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9780849383441

The Engineering Handbook

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    0849383447

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  • Copyright: 1996-02-01
  • Publisher: CRC Pr I Llc
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Summary

The purpose of this book is to provide in a single volume a ready reference for the practicing engineer in industry, government, and academia. The book in its comprehensive format is divided into 30 sections which encompass the field of engineering. The goal is to provide the most up-to-date information in the classical fields that comprise mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, industrial, and aerospace engineering as well as the underlying fields of mathematics and materials.

Table of Contents

SECTION I Statics
Introduction
1(1)
Russell C. Hibbeler
Force-System Resultants and Equilibrium
2(13)
Russell C. Hibbeler
Force-System Resultants
2(4)
Equilibrium
6(9)
Centroids and Distributed Forces
15(11)
Walter D. Pilkey
L. Kitis
Centroid of a Plane Area
15(2)
Centroid of a Volume
17(1)
Surface Forces
18(1)
Line Forces
18(1)
Calculation of Surface Area and Volume of a Body with Rotational Symmetry
19(1)
Determination of Centroids
20(6)
Moments of Inertia
26(17)
J. L. Meriam
Area Moments of Inertia
26(6)
Mass Moments of Inertia
32(9)
SECTION II Mechanics of Materials
Introduction
41(2)
Ted L. Anderson
Reactions
43(9)
Thalia Anagnos
Types of Supports
43(1)
Actual versus Idealized Support Conditions
44(3)
Static Determinacy and Indeterminacy
47(2)
Computation of Reactions
49(3)
Bending Stresses in Beams
52(8)
James M. Gere
Longitudinal Strains in Beams
52(2)
Normal Stresses in Beams (Linearly Elastic Materials)
54(6)
Shear Stresses in Beams
60(8)
James M. Gere
Shear Stresses in Rectangular Beams
60(3)
Shear Stresses in Circular Beams
63(1)
Shear Stresses in the Webs of Beams with Flanges
64(4)
Shear and Moment Diagrams
68(7)
George R. Buchanan
Sign Convention
68(1)
Shear and Moment Diagrams
68(2)
Shear and Moment Equations
70(5)
Columns
75(8)
Loren W. Zachary
John B. Ligon
Fundamentals
75(3)
Examples
78(3)
Other Forms of Instability
81(2)
Pressure Vessels
83(7)
Earl Livingston
Rudolph J. Scavuzzo
Design Criteria
83(2)
Design Formulas
85(1)
Opening Reinforcement
86(4)
Axial Loads and Torsion
90(11)
Nelson R. Bauld, Jr.
Axially Loaded Bars
90(5)
Torsion
95(6)
Fracture Mechanics
101(10)
Ted L. Anderson
Fundamental Concepts
101(1)
The Energy Criterion
102(1)
The Stress Intensity Approach
103(1)
Time-Dependent Crack Growth and Damage Tolerance
104(1)
Effect of Material Properties on Fracture
105(4)
SECTION III Dynamics and Vibration
Introduction
109(2)
Bruce Karnopp
Dynamics of Particles: Kinematics and Kinetics
111(10)
Bruce Karnopp
Dynamics of Particles
111(4)
Newton's Second Law
115(1)
Moment of Momentum Relations
115(1)
Momentum Integrals of Newton's Second Law
116(1)
Work-Energy Integral of Newton's Second Law
117(3)
Conclusion
120(1)
Dynamics of Rigid Bodies: Kinematics and Kinetics
121(12)
Ashraf A. Zeid
R. R. Beck
Kinematics of Rigid Bodies
121(7)
Kinetics of Rigid Bodies
128(5)
Free Vibration, Natural Frequencies, and Mode Shapes
133(12)
Daniel A. Mendelsohn
Basic Principles
133(1)
Single-Degree-of-Freedom Systems
134(3)
Multiple-Degree-of-Freedom Systems
137(3)
Continuous Systems (Infinite DOF)
140(5)
Forced Vibrations
145(7)
Arthur W. Leissa
Single-Degree-of-Freedom Systems
145(2)
Multiple-Degree-of-Freedom Systems
147(5)
Lumped versus Distributed Parameter Systems
152(12)
Bulent A. Ovunc
Procedure of Analysis
152(2)
Continuous Mass Matrix Method
154(2)
Consistent Mass Matrix Method
156(1)
Lumped Mass Matrix Method
156(1)
Free Vibration of Frames
156(1)
Forced Vibration
157(1)
Practical Applications
157(1)
Structures without Additional Effects
158(2)
Structures with Additional Effects
160(4)
Applications of Structural and Dynamic Principles
164(17)
Anthony J. Kalinowski
Base Configuration Loaded Applications
167(7)
Structural Configuration Loaded Applications
174(5)
Additional Information
179(2)
Computer Simulation and Nomographs
181(8)
Daniel J. Inman
Nomograph Fundamentals
181(2)
Models for Numerical Simulation
183(1)
Numerical Integration
184(1)
Vibration Response by Computer Simulation
185(1)
Commercial Software for Simulation
186(3)
Test Equipment and Measuring Instruments
189(14)
Terrence W. Baird
Vibration and Shock Test Machines
189(5)
Transducers and Signal Conditioners
194(2)
Digital Instrumentation and Computer Control
