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Basics of mechanical engineering: integrating science, technology and common sense

Paul D. Ronney

  • 142 pages
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An introduction to mechanical engineering that connects core theory with practical reasoning, covering statics, stresses, fluid mechanics and thermodynamics. Written for first-year students who want the fundamentals explained clearly.

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