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100			_a Beer, Ferdinand P.
245			_aMechanics of Materials _cFerdinand P. Beer,
250			_a8TH
260			_aNew York : _bMcGraw-Hill, _c ©1981.
300			_axv, 616 pages : _b illustrations ; _c 25 cm
505			_t1) Introduction-Concept of Stress _t2) Stress and Strain-Axial Loading _t3) Torsion _t4) Pure Bending _t5) Analysis and Design of Beams for Bending _t6) Shearing Stresses in Beams and Thin-Walled Members _t7) Transformations of Stress and Strain _t8) Principal Stresses Under a Given Loading _t9) Deflection of Beams _t10) Columns _t11) Energy Methods Appendices
520			_aA strong conceptual understanding is essential for solving problems successfully. This edition of Mechanics of Materials helps instructors and students achieve this goal by providing strong understanding and logical analysis of the concepts using SI units, which also helps identify the applications in designing actual engineering structures and machine components. With new concepts presented in a simplified and detailed manner, a number of Advanced or Specialty sections are included. To keep these distinct and optional, these are marked with asterisk so users can choose whether or not to read. Using numerous engineering examples and end-of-chapter homework problems, the book helps the readers to easily understand and relate to theory and application.
700			_aE. Russell Johnston,
700			_aJohn T. DeWolf,
700			_aDavid F. Mazurek,
700			_aSanjeev Sanghi
942			_2ddc _cBK