196(5)
SECTION IV Kinematics and Mechanisms
Introduction
201(2)
Bahram Ravani
Linkages and Cams
203(7)
J. Michael McCarthy
Gregory L. Long
Linkages
203(1)
Spatial Linkages
203(2)
Displacement Analysis
205(1)
Cam Design
206(1)
Classification of Cams and Followers
206(1)
Displacement Diagrams
206(4)
Tribology: Friction, Wear, and Lubrication
210(20)
Bharat Bhushan
History of Tribology and Its Significance to Industry
210(2)
Origins and Significance of Micro/nanotribology
212(1)
Friction
213(4)
Wear
217(6)
Lubrication
223(3)
Micro/nanotribology
226(4)
Machine Elements
230(10)
Gordon R. Pennock
Threaded Fasteners
230(3)
Clutches and Brakes
233(7)
Crankshaft Journal Bearings
240(14)
P. K. Subramanyan
Role of the Journal Bearings in the Internal Combustion Engine
240(1)
Construction of Modern Journal Bearings
241(1)
The Function of the Different Material Layers in Crankshaft Journal Bearings
242(1)
The Bearing Materials
243(1)
Basics of Hydrodynamic Journal Bearing Theory
244(3)
The Bearing Assembly
247(2)
The Design Aspects of Journal Bearings
249(1)
Derivations of the Reynolds and Harrison Equations for Oil Film Pressure
250(4)
Fluid Sealing in Machines, Mechanical Devices, and Apparatus
254(19)
Alan O. Lebeck
Fundamentals of Sealing
255(1)
Static Seals
255(2)
Dynamic Seals
257(6)
Gasket Practice
263(1)
O-Ring Practice
263(3)
Mechanical Face Seal Practice
266(5)
SECTION IV Structures
Introduction
271(2)
Jack McCormac
Loads
273(4)
Peter Gergely
Dead Loads
273(1)
Live Loads
274(1)
Impact Loads
275(1)
Snow Loads
275(2)
Wind Effects
277(6)
Timothy A. Reinhold
Ben L. Sill
Wind Climate
278(1)
Local Wind Exposure
279(1)
Mean Wind Speed Profile
279(1)
Turbulence
280(1)
Pressure Coefficients and Load Factors
281(2)
Earthquake Effects
283(7)
M. K. Ravindra
J. G. Shipp
Why Do Earthquakes Occur?
283(1)
Characteristics of Earthquakes
283(2)
Damage Mechanisms
285(1)
Seismic Hazard Analysis
285(1)
Earthquake Damage Surveys
286(2)
Earthquake-Resistant Design
288(2)
Structural Analysis
290(10)
Robert G. Sexsmith
Tony M. Cigic
Beams
290(3)
Trusses
293(2)
Frames
295(1)
Computer-Aided Analysis
296(4)
Structural Steel
300(9)
William T. Segui
Members
301(3)
Connections
304(1)
Composite Members
305(1)
Computer Applications
306(3)
Concrete
309(16)
Edward G. Nawy
Structural Concrete
309(1)
Flexural Design of Reinforced Concrete Members
310(7)
Shear and Torsion Design of Reinforced Concrete Members
317(1)
Prestressed Concrete
318(4)
Serviceability Checks
322(1)
Computer Applications for Concrete Structures
322(3)
Timber
325(8)
Donald E. Breyer
Durability of Wood
325(1)
Wood Products
326(1)
Member Design
327(3)
Connections
330(1)
Lateral Force Design
330(3)
Masonry Design
333(20)
James E. Amrhein
Basis of Design
333(1)
Masonry Materials
334(1)
Masonry Units
334(2)
Concrete Masonry
336(1)
Mortar
336(1)
Grout
337(1)
Unreinforced Masonry
337(3)
Strength of Masonry
340(1)
Design of Reinforced Masonry Members
341(4)
Design of Structural Members-Strength Design
345(6)
SECTION VI Fluid Mechanics
Introduction
351(2)
Frank Kreith
Incompressible Fluids
353(11)
Alan T. McDonald
Fundamentals of Incompressible Fluid Flow
353(1)
Fluids without Relative Motion
354(1)
Basic Equations in Integral Form for Control Volumes
355(1)
Differential Analysis of Fluid Motion
356(2)
Incompressible Inviscid Flow
358(1)
Dimensional Analysis and Similitude
359(1)
Internal Incompressible Viscous Flow
360(2)
External Incompressible Viscous Flow
362(2)
Compressible Fluids
364(11)
Joe D. Hoffman
General Features
364(3)
Basic Equations
367(1)
Steady Quasi-One-Dimensional Flow
367(1)
Equations of State and Thermodynamics
368(1)
Stagnation Properties
369(1)
Isentropic Flow
369(2)
Nozzles
371(1)
Shock Waves
372(1)
Friction and Heat Transfer
373(2)
The Rheology of Non-Newtonian Fluids
375(12)
Deepak Doraiswamy
Kinematics, Flow Classification, and Material Functions
375(3)
Fluids
378(2)
Constitutive Equations
380(3)
Some Useful Correlations for Material Functions
383(4)
Airfoils/Wings
387(8)
Bruce R. Munson
Dennis J. Cronin
Nomenclature
387(3)
Airfoil Shapes
390(1)
Lift and Drag Characteristics for Airfoils
391(1)
Lift and Drag of Wings
392(3)
Boundary Layers
395(8)
Edwin R. Braun
Pao-lien Wang
Theoretical Boundary Layers
395(1)
Reynolds Similarity in Test Data
396(1)
Friction in Pipes
396(2)
Noncircular Channel
398(1)
Example Solutions
399(4)
Valves
403(6)
J. Paul Tullis
Control Valves
403(3)
Air Valves
406(1)
Check Valves
407(2)
Pumps and Fans
409(6)
Robert F. Boehm
Pumps
409(4)
Fans
413(2)
Two-Phase Flow
415(12)
Richard T. Lahey, Jr.
