Mechanical Engineering
By: Yadav, S K.
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BookPublisher: New Delhi Discovery Publishing House Pvt. Ltd 2006Description: 254.ISBN: 8183561160.Subject(s): MechanicalDDC classification: 621
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The present title "Mechanical Engineering" has been designed for all engineering student of Indian Universities to meet out the basic requirement of the students in making their concepts clear. In order to provide the reader with practice interpreting truth tables and logic symbols, the method of perfect induction in used to prove most of the theorems. For the most part, real commercially available device characteristics are employed. In this way the reader may become familiar with the order of magnitude of device parameters, and variability of these parameters within a given type. The book is written is a single and easy to follow language, so that even an average student a grasp subject by self-study. Special effort has also been made to indicate the shortest analysis of a wide variety of problems.
Contents:
Fundamental Concept and Definition,
Ideal Gas,
Laws of Thermo-dynamics,
First Law of Thermo-dynamics,
The Second Law of Thermo-dyna-mics,
Vapour Power Cycles,
Thermo-dynamics Cycles,
Simple Stress and Strain,
Bending and Shearing Stress,
Torsion.
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