Engineering science : for foundation degree and higher national / by Mike Tooley and Lloyd Dingle.

Includes index.

Table of content. - Ch. 1 Fundamentals. - Ch. 2 Simply supported beams. - Ch. 3 Torsion and shafts. - Ch. 4 Pressure vessels. - Ch. 5 Concentrically loaded. - Ch. 6 Introduction to strain energy. - Ch. 7 Complex stress and strain. - Ch. 8 Dynamics - Fundamentals. - Ch. 9 Kinematics of mechanisms. - Ch. 10 Power transmission systems. - Ch. 11 Oscillatory motion and vibration. - Ch. 12 Thermodynamics. - Ch. 13 Perfect gas processes. - Ch. 14 Thermal cycles. - Ch. 15 Combustion engines. - Ch. 16 Introduction to heat transfer. - Ch. 17 Introduction to fluid mechanics. - Ch.18 Electrostatics and electromagnetism - - Electrostatics and capacitors. - Ch. 19 Electromagnetism and inductors. - Ch. 20 Direct current - - Current, Voltage and resistance. - Ch. 21 Circuit theorems. - Ch. 22 Transients. - Ch. 23 Transients in R-L-C systems. - Ch. 24 Alternating current - - A.C. Principles. - Ch. 25 Complex impedance and admittance. - Ch. 26 Resonant circuits. - Ch. 27 Coupled magnetic circuits. - Ch. 28 Power, Power factor and power factor correction. - Ch. 29 Complex waveforms and Fourier analysis. - Ch. 30 Power in a Complex waveform. - Ch. 31 A.C. Network analysis.

"Engineering Science will help you understand the scientific principles involved in engineering. The second edition features new chapters on 'Materials, properties, testing and failure' and 'AC network analysis' complete with 54 totally new drawings"-- Provided by publisher.