Notation
415(1)
Conservation Equations
416(2)
Closure
418(4)
Two-Phase Instabilities
422(1)
Conclusion
423(4)
Basic Mixing Principles for Various Types of Fluid Mixing Applications
427(11)
James Y. Oldshue
Scaleup/Scaledown
430(1)
Effect of the Circulation Time Spectrum and the Spectrum of Shear Rates on Ten Different Mixing Technologies
431(4)
Computational Fluid Dynamics
435(3)
Fluid Measurements
438(17)
S. A. Sherif
Fundamental Principles
438(6)
Basic Equations
444(9)
SECTION VII Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
Introduction
453(2)
Frank Kreith
The First Law of Thermodynamics
455(7)
Richard E. Sonntag
System Analysis
455(2)
Control Volume Analysis
457(5)
Second Law of Thermodynamics and Entropy
462(17)
Noam Lior
Reversibility
464(3)
Entropy
467(2)
The Second Law for Bulk Flow
469(1)
Applications
470(9)
The Thermodynamics of Solutions
479(8)
Stanley I. Sandler
Hasan Orbey
Fundamentals
479(5)
Applications
484(3)
Thermodynamics of Surfaces
487(8)
William B. Krantz
Basic Concepts
487(2)
First Law of Thermodynamics
489(1)
Effects of Curved Interfaces
489(2)
Adsorption at Interfaces
491(1)
Wettability and Adhesion
492(3)
Phase Equilibrium
495(6)
Benjamin G. Kyle
Pure-Component Phase Equilibrium
495(2)
Phase Equilibrium in Mixtures
497(3)
Perspective
500(1)
Thermodynamic Cycles
501(7)
William J. Cook
Power Cycles
502(3)
Refrigeration Cycles
505(3)
Heat Transfer
508(21)
Yildiz Bayazitoglu
Udaya B. Sathuvalli
Conduction
508(4)
Convection
512(6)
Radiation
518(6)
Phase Change
524(5)
Heat Exchangers
529(11)
M. M. Ohadi
Heat Exchanger Types
530(1)
Shell-and-Tube Heat Exchangers
531(2)
Compact Heat Exchangers
533(2)
Design of Heat Exchangers
535(5)
Combustion
540(7)
Roger S. Hecklinger
Fundamentals of Combustion
540(4)
Combustion Calculations
544(3)
Air Conditioning
547(8)
Victor W. Goldschmidt
Curtis J. Wahlberg
Historical Sketch
547(1)
Comfort
548(1)
Air Conditioning Process
548(1)
Representative Cycles
549(6)
Refrigeration and Cryogenics
555(8)
Randall F. Barron
Desiccant Cooling
555(1)
Heat Pumps
556(2)
Cryogenics
558(5)
Heat Transfer to Non-Newtonian Fluids
563(7)
Eric F. Matthys
The Fluids
564(1)
Friction
565(1)
Heat Transfer
565(2)
Instrumentation and Equipment
567(3)
Heat Pipes
570(11)
Larry W. Swanson
Heat Pipe Container, Working Fluid, and Wick Structures
570(2)
Heat Transfer Limitations
572(2)
Effective Thermal Conductivity and Heat Pipe Temperature Difference
574(1)
Application of Heat Pipes
575(4)
SECTION VIII Separation Processes
Introduction
579(2)
Klaus Timmerhaus
Distillation
581(7)
James R. Fair
Separation Specification
582(1)
Required Basic Data
583(1)
Index of Separation Difficulty
583(1)
Required Stages
583(1)
Column Dimensions
584(1)
Column Auxiliaries
585(1)
Batch Distillation
586(2)
Absorption and Stripping
588(5)
William M. Edwards
James R. Fair
Absorber-Stripper Systems
588(1)
Absorber-Stripper Design Diagrams
589(1)
Key Design Assumptions
589(1)
Physical Data Requirements
590(1)
Absorber and Stripper Design Equations
591(1)
Absorption and Stripping Efficiency
591(2)
Extraction
593(11)
Vincent Van Brunt
Representative Extraction Processes
594(3)
Solvent Characteristics and Solvent Screening
597(1)
Extraction Equilibria
598(2)
Extraction Staging and Equipment
600(4)
Adsorption
604(14)
Shivaji Sircar
Adsorbent Materials
604(1)
Adsorption Equilibria
605(2)
Heat of Adsorption
607(1)
Thermodynamic Selectivity of Adsorption
608(3)
Adsorption Kinetics
611(1)
Adsorption Column Dynamics
612(3)
Adsorptive Separation Processes and Design
615(3)
Crystallization and Evaporation
618(15)
Richard C. Bennett
Methods of Creating Supersaturation
619(1)
Reasons for the Use of Crystallization
619(1)
Solubility Relations
619(2)
Product Characteristics
621(1)
Impurities Influencing the Product
621(1)
Kinds of Crystallization Processes
622(1)
Calculation of Yield in a Crystallization Process
622(1)
Mathematical Models of Continuous Crystallization
622(3)
Equipment Designs
625(3)
Evaporation
628(5)
Membrane Separation
633(11)
David G. Woods
David R. B. Walker
William J. Koros
Dialysis
633(3)
Reverse Osmosis
636(1)
Gas and Vapor Separations
637(3)
Asymmetric Membranes
640(1)
Membrane Stability and Fouling
641(1)
Module Design Considerations
642(2)
Fluid-Particle Separation
644(9)
Shiao-Hung Chiang
Daxin He
Equipment
645(1)
Fundamental Concept
645(2)
Design Principles
647(4)
Economics
651(2)
Other Separation Processes
653(8)
William C. Corder
Simon P. Hanson
Sublimation
654(1)
Diffusional Separations
654(1)
Adsorptive Bubble Separation
655(1)
Dielectrophoresis
655(1)
Electrodialysis
655(4)
SECTION IX Fuels and Energy Conversion
Introduction
659(2)
Frank Kreith
Fuels
661(8)
Safwat M. A. Moustafa
Coal
661(3)
Oil
664(2)
Natural Gas
666(1)
Important Products of Crude Oil Refining
666(3)
Solar Power Systems
669(9)
James M. Chavez
Elizabeth M. Richards
Anne VanArsdall
Solar Thermal Systems
669(5)
Photovoltaic Systems
674(2)
Biomass Systems
676(2)
Internal Combustion Engines
678(15)
Alan A. Kornhauser
Basics of Operation
679(1)
Engine Classifications
679(1)
Spark Ignition Engines
680(4)
Compression Ignition Engines
684(3)
Gas Exchange Systems
687(2)
Design Details
689(1)
Design and Performance Data for Typical Engines
690(3)
Gas Turbines
693(9)
Lee S. Langston
George Opdyke, Jr.
