

Contents: The Use of Surface Tension for the Design of MEMS Actuators.
Mesoscale Machining Capabilities and Issues. Nanolubrication: Concept
and Design. Bonding and Interparticle Interactions of Silica Nanoparticles.
Macroscale Insight from Nanoscale Testing.

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Plates
Theories and Applications
K. Bhaskar
T.K. Varadan
Contents: PART A: CLASSICAL THEORY AND STRAIGHTFORWARD
APPLICATIONS 1.Definition of a Thin Plate 2. Classical Plate Theory
3. A Critical Assessment of Classical Plate Theory 4. Analysis of
Rectangular Plates 5. Analysis of Circular Plates 6. Free and Forced
Vibration 7. Effect of In-plane Forces on Static Flexure, Dynamics and
Stability 8. Approximate Solutions, Appendix - Solutions for Problems,
PART B: COMPLICATING EFFECTS AND CORRESPONDING
THEORIES 9. Anisotropic, Laminated and Functionally- Graded Plates
10. Elasticity Solutions for Plates 11. Shear Deformation Theories
12. Variable Thickness Plates 13. Plate Buckling due to Non-Uniform
Compression 14. Non-Linear Flexure and Vibration 15. Post-Buckling
Behaviour, Index
9789382127024 354 (Pb) ` 495.00 Ane Books
Pneumatic
Actualting Systems
For Automatic
30
Equipment
Igor L. Krivts
German V. Krejnin
Contents: STRUCTURE OF PNEUMATIC ACTUATING SYSTEMS
-Pneumatic Positioning Systems -Pneumatic Systems for Velocity Control
-Pneumatic Systems for Force Control PNEUMATIC ACTUATORS -Linear
Actuators -Rotary Actuators and Pneumatic Motors -Mathematical Model
of Pneumatic Actuators ELECTROPNEUMATIC CONTROL VALVES
-Electromechanical Valve Transducers -One-Stage Valves -Two-Stage
Valves -Operating Mode of Electropneumatic Control Valves
-Mathematical Model of Electropneumatic Control Valves -Performance
Characteristics of Control Valves DETERMINATION OF PNEUMATIC
ACTUATOR STATE VARIABLES -Position and Displacement Sensors
-Measurement of Velocity, Acceleration, Pressure, Force, and Torque
Signals -Computation of State Coordinates -Observer Technique for State
Variables OPEN-LOOP PNEUMATIC ACTUATING SYSTEMS -Position
Actuators -Pneumatic Actuators with Constant Velocity Motion
-Adjustment of Acting Force in Pneumatic Actuators CLOSED-LOOP
PNEUMATIC ACTUATING SYSTEMS -Control Systems and Control
Algorithms -Pneumatic Positioning Actuators -Actuators for the Velocity
Control -Pneumatic Systems for Acting Force Control, BIBLIOGRAPHY,
INDEX
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of Fluid Mechanics
2/ed
Herbert Oertel
Contents: 1.Introduction 2.Properties of Liquids and Gases 3.Kinematics
of Fluid flow 4.Dynamics of Fluid Flow 5.Fundamental Equations of Fluid
Mechanics 6.Aerodynamics 7.Turbulent Flows 8.Fluid Mechanical
Instabilities 9.Convective Heat and Mass Transfer 10.Multiphase Flows
11.Reactive Flows 12.Flows in the Atmosphere and in the Ocean
13.Biofluid Mechanics of Blood Circulation 14.Thermal Turbomachinery.
Selected Bibliography. Index.
9788181283863 736 (Pb) ` 995.00 Springer
Preparedness
and Response for
Catastrophic
Disasters
Rick Bissell
Contents: Foreword: Why Catastrophes? Editor Contributors Introduction
1. What Is a Catastrophe, and Why Is This Important? Rick Bissell
2. Understanding Catastrophes: A Discussion of Causation, Impacts,
Policy Approaches, and Organizational Structures; David A. McEntire
3. Ethics in Catastrophe Readiness and Response; Anna K. Schwab and
Timothy Beatley 4. Political and Legal Issues; John C. Pine 5. Economics
of Catastrophes and Disasters; Kevin M. Simmons 6. Logistics and the
Management of Critical Supplies Following Catastrophes; Jos Holgun-
Veras, Tricia Wachtendorf, Miguel Jaller, and Theresa Jefferson
7. Overview of Critical Infrastructure in Catastrophes; Matthew J. Levy and
Rick Bissell 8. Public Health Role in Catastrophes; Rick Bissell and
Thomas Kirsch 9. Catastrophes, Mass Displacement, and Population
Resettlement; Anthony Oliver-Smith 10.Emergent Organizations and
Networks in Catastrophic Environments; Tricia Wachtendorf 11.Methods
of Planning and Response Coordination; Jasmin R. Ruback, A. Scott
Wells, and Brian J. Maguire 12.Catastrophic Disaster Recovery: An
Institutional Network Perspective; Gavin Smith 13.Pandemic Scenario;
Rick Bissell and Thomas Kirsch 14.Training and Exercises for
Catastrophes; Myra M. Socher 15.Catastrophes in Haiti and Japan;
Thomas Kirsch, Nobuaki Kiriu, and Rick Bissell 16.Summary and Call to
Action; Rick Bissell and Jasmin R. Ruback. Epilogue. Acronyms and
Abbreviations. Index.
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Volume 2
This is 2 vols set
A. Keith Escoe Dynamics -- The Analysis of Motion

