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Structural Engineering Formulas

 Structural Engineering Formulas
Item #: 330-9110-04
Author: Ilya Mikhelson
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
ISBN:0071439110
Format: Hardcover
 Your Price: $29.95
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Structural Engineering Formulas is a user-friendly, time-saving reference
Comprehensive yet compact, this is a user-friendly time-saving reference packed with key engineering formulas for a wide variety of applications. Featuring introductory material on use and application of each formula, along with appendices covering metric conversion information, and selected mathematical formulas and symbols, this is a unique resource no civil engineer should be without.

This compact yet comprehensive compendium puts the structural engineering formulas most needed on the job at the user's fingertips. Practical and authoritative, Structural Engineering Formulas offers 114 formula tables with brief introductions explaining uses and applications. An affordable resource that every civil engineer and engineering student will want nearby, this handy reference. 228 pp.

Features:

  • Equations used in foundation and soil, retaining structure, tunnel, beam, frame, plate, pipe, and other structural design
  • Tables helpful for verifying computer analyses of complex structures
  • Easy-access organization
  • Appendices of metric conversions, mathematical formulas, and symbols

Structural Engineering Formulas - Table of Contents:

  • Part I: Basis of Structural Analysis
    • Stress and Strain: Methods of Analysis
    • Properties of Geometric Sections
  • Part II: Statics
    • Beams
    • Frames
    • Arches
    • Trusses
    • Plates
  • Part III: Soils and Foundations
    • Soils
    • Foundations
  • Part IV: Retaining Structures
    • Retaining Structures
    • Retaining Structures
  • Part V: Pipes and Tunnels
    • Pipes and Tunnels
    • Pipes and Tunnels (part 2)
  • Appendix
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