Engineering Mechanics 4th Edition Veenu Kumar, K. L. Kumar,Tata McGraw - Hill Education (2010) 9780070681811 @f lipartl -lowest price 25%off



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The new edition offers a complete coverage of the course on Engineering Mechanics. The emphasis on in-depth coverage, good illustrations, abundant solved examples, experiments in mechanics and use of SI Units make the book complete and easy-to-follow text on the subject.
Key Features
  • In SI Units
  • Follows Vector approach
  • New concepts on `Beams, Shear Force and Bending Moment?.
  • 15 laboratory experiments with relevant topics
  • Hints for tutorial problems to help the reader attempt all the problems
  • Separate coverage of the principles in Statics and Dynamics followed by Applications
  • Pedagogy
  • Figures: 330
  • Solved Problems: 271
  • Concept Review Questions: 111
  • Unsolved Problems: 341
  • Multiple Choice Question: 115
  • Experiments: 15

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Engineering Mechanics: What and Why?
2. Forces and Force Systems
3. Equilibrium of A Particle and A Rigid Body
4. Centroid, Centre of Mass and Gravity
5. Kinematics of a Particle
6. Dynamics of a Particle and of the Mass Centre of any System
7. Kinematics of a Rigid Body
8. Moment of Inertia: Area and Mass
9. Dynamics of a Rigid Body
10. Virtual Work and Potential Energy Principles
11. Vibrations of Simple Mechanical Systemsp

SPECIFICATIONS OF ENGINEERING MECHANICS 4TH EDITION

CONTRIBUTORS
Authored ByVeenu Kumar, K. L. Kumar
BOOK DETAILS
PublisherTata McGraw - Hill Education
Publication Year2010 August
ISBN-139780070681811
ISBN-100070681813
LanguageEnglish
Edition4th
Number of Pages675 Pages
UNIVERSITY BOOKS DETAILS
StreamEngineering
Degree/DiplomaB.Tech
SpecializationElectronic Instrumentation and Control Engineering
SubjectEngineering Mechanics
Term3rd Semester

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