A. Keith Escoe

Contents: Chapter 1: System of Units Chapter 2: Handy Pressure Vessel Contents: The Foundation Principles of Classical Mechanics. Dynamics
Formulas Chapter 3: Dynamic Response of Pressure Vessel and Stacks of a Particle. Momentum, Work, and Energy. Dynamics of a System of
Chapter 4: Wind Loadings on Pressure Vessels and Stacks Chapter 5: Particles. The Moment of Inertia Tensor. Dynamics of a Rigid Body.
Pressure Vessel Internals Assessment Chapter 6: Safety Considerations Introduction to Advanced Dynamics.
for Lifting and Rigging Chapter 7: Lifting and Tail Devices Chapter 8:
Assessing Weld Attachments Chapter 9: Rigging Devices 9788184896480 595 (Pb) ` 895.00 Springer

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Principles of
Principles of Hazardous Materials
Emergency Management
Management 2/ed

Roger D. Griffin

31
Michael J. Fagel
Contents: Preface to the Second Edition. Preface to the First Edition.
Acknowledgements. The Author. Introduction to Hazardous Materials.
Contents: Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgments. Editor. Contributors. Toxicology and Health Effects of Hazardous Materials. Risks and Risk
1. Introduction: Why Plan for Disasters? M. J. Fagel and S. J. Krill Jr. Assessment. Air Pollution and Air Toxics. Soils and Groundwater.
2. EOC Management and Operations; L. G. Canton and N. Staikos Transportation of Hazardous Materials. Management of Hazardous
3. Continuity of Operations Planning; C. Bowers 4. Strategizing Materials. Waste Characterization and Analytical Methods. Waste
Emergency Management Programs; S. S. Stovall 5. The Hazards among Treatment and Disposal. Appendix A: Federal Regulatory Approaches.
Us; S. S. Stovall 6. The Role of the Public Health Official; M. J. Fagel Appendix B: California Approaches. Appendix C: Hazardous Materials
7. Developing PublicPrivate Partnerships in the Twenty-First Century; S. Definitions. Index.
S. Stovall 8. Assessing Vulnerabilities; J. Peerenboom and R. Fisher
9. The Common-Sense Guide for the CEO; M. J. Fagel 10.Planning and 9781420089707 260 (Pb) ` 3995.00 CRC
Exercise; K. Morgan and M. J. Fagel 11.Planning for Terrorism; M. J. Fagel
12.EOC Center Management during Terrorist Incidents; M. J. Fagel
13.The Active Shooter Incident; R. C. Mathews 14.Terrorist Tradecraft I: The Principles of
The Attack Cycle; R. M. McPartland 15.Terrorist Tradecraft II: Case
StudiesPast, Present, and Future; R. M. McPartland 16.Agroterrorism; Thermal Sciences
M. J. Fagel 17.Pandemic Preparedness; D. Himberger 18.Special Events; and their Application
P. J. Jessee 19.Mass Care, Sheltering, and Human Services; M. Steinle
20.Children and Disasters; M. Steinle 21.Emergency Management and to Engineering
the Media; R. C. Duncan 22.Impact of Social Media on Emergency
Management; A. S. Crowe Afterword. Index.

9781439871201 586 (Hb) ` 3995.00 CRC

J. C. Jones

Contents: The First Law of Thermodynamics and some applications; The

Second Law and entropy; Processes involving steam and thermodynamic
cycles; Conduction heat transfer; Convection heat transfer; Aspects of
radiation heat transfer; Introduction to statistical thermodynamics;
Glossary; Units; Appendix and Index.
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Principles of Reinforced
Thermodynamics Soil Engineering

Hoe I. Ling
Myron Kaufman Dov Leshchinsky
Fumio Tatsuoka
Contents: Introduction and Background. Thermodynamics: The Zeroth Contents: Preface. Contributors. 1. Civil and Environmental Applications
and First Laws. The Second Law of Thermodynamics. The Third Law and of Geosyntheitcs 2. Performance Properties of Geogrids 3. Unit Cell
Free Energies. Statistical Mechanics. Phase Transformations in Single- Testing of Reinforced Soils 4. Modeling the Time-Dependent Behavior of
Component Systems. Chemical Reactions. Ideal Solutions. Nonideal Geosynthetically Reinforced Soil Structures with Cohesive Backfill
Solutions. Ionized Systems. Surfaces. Steady-State Systems. Appendix A 5. Issue and Nonissue in Block Walls as Implied Through Computer Aided
Multivariable Calculus. Appendix B Numerical Methods. Appendix C Design 6. Application of Sliding Block Concept to Geosynthetic
Tables of Thermodynamic Data . Appendix D Glossary of Symbols. Index. Constructed Facilities 7. Failure of an 8-Meter High Segmental Block Wall
in the Northeast United States 8. Displacement Monitoring at Verrand High
9780824706920 408 (Hb) ` 795.00 T & F / Routledge Reinforced soil Structure 9. U.K.Case Study: Bluewater Retail and Leisure
Destination Reinforced Soil Slopes to Form Steep Sided New Lakes
10. State of the Practice: Past, current, and Future Perspectives of
Production-Inventory Reinforced Soil Retaining Structures in Turkey 11. Recent Experiences of
Reinforced Soil Retaining Structures in China 12. Large Scale Reinforced
System Analysis Clay Walls Blackfilled with Clay at Cheng Kung University 13. Geotextile
Reinforced Abutments on Soft Foundation 14. Geosynthetic
Reinforcement in the Mitigation of Pipeline Flotation 15. Practice and
Research of Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Walls in Australia
16. Geosynthetic Reinforced Containment Dike Constructed over Soft
Foundation: Numerical Analysis 17. Post Earthquake Investigation of
Several Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil Retaining Walls and Slopes During
ji ji Earthquake of Taiwan 18. Model Tests of Seismic Stability of Several
32