Gas Turbine Usage
693(3)
Gas Turbine Cycles
696(3)
Gas Turbine Components
699(3)
Nuclear Power Systems
702(12)
David M. Woodall
Nuclear Power Applications
702(1)
Nuclear Power Fundamentals
703(7)
Economics of Nuclear Power Systems
710(4)
Power Plants
714(12)
Mohammed M. El-Wakil
The Rankine Cycle
715(1)
The Turbine
715(1)
The Condenser
716(1)
The Condenser Cooling System
717(3)
The Feedwater System
720(1)
The Steam Generator
720(3)
Cycle and Plant Efficiencies and Heat Rates
723(3)
Wind Turbines
726(15)
Andrew Swift
Emil Moroz
Fundamentals
728(8)
Power Regulation and Control
736(1)
Energy Capture Estimation
737(1)
Stand-Alone Applications
737(1)
Cost of Energy Calculations
738(1)
Environmental and Social Cost Issues
738(1)
Summary
739(2)
Hydraulic Turbines
741(13)
Roger E. A. Arndt
General Description
741(4)
Principles of Operation
745(2)
Factors Involved in Selecting a Turbine
747(7)
Steam Turbines
754(11)
George Shibayama
Robert D. Franceschinis
Types of Steam Turbines
754(3)
Impulse versus Reaction Turbines
757(1)
Thermodynamics
758(3)
Stop and Control Valves
761(1)
Water Induction Protection
761(1)
Generators
761(1)
Turbine Generator Auxiliaries
762(3)
Cogeneration
765(11)
David H. Cooke
Cogeneration Fundamentals
765(5)
Examples of Cogeneration
770(6)
Electric Machines
776(11)
E. Keith Stanek
Induction Machines
776(3)
Synchronous Machines
779(2)
DC Machines
781(4)
SECTION X Kinetics and Reaction Engineering
Introduction
785(2)
John L. Falconer
Reaction Kinetics
787(10)
K. H. Lin
Fundamentals
787(4)
Analysis of Kinetic Data
791(6)
Chemical Reaction Engineering
797(18)
H. Scott Fogler
The Algorithm
797(8)
Pressure Drop in Reactors
805(2)
Multiple Reactions
807(1)
Heat Effects
808(4)
Summary
812(3)
The Scaleup of Chemical Reaction Systems from Laboratory to Plant
815(17)
J. B. Cropley
General Considerations in the Rational Design of Chemical Reactors
816(3)
Protocol for the Rational Design of Chemical Reactors
819(12)
SECTION XI Geotechnical
Introduction
831(1)
Milton E. Harr
Soil Mechanics
832(11)
Braja M. Das
Weight-Volume Relationship
832(1)
Hydraulic Conductivity
832(2)
Effective Stress
834(1)
Consolidation
834(2)
Shear Strength
836(5)
SECTION XII Transportation
Introduction
841(2)
Kumares C. Sinha
Transportation Planning
843(7)
Michael D. Meyer
Basic Framework of Transportation Planning
843(2)
Transportation Modeling
845(5)
Design of Transportation Facilities
850(12)
John Leonard II
Michael D. Meyer
Components of the Project Development Process
851(3)
Basic Concepts of Project Design
854(1)
Intermodal Transportation Terminals or Transfer Facilities
855(3)
Advanced Technology Projects
858(4)
Operations and Environmental Impacts
862(7)
Paul W. Shuldiner
Kenneth B. Black
Fundamental Equations
862(1)
Flow, Speed, and Density Relationships
863(1)
Traffic Measurements
864(1)
Level of Service (LOS)
864(1)
Highway Capacity
864(1)
Intersection Capacity
865(1)
Traffic Control Devices
865(1)
Stop Sign Warrants
865(2)
Traffic Signal Warrants
867(1)
Air Quality Effects
867(2)
Transportation Systems
869(12)
Paul Schonfeld
Transportation System Components
870(1)
Evaluation Measures
870(2)
Air Transportation
872(1)
Railroad Transportation
873(2)
Highway Transportation
875(1)
Water Transportation
876(1)
Public Transportation
877(4)
Safety Analysis
881(11)
Tawfik B. Khalil
Mathematical Models
881(5)
Summary
886(5)
SECTION XIII Coastal and Ocean Engineering
Introduction
891(1)
William L. Wood
Shallow Water and Deep Water Engineering
892(25)
John B. Herbich
Wave Phenomena
892(5)
Sediment Processes
897(1)
Beach Profile
898(1)
Longshore Sediment Transport
898(2)
Coastal Structures
900(4)
Navigational Channels
904(1)
Marine Foundations
905(1)
Oil Spills
905(3)
Offshore Structures
908(7)
SECTION XIV Environmental Systems and Management
Introduction
915(2)
Robert B. Jacko
Drinking Water Treatment
917(10)
Appiah Amirtharajah
S. Casey Jones
Water Quality
917(1)
Drinking Water Regulations
918(2)
Water Treatment Processes
920(7)
Air Pollution
927(14)
F. Chris Alley
C. David Cooper
Control of Particulate Matter
927(5)
Control of Gaseous Pollutants
932(9)
Wastewater Treatment and Disposal
941(10)
Howard S. Peavy
Wastewater Characteristics
942(1)
Terminology in Wastewater Treatment
943(3)
Sludge
946(1)
