Mechanical Engineering Principles

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Mechanical Engineering Principles  

JOHN BIRD

Mechanical Engineering Principles aims to broaden the reader’s knowledge of the basic
principles that are fundamental to mechanical engineering design and the operation of mechanical
systems.
Modern engineering systems and products stillrely upon static and dynamic principles to make
them work. Even systems that appear to be entirely electronic have a physical presence governed by the principles of statics.
For clarity, the text is divided into three sections, these being:
Part 1 Statics and strength of materials
Part 2 Dynamics
Part 3 Heat transfer and fluid mechanics
Mechanical Engineering Principles covers the following syllabuses:
(i) National Certificate/Diploma courses in Mechanical Engineering
(ii) Mechanical Engineering Principles (Advanced GNVQ Unit 8)
(iii) Further Mechanical Engineering Principles (Advanced GNVQ Unit 12)
(iv) Any introductory/access/foundation course involving Mechanical Engineering Principles at University, and Colleges of Further and Higher education

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