Sanjay Sharma Types of Soil Retaining Walls 19. Performance of Geosynthetic Reinforced
Soil Wall and Reinforced Earth Wall Subject to Blast Loading:
Experimental and Numerical Study 20. Shaking Table Tests of
Embankment Models Reinforced with Geotextiles 21. Centrifuge Modeling
of Seismic Performance of Reinforced Earth Structures 22. Performance
Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Economic Lot Sizing 3. Lot Sizing Relevant to and Analysis of Arifiye Overpass Reinforced Earth Walls During the 1999
JIT Concept 4. Optimal Policies For Temporary Price Discount and Price Kocaeli (Turkey) Earthquake 23. Dynamic Simulation of the Reinforced
Increase 5. MRP Lot Sizing 6. Multi-item Production Environment Slope Failure at Chi-Nan University During the 1999 Chi-Chi Earthquake
7. Flexible Production Rate 24. A Compact Probabilistic Representation of the Chi-Chi Earthquake
Ground Motion 25. A Critical Review of Full Scale Shaking Table Tests
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Rocket Dynamics
and Simplified Mechanics
Space Flight and Strength
of Materials
6/ed

C. Sivaram
James Ambrose

Contents: Preface 1. Brief historical Introduction 2. Basics of Rocket

dynamics 3. Lunar and Near Space Flight 4. Interplanetary Flight Contents: Preface to the Sixth Edition. Preface to the First Edition. Introduction.
5. Relativistic Space Flights 6. Interstellar Flight 7. Re-entry into a 1. Structures: Purpose and Function. 2. Forces and Force Actions. 3. Analysis of Trusses.
Planetary Atmosphere 8. Missiles 9. Artificial Satellites 10. Rocketry and 4. Analysis of Beams. 5. Continuous and Restrained Beams. 6. Retaining Walls. 7. Rigid
Spaceflight: a historical Asian perspective, Bibliography. Frames. 8. Noncoplanar Force Systems. 9. Properties of Sections. 10.Stress and
Deformation. 11.Stress and Strain in Beams. 12.Compression Members. 13.Combined
9788180522040 216 (Pb) ` 195.00 Ane Books Forces and Stresses. 14.Connections for Structural Steel. 15.Reinforced Concrete
Beams. References. Answers to Selected Exercise Problems. Index.