Advanced Wastewater Treatment
947(1)
Wastewater Disposal and Reuse
948(1)
Future of Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
949(2)
Solid Wastes
951(7)
Ross E. McKinney
Regulations
951(1)
Characteristics
952(1)
Generation
953(1)
Collection
953(1)
Transfer and Transport
954(1)
Processing and Resource Recovery (Recycling)
954(2)
Final Disposal
956(2)
Hazardous Waste Management
958(23)
Harold M. Cota
David Wallenstein
Regulatory Overview
959(2)
Definition of Hazardous Waste
961(2)
Management of Hazardous Wastes
963(3)
Hazardous Waste Treatment
966(4)
Infectious Waste Management
970(3)
Radioactive Waste Management
973(2)
Mixed Wastes
975(1)
Corrective Action
976(1)
Waste Minimization
976(1)
Right-to-Know Laws
977(1)
Computer Usage in Hazardous Waste Management
978(3)
Soil Remediation
981(10)
Bang Mo Kim
Andrew P. Shapiro
Regulations
981(1)
Treatment Technologies
982(1)
Landfilling and Containment
982(2)
Soil Vapor Extraction
984(1)
Thermal Treatments
984(2)
Stabilization
986(1)
Bioremediation
986(1)
Soil Washing
986(1)
Emerging Technologies
987(2)
SECTION XV Water Resources Engineering
Introduction
989(2)
Jacques W. Delleur
Hydraulics
991(12)
Barbara Hauser
Flow Characteristics
991(1)
Equation of Continuity
991(1)
Pressure Characteristics
992(1)
Effects of Pressure---Dynamic Systems
993(1)
Pressure Loss
994(3)
Open Channel Flow
997(2)
Flow Measurement
999(1)
Centrifugal Pump
1000(3)
Hydrology
1003(17)
Vijay P. Singh
Classification of Hydrology
1003(1)
Hydrologic Cycle
1004(1)
Laws of Science
1004(5)
Approaches to Hydrologic Problems
1009(1)
Tools for Hydrologic Analyses
1010(1)
Components of Hydrology Cycle---Deterministic Hydrology
1010(5)
Statistical Hydrology
1015(2)
Hydrologic Design
1017(3)
Sedimentation
1020(13)
E.V. Richardson
Fluvial Geomorphology
1020(1)
Sediment Properties
1021(1)
Beginning of Motion
1021(1)
Sediment Yield
1022(1)
Bed Forms
1022(1)
Sediment Transport
1022(2)
Reservoir Sedimentation
1024(7)
SECTION XVI Linear Systems and Models
Introduction
1031(2)
Rodger E. Ziemer
Transfer Functions and Laplace Transforms
1033(7)
C. Nelson Dorny
Transfer Functions
1033(1)
The Laplace Transformation
1034(1)
Transform Properties
1035(2)
Transformation and Solution of a System Equation
1037(3)
Block Diagrams
1040(10)
Andrew P. Sage
Elements of the Block Diagram
1040(3)
Block Diagram Reduction
1043(5)
Summary
1048(2)
Signal Flow Analysis
1050(8)
Allan D. Kraus
The Signal Flow Graph
1050(2)
Transmission Gain
1052(1)
Signal Flow Graph Algebra
1052(3)
The Mason Gain Rule
1055(3)
Linear State-Space Models
1058(12)
Boyd D. Schimel
Walter J. Grantham
State-Space Models
1058(1)
Linearization
1059(1)
Linear System Representations
1060(2)
Transforming System Representations
1062(8)
Frequency Response
1070(9)
Paul Neudorfer
Pierre Gehlen
Frequency Response Plotting
1072(3)
A Comparison of Methods
1075(4)
Convolution Integral
1079(9)
Rodger E. Ziemer
Fundamentals
1079(3)
Properties of the Convolution Operation
1082(1)
Applications of the Convolution Integral
1082(2)
Two-Dimensional Convolution
1084(1)
Time-Varying System Analysis
1085(3)
Stability Analysis
1088(8)
Raymond T. Stefani
Response Components
1088(1)
Internal (Asymptotic) and External (BIBO) Stability
1089(2)
Unstable and Marginally Stable Responses
1091(3)
Structural Integrity
1094(2)
z Transform and Digital Systems
1096(15)
Rolf Johansson
The z Transform
1096(1)
Digital Systems and Discretized Data
1097(3)
The Transfer Function
1100(1)
Digital Systems Described by Difference Equations (ARMAX Models)
1101(1)
Prediction and Reconstruction
1102(1)
The Kalman Filter
1103(6)
SECTION XVII Circuits
Introduction
1109(2)
Wai-Kai Chen
Passive Components
1111(9)
Henry Domingos
Resistors
1111(3)
Capacitors
1114(3)
Inductors
1117(3)
RL, RC, and RLC Circuits
1120(10)
Michael D. Ciletti
RL Circuits
1120(2)
RC Circuits
1122(2)
RLC Circuits
1124(6)
Node Equations and Mesh Equations
1130(7)
James A. Svoboda
Node Equations
1132(2)
Mesh Equations
1134(3)
Sinusoidal Excitation and Phasors
1137(10)
Muhammad H. Rashid
Sinusoidal Source
1137(1)
Phasor
1138(1)
Passive Circuit Elements in Phasors Domain
1139(8)
Three-Phase Circuits
1147(8)
Norman Balabanian
Relationships between Voltages and Currents
1147(3)
Line Voltages
1150(1)
Power Relationship
1151(1)
