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ISBN 9780340939963
Publisher: Hodder Education
Paperback: 752 pages
Pub Date: Aug 2010

£36.99

An Introduction to Mechanical Engineering: Part 2
Michael Clifford, Kwing-So Choi, Arthur Jones, Edward Williams, Alan Howe, Thomas Hyde, Richard Brooks, Donald Giddings


An Introduction to Mechanical Engineering: Part 2 is an essential text for all second-year undergraduate students as well as those studying foundation degrees and HNDs. The text provides thorough coverage of the following core engineering topics:
- Fluid dynamics
- Thermodynamics
- Solid mechanics
- Control theory and techniques
- Mechanical power, loads and transmissions
- Structural vibration
As well as mechanical engineers, the text will be highly relevant to automotive, aeronautical/aerospace and general engineering students.
The material in this book has full electronic support on an accompanying website (www.hodderplus.co.uk/mechanicalengineering), which includes:
- worked solutions for exam-style questions
- multiple-choice self-assessment
- revision material
The text is written by an experienced team of lecturers at the internationally renowned University of Nottingham.

  • First core mechanical engineering textbook approach at this level
  • Cost effective for cash-strapped students
  • Excellent author team from the University of Nottingham
  • Electronic resources aimed at teachers and students
  • Progression from first year book

    Table of Contents:
    Unit 1 – Fluid Dynamics
    Unit 2 – Thermodynamics
    Unit 3 – Solid Mechanics
    Unit 4 – Control Theory and Techniques
    Unit 5 – Mechanical Power, Loads and Transmissions
    Unit 6 – Structural Vibration