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Blasting in Large
Surface Mines
B.V. Gokhale
Contents: 1 Surface Rock Excavation Scenario 2 An Overview of
Blasthole Drilling 3 Properties of Rocks 4 Brief History of Rotary Blasthole
Drilling 5 Rotary Blasthole Drilling Bits 6 Rotary Blasthole Drilling
Accessories 7 Rotary Blasthole Drills 8 Compressed Air and Air
Compressors 9 Mechanics of Rock Fracture Under a Drill Bit 10 Flushing
the Blasthole 11 Effect of Altitude and Severe Weather 12 Computers in
Rotary Blasthole Drilling 13 Concepts for Rotary Blasthole Drill Design
14 Cost Analysis of Rotary Blasthole Drilling 15 Procurement of Rotary
Blasthole Drills 16 Tips for Operating Rotary Blasthole Drills 17 Mechanics
of Blast Fragmentation 18 Properties of Explosives 19 Thermochemistry of
Explosives 20 Explosives - Their History and Composition 21 Tests on
Explosives 22 Blasting Consumable and Accessories 23 Hazards to and
from Blasting 24 Properties of Rock Masses 25 Methods and Patterns of
Charging Blastholes 26 Design of a Surface Blast Appendix No. Appendix
Title Page Nos. Appendix 1 Properties of Atmospheric Air at High Altitudes
Appendix 2 Air Properties at Various Temperatures Appendix 3 Bailing
Velocities in Blasthole Annulus Appendix 4 Air Pressure Loss in Steel
Pipes Appendix 5 Air Pressure Loss in Hose Pipes Appendix 6 Air Pressure
Loss in Pipe Fittings Appendix 7 A Note on Tungsten Carbide and Other
Hard Metals Appendix 8 Scales of Hardness - Measurements and their
Conversion Appendix 9 Manufacturers of Rotary Blasthole Drilling
Equipment Appendix 10 Details of Rotary Blasthole Drills Manufactured
Worldwide Appendix 11 Details of Drill Pipes Used for Rotary Blasthole
Drilling Appendix 12 Details of Stabilizers and Other Miscellaneous Items
Appendix 13 Details of Shock Absorbers Appendix 14 Properties of Some
Rocks Bibliography, Index Bibliography, Index
9780415878784 778 (Hb) ` 5995.00 CRC
Seismic Design Aids
For Nonlinear Analysis
of Reinforced
Concrete Strctures
Srinivasan Chandrasekaran
Luciano Nunziante
Giorgio Serino
Federico Carannante
Contents: Chapter 1: Axial ForceBending Moment Yield Interaction
Chapter 2: Moment-Curvature Relationship for RC Sections Chapter 3:
Moment-Rotation Relationship for RC Beams Chapter 4: Bounds for
Collapse Loads of Building Frames Subjected to Seismic Loads: A
Comparison with Nonlinear Static Pushover Chapter 5: Flow Rule
Verification for P-M Interaction Domains Chapter 6: Computer Coding for
Collapse Multipliers. References. Index.
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Shape Memory
Alloys for
Biomedical
Applications
T Yoneyama
S Miyazaki
Contents: Part 1 Materials: The shape memory effect and superelasticity
in Ti-Ni alloys; Mechanical properties of shape memory alloys;
Thermodynamics of the shape memory effect in Ti-Ni alloys; Alternative
shape memory alloys; Fabrication of shape memory alloy parts; Response
of Ti-Ni alloys for dental biomaterials to conditions in the mouth;
Understanding, predicting and preventing failure of Ti-Ni shape memory
alloys used in medical implants; Surface modification of Ti-Ni alloys for
biomedical applications; Biocompatibility of Nitinol for biomedical
applications. Part 2 Medical and dental devices: Self-expanding Nitinol
stents for the treatment of vascular disease; Orthodontic devices using Ti-
Ni shape memory alloys; Endodontic instruments for root canal treatment
using Ti-Ni shape memory alloys; Regulation orthopaedic, dental,
endovascular and other applications of Ti-Ni shape memory alloys.
9781845693442 (Hb) 135.00 Woodhead
Worked Examples
for the Design of
33
Concrete Structures
to Eurocode 2
Tony Threlfall
Contents: Eurocodes and Design Actions. Actions. Material Properties.
Buildings. Containment Structures. Geotechnical Design. Design of
Members. Principles and Requirements. Durability. Fire Resistance.
Bending and Axial Force. Shear. Torsion. Deflection. Cracking.
Considerations Affecting Design Details. Example 1: Multi-Story Building.
Example 2: Foundations to Multi-Story Building. Example 3: Free-
Standing Cantilever Earth-Retaining Wall. Example 4: Underground
Service Reservoir. Example 5: Open-Top Rectangular Tank. Example 6:
Open-Top Cylindrical Tank. Appendix A: General Information. Appendix B:
Beam on Elastic Foundation. Appendix C: Rectangular and Cylindrical
Tanks. Index.
9780415468190 260 (Pb) 45.99 CRC Press
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Soil Mechanics Steel Wire

Basic Concepts and
Engineering Applications
Drawing
in Practice

A. Aysen R.S. Ramachandran

Contents: 1. Nature of Soils, Plasticity and Compaction 2. Effective Stress
and Pore Pressure in Saturated Soils 3. The Movement of Water through
Soil 4. Shear Strength of Soils and Failure Criteria 5. Stress Distribution
and Settlement in Soils 6. One Dimensional Consolidation 7. Application of
Limit Analysis to Stability Problems in Soil Mechanics 8. Lateral Earth
Pressure and Retaining Walls 9. Stability of Earth Slopes 10. Bearing
Capacity of Shallow Foundations and Piles
9789058093585 468 (Pb) ` 3495.00 T&F
Solid
Mechanics
About the Book : The steel wire drawing industry boasts of one lakh uses
of wire in our daily life. There are very few books on steel wire, Such as,
Wire by Anton Pomp which is now out of print; Galvanizing by Henrik Bablik
which also shares the same fate, and Steel wire hand books, published by
Wire Association International Inc., USA. All the above mentioned books
have a thread in common and i.e., they are mainly theoretical and
eminently useful in understanding the mechanism and intricacies of wire
drawing and other aspects related to it.
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Strength of
Machine Elements
Concepts and Applications

R. Hulse
Keith Sherwin
34

J.A Cain Ratnakar R. Ghorpade

Contents: Preface. How to Use This Book. Revision of the Fundamentals

of Statics. Loading of Components. Shearing Forces and Bending Contents: Simple Stresses And Strains, Temperature Stresses, Strain
Moments. Stress Analysis (Direct Stress). Bending Stress. Shear Stress. Energy, Shear Force And Bending Moment Diagrams, Slope And
Torsional Stress. Stress Transformation and Mohr's Circle of Stress. Strain Deflection Of Beams, Principal Stresses & Strains, Theories Of Elastic
Transformation and Mohr's Circle of Strain. Beam Deflections. Strain Failure.
Energy. Elastic Buckling of Axially Loaded Compression Members.
Stresses in Cylinders. Failure of Components. Appendix. Index.
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Strength of
Solid Mechanics Materials
For Engineers 2/ed