Balanced Source and Balanced Load
1151(2)
Other Types of Interconnections
1153(2)
Filters (Passive)
1155(12)
Albert J. Rosa
Fundamentals
1155(4)
Applications
1159(8)
Power Distribution
1167(9)
Robert Broadwater
Albert Sargent
Robert E. Lee
Equipment
1167(2)
System Divisions and Types
1169(1)
Electrical Analysis, Planning, and Design
1170(3)
System Control
1173(1)
Operations
1173(3)
Grounding and Shielding
1176(13)
William G. Duff
Grounding
1176(5)
Shielding
1181(6)
SECTION XVIII Electronics
Introduction
1187(2)
Thomas N. Jackson
Operational Amplifiers
1189(8)
Paul J. Hurst
The Ideal Op Amp
1189(4)
Feedback Circuit Analysis
1193(1)
Input and Output Impedances
1194(1)
Practical Limitations and Considerations
1194(3)
Active RC Filters
1197(17)
Michael A. Soderstrand
History of Active Filters
1197(1)
Active Filter Design Techniques
1198(2)
Filter Specifications and Approximations
1200(4)
Filter Design
1204(10)
Diodes and Transistors
1214(15)
Sidney Soclof
Semiconductors
1214(2)
Bipolar Junction Transistors
1216(1)
Junction Field-Effect Transistors
1217(6)
Metal-Oxide Silicon Field-Effect Transistors
1223(6)
Analog Integrated Circuits
1229(11)
Sidney Soclof
Operational Amplifiers
1230(2)
Voltage Comparators
1232(1)
Voltage Regulators
1232(1)
Power Amplifiers
1233(1)
Wide-Bandwidth (Video) Amplifiers
1234(1)
Modulators, Demodulators, and Phase Detectors
1235(1)
Voltage-Controlled Oscillators
1235(1)
Waveform Generators
1235(1)
Phase-Locked Loops
1236(1)
Digital-to-Analog and Analog-to-Digital Converters
1236(1)
Radio-Frequency Amplifiers
1237(1)
Integrated Circuit Transducers
1237(3)
Optoelectronic Devices
1240(14)
Pallab Bhattacharya
Light-Emitting Diodes
1240(3)
Lasers
1243(5)
Photodetectors
1248(5)
Conclusion
1253(1)
Power Electronics
1254(15)
Kaushik S. Rajashekara
Power Semiconductor Devices
1254(3)
Power Conversion
1257(12)
A/D and D/A Converters
1269(5)
Jerry C. Hamann
The Fundamentals of D/A Converters
1269(2)
The Fundamentals of A/D Converters
1271(3)
Superconductivity
1274(15)
Kevin A. Delin
Terry P. Orlando
Introduction
1274(1)
General Electromagnetic Properties
1275(3)
Superconducting Electronics
1278(3)
Types of Superconductors
1281(6)
SECTION XIX Digital Systems
Introduction
1287(2)
Vojin G. Oklobdzija
Logic Devices
1289(6)
Richard S. Sandige
AND Gates
1289(1)
OR Gates
1290(1)
INVERTER Circuit
1291(1)
NAND Gates
1291(1)
NOR Gates
1292(3)
Counters and State Machines (Sequencers)
1295(6)
Barry Wilkinson
Binary Counters
1295(1)
Arbitrary Code Counters
1295(1)
Counter Design
1296(2)
State Machines
1298(1)
State Diagrams
1298(1)
State Diagrams Using Transition Expressions
1299(2)
Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
1301(5)
Fredrick J. Hill
Digital Hardware Systems
1301(1)
Processors
1302(2)
Assembly Language
1304(1)
Some Real Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
1304(2)
Memory Systems
1306(10)
Richard S. Sandige
CPU, Memory, and I/O Interface Connections
1306(1)
CPU Memory Systems Overview
1307(1)
Common and Separate I/O Data Buses
1308(1)
Single-Port RAM Devices
1309(1)
Additional Types of Memory Devices
1309(3)
Design Examples
1312(4)
Computer-Aided Design and Simulation
1316(9)
Michael D. Ciletti
Design Flow
1316(1)
Schematic Entry
1317(1)
Hardware Description Languages
1317(3)
Trade-offs between HDLs and Schematic Entry
1320(2)
HDLs and Synthesis
1322(1)
Transistor-Level Design and Simulation
1322(3)
Logic Analyzers
1325(10)
Samiha Mourad
Mary Sue Haydt
Nature of Digital Signals
1325(1)
Signal Sampling
1326(1)
Timing Analysis
1326(1)
State Analysis
1327(1)
Components of a Logic Analyzer
1328(1)
Advanced Features of Logic Analyzers
1329(1)
Applications of Logic Analyzers
1329(4)
SECTION XX Communications and Signal Processing
Introduction
1333(2)
H. Vincent Poor
Transforms and Fast Algorithms
1335(15)
Alexander D. Poularikas
Fourier Transforms
1335(8)
Walsh-Hadamard Transform
1343(7)
Digital Filters
1350(9)
Bruce W. Bomar
L. Montgomery Smith
Finite Impulse Response Filter Design
1352(3)
Infinite Impulse Response Filter Design
1355(2)
Digital Filter Implementation
1357(2)
Modulation and Detection
1359(19)
H. Vincent Poor
Analog Modulation and Detection
1360(7)
Digital Modulation and Detection
1367(6)
Further Issues
1373(5)
Coding
1378(10)
Scott L. Miller
Leon W. Couch II
