Engineering Mechanics. Introduction

Author: Wang Binyao Gu HuiLin
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is designed to complement Engineering Mechanics, meeting the teaching requirements of the Engineering Mechanics course. The chapter structure of this book aligns with that of Engineering Mechanics, facilitating comparative reading for the readers. Each chapter consists of: "Content Summary," "Basic Requirements," "Typical Examples," "Discussion Questions," "Exercises," and "Answer Key." Through typical examples, the book explains correct problem-solving approaches, analytical methods, and computational techniques. The "Discussion" sections in the examples aim to promote in-depth understanding and broaden problem-solving perspectives. The exercises provided are diverse, covering the basic requirements of each chapter, enabling readers to receive comprehensive training. This book is compiled to meet the teaching needs of mechanical engineering programs in general engineering colleges. It can also serve as a textbook for specialized students in civil engineering, bridge engineering, or other non-mechanical disciplines (e.g., building materials, water supply and drainage, heating and ventilation) at the undergraduate level. Additionally, it is a valuable reference for relevant engineering professionals.