Liangchi Zhang T.S. Venkatesh

Contents: 1. Simple Stresses and Strains 2. Shear Force and Bending

Contents: The Approach to Study. Basic Assumptions. Stress. Moment 3. Bending Stresses in Beams 4. Shear Stresses in Beams 5. A
Displacement and Strain. Stress-Strain Relationship. Modelling and Torsion B Close Coiled Helical Springs 6. Direct and Bending Stresses
Solution. Applications. Stress Function Method. Plasticity and Failure. An 7. Columns and Struts 8. Deflection 9. Principal Planes and Stresses
Introduction to the Finite Element Method 10. Strain Energy 11. Thin Cylinders 12. Thick Cylinders

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Strength of Structure
Materials and Dynamics
4/ed An Atomic View of Materials

D.K. Singh Martin T. Dove

Contents: Preface 1. Brief historical Introduction 2. Basics of Rocket dynamics 3. Lunar Contents: Preface 1. Introduction 2. Structure of materials 3. Formal
and Near Space Flight 4. Interplanetary Flight 5. Relativistic Space Flights 6. Interstellar description of crystal structures 4. The reciprocal lattice 5. Atomic bonding
Flight 7. Re-entry into a Planetary Atmosphere 8. Missiles 9. Artificial Satellites in crystals 6. Diffraction 7. Physical properties 8. Lattice dynamics
10. Rocketry and Spaceflight: a historical Asian perspective, Bibliography. 10. Experimental methods for measurements of vibrational frequencies
11. Anharmonic interactions 12. Displacive phase transitions A. Real
9789385462061 926 (Pb) ` 595.00 Ane Books crystals! B. Fourier analysis C. Schoenflies representation of the point
groups D. Rhombohedral, trigonal and hexagonal unit cells E. Space
groups F. Lattice energy minimization G. Some note on the variational
Strength of theorem H. Ewald Sphere I. The Wilson Plot J. Diffraction from isotropic
materials K. Calculation of physical properties L. Partition function: some
Materials key results M. Lattice sums N. Mean-square atomic displacement and
Problems and Solutions temperature factors References Index.
9780199545001 360 (Pb) ` 795.00 Oxford

Subsurface
D.K. Singh Hydrology

35
Contents: 1. Simple Stresses and Strains 2. Analysis of Framed Structures 3. Centroid
and Moment of Inertia 4. Principal Stresses 5. Stresses in Beams 6. Strain Energy and
Theory of Elastic Failure 7. Shear Forces and Bending Moments in Beams 8. Deflection of
Beams 9. Torsion of Circular Members 10. Springs 11. Columns 12. Pressure Vessels. George F. Pinder
Appendix A. Appendix B.
Michael A. Celia
9789380618746 456 (Pb) ` 325.00 Ane Books

Structural Contents: Preface. 1. Water and the Subsurface Environment. 2. Fluid

Flow and Mass Transport. 3. The Geologic Setting. 4. Water Movement in
Dynamics Geological Formations. 5. Analytical Solutions for Flow Problems. 6. Well
Hydraulics. 7. Numerical Solutions of the Groundwater Flow Equation.
Vibrations & Systems 8. Contamination of Subsurface Water. 9. Groundwater-Surface Water
Interaction. 10. Remediation. 11. Multi-fluid Flow and Transport. Index
BEST
SELLER 9788126543694 482 (Hb) ` 3495.00 Wiley

Madhujit Mukhopadhyay

Contents: Preface. 1 Introduction 2 Free Vibration Of Single Degree Of Freedom System

3 Forced Vibration Of Single Degree Of Freedom System 4 Numerical Methods In
Structural Analysis: Applied To Sdf Systems 5 Vibration Of Two Degree Of Freedom
System 6 Free Vibration Of Multiple Degrees Of Freedom System 7 Forced Vibration
Analysis Of Multiple Degrees Of Freedom System 8 Free Vibration Analysis Of Continuous
Systems 9 Forced Vibration Of Continuous Systems 10 Dynamic Direct Stiffness Method
11 Vibration Of Ship And Aircraft As A Beam 12 Finite Element Method In Vibration Analysis
13 Finite Difference Method For The Vibration Analysis Of Beams And Plates 14 Nonlinear
Vibration 15 Random Vibrations 16 Computer Program In Vibration Analysis Appendix A :
The Stiffness Matrix Appendix B : Table For Spring Stiffness Index.