Block Codes
1378(2)
Convolutional Codes
1380(3)
Trellis-Coded Modulation
1383(5)
Computer Communication Networks
1388(14)
John N. Daigle
General Networking Concepts
1389(3)
Computer Communication Network Architecture
1392(4)
Local-Area Networks and Internets
1396(1)
Some Additional Recent Developments
1397(5)
Satellites and Aerospace
1402(8)
Samuel W. Fordyce
William W. Wu
Communications Satellite Services and Frequency Allocation
1402(1)
Information Transfer and Link Margins---Ground to Space (Up-Link)
1402(1)
Communication Satellite Orbits
1403(1)
Launch Vehicles
1404(1)
Spacecraft Design
1405(3)
Propagation
1408(1)
Earth Stations
1408(2)
Mobile and Cellular Radio Communications
1410(13)
Theodore S. Rappaport
Rias Muhamed
Michael Buehrer
Anil Doradla
Paging Systems
1412(1)
Cordless Telephone Systems
1412(1)
Cellular Telephone Systems
1413(1)
Personal Communications System (PCS)
1414(1)
The Cellular Concept and System Fundamentals
1414(3)
System Capacity and Performance of Cellular Systems
1417(2)
Mobile Radio Systems Around the World
1419(4)
Optical Communications
1423(11)
Joseph C. Palais
Optical Communications Systems Topologies
1424(2)
Fibers
1426(1)
Other Components
1427(1)
Signal Quality
1427(4)
SECTION XXI Computers
Introduction
1431(3)
Vojin G. Oklobdzija
Computer Organization: Architecture
1434(13)
Vojin G. Oklobdzija
Instruction Set
1436(7)
RISC Architecture
1443(4)
Operating Systems
1447(8)
Luis-Felipe Cabrera
Typical Services
1448(1)
General Flow of Control
1449(1)
Structure
1449(2)
Communication
1451(1)
Advanced Data Management Services
1452(3)
Programming Languages
1455(9)
Dennis M. Volpano
Principles of Programming Languages
1455(5)
Program Verification
1460(1)
Programming Language Paradigms
1460(4)
Input/Output Devices
1464(8)
Rich Freitas
Input/Output Subsystem
1464(3)
I/O Devices
1467(5)
Memory and Mass Storage Systems
1472(9)
Peter M. Chen
Aspects of Storage Devices
1472(1)
Types of Storage Devices
1473(3)
Storage Organization
1476(3)
SECTION XXII Measurement and Instrumentation
Introduction
1479(2)
Wolf W. von Maltzahn
Sensors and Transducers
1481(13)
Rosemary L. Smith
Physical Sensors
1484(2)
Chemical Sensors
1486(2)
Biosensors
1488(1)
Microsensors
1489(5)
Measurement Errors and Accuracy
1494(7)
Steve J. Harrison
Measurement Errors, Accuracy, and Precision
1494(3)
Estimating Measurement Uncertainty
1497(1)
Propagation of Measurement Uncertainty
1498(1)
Uncertainty Analysis in Experimental Design
1498(3)
Signal Conditioning
1501(8)
Stephen A. Dyer
Linear Operations
1501(4)
Nonlinear Operations
1505(4)
Telemetry
1509(5)
Stephen Horan
Telemetry Systems
1509(1)
Frame Telemetry
1510(2)
Packet Telemetry
1512(2)
Recording Instruments
1514(6)
William Owens
Types of Recording Instruments
1514(1)
Methods of Data Recording
1515(3)
Future Directions: Distributed Data Acquisition and Recording
1518(2)
Bioinstrumentation
1520(11)
Wolf W. von Maltzahn
Karsten Meyer-Waarden
Basic Bioinstrumentation Systems
1521(1)
Applications and Examples
1522(4)
Summary
1526(3)
SECTION XXIII Surveying
Introduction
1529(2)
Jack McCormac
Quality Control
1531(14)
Boudewijn H. W. van Gelder
Errors
1531(1)
Precision
1532(1)
Law of Propagation of Errors
1533(2)
Statistical Testing
1535(3)
Accuracy
1538(1)
Reliability
1539(1)
Actuality
1540(5)
Elevation
1545(9)
Steven D. Johnson
Measures of Elevation and Height
1545(1)
Deflection of the Vertical
1546(1)
Vertical Datums
1547(1)
Elevation Measurement
1547(4)
Systematic Errors
1551(3)
Distance Measurements
1554(7)
R. Ben Buckner
Fundamentals of Distance Measurement
1554(3)
Applications and Calculations
1557(4)
Directions
1561(5)
Bon A. Dewitt
Angles
1561(2)
Meridians
1563(1)
Direction
1563(1)
Back Bearing and Back Azimuth
1564(1)
Applications
1564(2)
Photogrammetry and Topographic Mapping
1566(7)
Jim Bethel
Basic Concepts
1566(1)
Orientation and Model Setup
1567(1)
Data Collection for Topography
1568(2)
Data Processing for Topography
1570(1)
Data Presentation
1571(2)
Surveying Computations
1573(14)
Boudewijn H.W. van Gelder
Principles of Multivariate Calculus
1573(1)
Principles of Linear Algebra
1574(2)
Model of Two Sets of Variables, Observations, and Parameters: The Mixed Model
1576(2)
Observations as a Function of Parameters Only: The Model of Observation Equations
