| Structural Theory Handbook |
| As its name implies, this volume introduces the reader to the basic conceptions and principles of structural theory relating to trusses, rigid frames, and space frameworks. Its scope is somewhat more than that of the usual two and three semester undergraduate course in stress analysis offered in the engineering schools of this country. |
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| Mining Engineers Handbook |
| Most of these alterations were called for by the progressive modifications of mining methods and appliances, and the development of new methods. Much new matter was added, some of the older text omitted, and some sections of the book were almost entirely rewritten. |
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| Marine Engineers Handbook |
| This handbook is compiled especially for the area of design engineers and technical students. Operating engineers, it is hoped, will find it useful also for presentations of design and construction details, though no attempt has be made to include instructions covering the adjustment and maintenance of marine propulsion machinery. |
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| Engineering Vibration Handbook |
| The effects of vibrations on the behavior of mechanical and structural systems are often of critical importance to their design, performance, and survival. For this reason the subject of mechanical vibrations is offered at both the advanced undergraduate level and graduate level at most engineering schools. |
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| Kents Mechanical Engineering Handbook |
| “Every engineer should make his own pocket-book, as he proceeds in study and practice, to suit his particular business.” The manuscript pocket-book thus begun, however, soon gave place to more modern means for disposing of the accumulation of engineering facts and figures, the index, the scrap-book, the collection of indexed envelopes, portfolios and boxes, the card catalogue, etc. |
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| Design Bolted and Riveted Joints |
| Comprehensive source of information on bolted and riveted structural joints as well as an explanation of their behavior under various load conditions. Design recommendations are provided for both allowable stress design and load factor design. In both cases, major consideration is given to the fundamental behavior of the joint and its ultimate capacity. |
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| High Strength Steel Welding Research |
| The application of high strength low alloy (HSLA) steels has been limited by the availability of suitable filler metals. Specifically, as the weld metal strength increases, the susceptibility to hydrogen- assisted cracking increases. |
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| Weldment Reliability of High Strength Steel |
| The development of methods to control the diffusible hydrogen content during high strength steel welding was performed. The perfection of the use of irreversible weld metal hydrogen traps was demonstrated. |
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| Petroleum Refining Volume 4 |
| Petroleum Refining Volume 4 is devoted to the main equipment found in a refinery or a petrochemical complex |
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| Petroleum Refining Volume 1 |
| Refining has the function of transforming crude oil from various origins into a set of refined products in accordance with precise specifications and in quantities corresponding as closely as possible to the market requirements. |
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