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Superlattice to Ternary Phase

Nanoelectronics Diagrams in
2/ed
Materials Science
3/ED

Raphael Tsu D R F West

N Saunders

Contents: 1. Superlattice 2. Resonant tunneling via man-made quantum
well states 3. Optical properties and raman scattering in man-made
quantum systems 4. Dielectric function and doping of a superlattice
5. Quantum step and activation energy 6. Semiconductor atomic
superlattice (sas) 7. Si quantum dots 8. Capacitance, dielectric constant
and doping quantum dots 9. Porous silicon 10.Some novel devices
11.Quantum impedance of electrons 12.Why super and why nano
9789382291107 346 (Hb) ` 2995.00 Elsevier
Contents: General considerations; Some thermodynamic considerations
for phase equilibria and transformations; Systems containing two phases;
Systems containing three phases; Systems containing four phases;
Systems containing more than four phases; Principles of using liquids
projections for equilibrium and non-equilibrium solidification in metallic and
ceramic systems; Selected case studies of ternary systems; Answers to
problems; Reviews and compendiums of experimental phase diagram
determination, current activities in phase diagram determination and
information regarding software packages for the thermodynamic
calculation of phase equilibria.

Technology 9781902653525 236 (Pb) ` 595.00 Woodhead

Innovation in
Testing and
Underground
Balancing
Construction
HVAC Air and
Water Systems
36

5/ed
Gernot Beer

Contents: Editorials. Preface. 1. Introduction 2. UCIS Underground

Samuel C. Sugarman
construction information system 3. Computer-support for the design of
underground structures 4. A virtual reality visualisation system for
underground construction 5. From laboratory, geological and TBM data to Features: Provides revised information about the principles and practices
input parameters for simulation models 6. Process-oriented numerical of testing and balancing (TAB) heating. Represents a field reference guide
simulation of mechanised tunnelling 7. Computer simulation of for both the novice and experienced testing and balancing technician.
conventional construction 8. Optical fiber sensing cable for underground Includes a new section with information and additional test and balance
settlement monitoring during tunneling 9. Tunnel seismic exploration and procedures and graphics
its validation based on data from TBM control and observed geology
Summary: Thoroughly revised, this book provides the reader with an
10. Advances in the steering of Tunnel Boring Machines 11. Real-time
understanding of the principles and practices of testing and balancing
geological mapping of the front face 12. Reducing the environmental
(TAB) heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) air and water
impact of tunnel boring (OSCAR) 13. Safety assessment during
systems. For the novice and the experienced testing and balancing
construction of shotcrete tunnel shells using micromechanical material
technician, it is a field reference book of procedures, equations, and
models 14. Observed segment behaviour during tunnel advance
information tables.
15. Optimizing rock cutting through computer simulation 16. Innovative
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18. TBM technology for large to very large tunnel profiles 19. Real-time
monitoring of the shotcreting process 20. Environmentally friendly,
customised sprayed concrete 21. Innovations in shotcrete mixes 22. High
performance and ultra high performance concrete segments
development and testing 23. Robotic tunnel inspection and repair 24. An
innovative geotechnical characterization method for deep exploration,
Contributors, Color Plates

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Textbook of Theory of
Engineering Vibration
Geology An Introduction
2/ed

R Annadurai A.A. Shabana

R Nagalakshmi

Contents: 1. Introduction 2.Mineralogy 3.Petrology 4.Structural Geology Contents: Introduction. Solution of the Vibration Equations. Free
5. Geological Investigation and Engineering Constructions Vibration of Single Degree of Freedom Systems. Forced Vibration.
Response to Nonharmonic Forces. Systems with More Than One Degree
9789385259937 176 (Pb) ` 250.00 Ane Books of Freedom. Continuous Systems. References. Answers to Selected
Problems. Index.

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Rapid Prototyping
Thermodynamics
and Energy
Conversion
Ramesh S.
Struchtrup, Henning

37
Contents: 1. Introduction to Rapid Prototyping 2. Stereo Lithography
3. Selective Laser Sintering and Fused Deposition Modelling 4. Solid
Ground Curing 5. Concept Modelers6. Rapid Tooling 7. Softwares for
Rapid Prototyping 8. Rapid Manufacturing Process Optimization, Contents: Introduction: Why Thermodynamics? Systems, States, and
Question Bank and References Processes, The First Law of Thermodynamics, The Second Law of
Thermodynamics, Energy Conversion and the Second Law, Properties
9789384726157 192 (Pb) ` 295.00 Ane Books and Property Relations, Reversible Processes in Closed Systems, Closed
System Cycles, Open Systems, Basic Open System Cycles, Efficiencies
and Irreversible Losses, Vapor Engines, Gas Engines, Compressible
Theory of Flow: Nozzles and Diffusers, Transient and Inhomogeneous Processes in
Open Systems, More on Property Relations, Thermodynamic Equilibrium,
Isotropic / Mixtures, Psychrometrics, The Chemical Potential, Mixing and
Separation, Phase Equilibrium in Mixtures, Reacting Mixtures, Activation
Orthotropic of Reactions, Combustion.

Elasticity 9783662437148 597 (Hb) 89.99 Springer

An Introductory Primer

Prof. K. Bhaskar
Prof. T.K. Varadan

Contents: Preface 1. Introduction and Mathematical Framework 2. Plane

Problems in Cartesian Coordinates 3. Plane Problems in Polar
Coordinates 4. Torsion of Non-circular Sections 5. Some Other Problems
of Interest, Appendix, Index

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Thermodynamics Joy of
From Concepts to Applications Research
2/ed

Arthur Shavit C. Balaji

Chaim Gutfinger

Contents: - Introduction. - Basic Concepts. - Work, Energy and Heat
First law or Thermodynamics. - Simple Systems. - The Ideal Gas. - The
Control Volume. - Heat Engines and the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
- Entropy. - Applications of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
- Availability, Exergy and Irreversibility. - Power and Refrigeration Cycles.
- Ideal Gas Mixtures and Humid Air. - Thermodynamic Relations.
- Equations of State and Generalized Charts. - Multicomponent Systems.
- Equilibrium. - Ideal Solutions. - Non Ideal Solutions. - Chemical
Reactions. - Appendix: - Bibliography. - Index.
9781420073683 666 (Hb) ` 2495.00 CRC Press
Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Research Methodology - A breezy overview 3
The (Dont know) 2 Problem and Ph.D 4 Becoming a top-notch researcher
5 What is creativity? 6 The genesis of creativity 7 Creativity in modelling -
An uncommon example 8 Creative plotting and interpretation of results 9
Some outstanding examples of creativity from eclectic fields 10 Hardwork
and Research 11 The 10000 hour rule 12 A conducive environment is
neither necessary nor sufficient 13 Role of stress in research 14 Getting
the right problem to solve 15 Flow and creativity in research 16 What we
learn from history 17 Rejection of a paper is not a big deal! 18 Saying NO to
Plagiarism 19 Out of the box thinking 20 My philosophy of research 21 The
Takeaway, References

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Research
Methodology and Joy of
Scientific Writing Teaching
38

C. George Thomas
Contents: 1. Research: The search for knowledge 2. Philosophy 3. Approaches to
research 4. Experimental research 5. Planning and writing a research proposal
6. Collection and analysis of data 7. Information sources 8. The literature review
9. Important of reasoning in research 10. Preparation of thesis and research papers
11. Tables and illustration 12. References: How to cite and list correctly 13. Scientific
writing: Improve your writing skills 14. Meetings, presentations, and lectures 15. Ethics and
related issues in research.
C Balaji
Contents: Preface, 1. Introduction 2. Goals of teaching 3. Cardinal
Attributes of a good teacher 4. Role of Stress in teaching 5. The 10000 hour
rule 6. Role of research in teaching 7. Flow, Creativity and Teaching
8. Humour in Class 9. Emotion, Passion and Teaching 10. My philosophy
of teaching 11. Effective teaching 12. The overall picture, Afterword

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Energy Combustion
and Propulsion
New Perspectives
Edited by
Avinash K. Agarwal, Suresh K. Aggarwal
Ashwani K. Gupta, Ashwani K. Gupta
Abhijit Kushari, Ashok Pandey
Contents: 1 Evolution of Hydrogen Engine Technology 2 Life-Time
Contributions of Prof. L.M. Das to Hydrogen Engine Research and
Development 3 The Role of Hydrogen in Emission Reduction and
Performance Tradeoff Studies in a Dual Fuel Mode Diesel Engine Using
EGR 4. Combustion and Emissions Characteristics of Dimethyl Ether
(DME) in an Automotive Diesel Engine Biofuel Production, Properties And
Applications 5. Catalytic Hydrodeoxygenation of Vegetable Oil to Green
Diesel 6. Microalgae: A Sustainable Source for Biofuel 7. Flame Structure
and Emission Characteristics of Spray Flames of Soy Methyl Ester/Diesel
Blends Distributed Combustion and Innovations in Propulsion and Power
8. Development of Compact CDC Combustors Gas Turbine Engines
9. Flameless Combustion with Liquid Fuels 10. An Art of Developing
Aviation Engine Combustion Technologies and Products 11. Dynamics of
Thermal Pulse Combustor 12. High Efficiency Reactivity Controlled
Compression Ignition Engine 13. Stabilization and Impingement Heat
Transfer Characteristics of Premixed Laminar Flames in an Array Fuel
Sprays 14. Ignition and Lifted Flame Behaviour in Engine Sprays
15. Liquid Jet Breakup in Cross Flow of Air 16. Spray DIAGNOSTICS in the
Near Field of a NOVEL TWO-PHASE Atomizer 17. Experimental
Investigation of Molten Alumina Breakup in Gas Flows in a Solid Rocket
Chamber Sustainable and Efficient Energy Conversion 18. Waste and
Biomass to Clean Energy 19. Sustainable Development of Green and
Clean Waste to Energy in Megacity 20. Use of Natural Gas in Diesel
Locomotives A Review 21. LES based Flamelet Progress Variable
Approach for the Sydney Dilute Spray Jet Flames 22. Process Simulation
for Energy Optimization and CFD Simulation of Reaction Mechanisms in
Chemical Looping Combustion 23. Novel Engines for Efficient Energy
Conversion and Sustainability
9781910390290 628 (Hb) 39.95 Athena
Heat and Fluid
Heat and Fluid Flow in
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F
Arunn Narasimhan
Arunn Narasimhan
Contents: 1. Basic Concepts 2. Biological Thermodynamics
3. Introduction to Bio-Fluid Dynamics 4. Bio-Heat Transfer Models
5. Porous Medium Aspects of Biological Systems 6. Laser Ablation
and Cryosurgery 7. Drug Delivery 8. Advanced Topics
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Critical State
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Critical State
Soil Mechanics
G
HC OMIN S.K. Jain
FORT
Rajagopal
S.K. Jain
R.G. Robinson
Rajagopal
R.G. Robinson
Contents: 1. Properties of soils: Basic definitions: water content, void
ratio, degree of saturation, specific volume 2. Basic continuum
equations : Tensor notation 3. Critical state frame work : Stress paths :
4. Normality rule and fundamentals of plasticity theories : Theoretical
foundations of the normality rule : 5. Theory of Critical State Models :
Cam-clay and modified Cam clay theories 6. Finite Element aspects of
the plasticity theories : Numerical forms of the failure surfaces : Finite
element analysis with critical state models: Finite Element solutions to
different geotechnical problems such as shallow foundations, slope
stability analysis, retaining walls, deep excavations and stone columns.
9781910390160 350 (Hb) TBA Athena
Soil Physics
with Hydrus
Modeling and Applications
39
David E. Radcliffe
Jiri Simunek
Contents: Soil Solid Phase, Introduction, Soil Phases, Soil Texture, Soil
Mineralogy, Soil Structure, Summary, Derivations, Problems, Soil Water
Content and Potential, Introduction, Energy and Work, Properties of Bulk
Water, Properties of Water at Air and Solid Interfaces, Soil Water Content,
Measuring Soil Water Content, Soil Water Potential, Measuring Soil Water
Potential Components, The Soil Water Retention Curve, RETC Program,
Summary, Derivations, Problems, Steady Water Flow in Soils,
Introduction, Steady Flow in Saturated Soil, Steady Flow in Unsaturated
Soil, Measurements of Hydraulic Properties, Summary, Derivations, Heat
Flow in Soils, Introduction, Surface Energy Balance, Steady Soil Heat
Flux, Transient Soil Heat Flux, Soil Heat Flow with Hydrus-1d, Summary,
Derivations, Problems, Transient Water Flow in Soils, Introduction,
Transient Water Flow, Numerical Solutions to the Richards Equation,
Infiltration, Redistribution, Evaporation, Transpiration, Preferential Flow,
Groundwater Recharge and Discharge, Inverse Solutions and Parameter
Optimization, Summary, Derivations, Problems, Solute Transport,
Introduction, Conservation and Flux Equations, Advection Dispersion
Equation, Stanmod and Cxtfit, Numerical Approaches for Solute
Transport, Hydrus Examples of Solute Transport, Summary, Derivations,
Problems, Appendix, References, Index.
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 CIVIL & MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING

Introduction to Environmental
Introduction to
Computational
Computational Fluid Economics
Fluid Dynamics
Development, Applications
and Analysis
Dynamics An Integral Approach
Development, Applications
and Analysis
G
HC OMIN
FORT Atul Sharma Philip E Graves
Atul Sharma

Contents: I. Introduction and Essentials 1. Introduction 2. Essentials of
Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer for CFD 3. Essentials of Numerical
Methods for CFD II. CFD for Cartesian Geometry on a Uniform Grid: A
Novel Physics Based Approach 4. Unsteady Computational Heat
Conduction 5. Unsteady Computational Heat Advection 6. Unsteady
Computational Heat Convection 7. Unsteady Computational Fluid
Dynamics on a Staggered Grid III. CFD for Cartesian Geometry on a Non-
Uniform Grid: Traditional Mathematics Based Approach 8. Cartesian Grid
Generation 9. Computational Heat Conduction 10. Computational Heat
Advection 11. Computational Heat Convection 12. Computational Fluid
Dynamics on a Co-located Grid IV. CFD for Complex Geom
9781910390191 350 (Hb) TBA Athena
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Contents: Section 1 Environmental Policy with Perfect Information: The
Basic Theory Introduction, The Economy and the Environment:
Uncontrolled Case (Pre-Institution), The Economy and the Environment:
The Case of Optimal Controls (Post-Institution), The Provision of Public
Goods (Pre- and Post-Institution), The Role of Time in Economics: Interest
Rates, Compounding, and Discounting, Benefit-Cost Analysis with Perfect
Information, Section 2 Environmental Policy with Imperfect Information7.
Information Difficulties: The Individual Household and theBenefits of
Environmental Policies, Information Difficulties: The Individual Firm and
the Costs of Environmental Policies, Information Difficulties: The Policy
Maker, Section 3 ValuationAcquiring Information about Environmental
Benefits10. Environmental Valuation: Overview, Environmental Valuation:
Voting on Environmental Referenda, Environmental Valuation:
Constructed Markets, Environmental Valuation: The Sum of Specific
Damages Approach, Environmental Valuation: The Hedonic Method,
Environmental Valuation: The Travel Cost Method, Do Decision Makers
"Care" about Efficiency and Equity? The Impact of Concerns about Equity
on Environmental Policy, An Interdisciplinary Environmental Policy
Analysis Methodology, Section 4 Epilogue1 An Overall Assessment of the
State of Environmental Policy Making, The Past and the Future, Index.

9781498771924 300 (Hb) ` 3495.00 CRC Press/Ane

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