1578(2)
All Parameters Eliminated: The Model of Condition Equations
1580(1)
An Example: Traversing
1581(2)
Dynamical Systems
1583(4)
Satellite Surveying
1587(19)
Boudewijn H. W. van Gelder
A Satellite Orbiting the Earth
1587(1)
The Orbital Ellipse
1588(2)
Relationship between Cartesian and Keplerian Orbital Elements
1590(1)
Orbit of a Satellite in a Noncentral Force Field
1590(2)
The Global Positioning System (GPS)
1592(7)
Gravity Field and Related Issues
1599(7)
Surveying Applications for Geographic Information Systems
1606(8)
James F. Thompson
GIS Fundamentals
1606(1)
Monumentation or Control Surveying
1607(3)
Topographic Surveying
1610(2)
Future GIS Surveying Applications
1612(2)
Remote Sensing
1614(11)
Ralph W. Kiefer
Thomas M. Lillesand
Electromagnetic Energy
1614(1)
Atmospheric Effects
1615(1)
Remote Sensing Systems
1616(2)
Remote Sensing from Earth Orbit
1618(1)
Digital Image Processing
1619(4)
SECTION XXIV Control Systems
Introduction
1623(2)
Francis H. Raven
Feedback
1625(10)
William L. Brogan
Characteristics of a Feedback Control System
1625(1)
Fundamentals of Feedback for Time-invariant Linear Systems
1626(5)
Illustrative Applications
1631(2)
Feedback in Nonlinear Systems
1633(1)
Summary of the Typical Steps in the Design of Feedback Systems
1633(2)
Root Locus
1635(10)
William L. Brogan
The Root Locus Concept
1635(1)
Root Locus Details
1636(2)
Generation of Root Locus Plots
1638(1)
Examples
1638(4)
Summary and Conclusions
1642(3)
Nyquist Criterion and Stability
1645(11)
Norman S. Nise
Concept and Definition of Frequency Response
1645(1)
Plotting Frequency Response
1646(1)
Stability
1647(2)
Nyquist Criterion for Stability
1649(2)
Gain Design for Stability via the Nyquist Criterion
1651(2)
Stability via Separate Magnitude and Phase Plots (Bode Plots)
1653(3)
System Compensation
1656(15)
Francis H. Raven
Coorelation between Transient and Frequency Response
1656(1)
Determining K to Yield a Desired Mp
1657(3)
Gain Margin and Phase Margin
1660(1)
Series Compensation
1661(5)
Internal Feedback
1666(2)
Compensation on the S Plane
1668(3)
Process Control
1671(9)
Thomas E. Marlin
Control Performance and Design Decisions
1671(9)
Digital Control
1680(8)
Raymond G. Jacquot
Feedback Control
1680(1)
Digital Control
1680(1)
Microcontroller Architecture
1681(1)
Linear Digital Control
1682(1)
Digital Control Stability Analysis and Design
1683(2)
Computer-Aided Design
1685(3)
Robots and Control
1688(8)
Robert G. Bonitz
T. C. Hsia
Independent Joint Control
1689(2)
Method of Computed Torque
1691(1)
Cartesian-Space Control
1692(4)
State Variable Feedback
1696(9)
Thomas L. Vincent
Linear State Space Control Systems
1696(1)
Controllability and Observability
1697(1)
Eigenvalue Placement
1697(2)
Observer Design
1699(4)
SECTION XXV Manufacturing
Introduction
1703(2)
Frank Kreith
Types of Manufacturing
1705(4)
Richard J. Schonberger
Job-Shop and Batch Production
1705(1)
Mass Production
1706(1)
Continuous Production
1706(1)
Mixtures and Gray Areas
1707(1)
Capital Investment, Automation, Advanced Technology, Skills, and Layout
1707(2)
Quality
1709(9)
Matthew P. Stephens
Joseph F. Kmec
Measurement
1709(2)
Statistical Quality Control
1711(4)
Tolerances and Capability
1715(3)
Flexible Manufacturing
1718(6)
Andrew Kusiak
Chang-Xue Feng
Flexible Machining
1719(1)
Flexible Assembly
1720(2)
The Economic Justification of Flexibility
1722(2)
Management and Scheduling
1724(8)
Edward M. Knod, Jr.
Management: Definition and Innovations
1724(2)
Scheduling
1726(6)
Design, Modeling, and Prototyping
1732(6)
William L. Chapman
A. Terry Bahill
The System Design Process
1732(3)
Rapid Prototyping
1735(1)
When to Use Modeling and Prototyping
1736(2)
Materials Processing and Manufacturing Methods
1738(11)
Subhash H. Risbud
Processing Metals and Alloys
1739(3)
Ceramics, Glasses, and Polymers
1742(4)
Joining of Materials
1746(3)
Machine Tools and Processes
1749(7)
Yung C. Shin
Economic Impact
1749(1)
Types of Machine Tools
1750(1)
Control of Machine Tools
1751(3)
Machine Tool Accuracy
1754(2)
Human Factors and Ergonomics
1756(11)
Waldemar Karwowski
Bill Jamaldin
The Concept of Human-Machine Systems
1756(6)
Ergonomics in Industry
1762(1)
The Role of Ergonomics in Prevention of Occupational Musculoskeletal Injury
1762(2)
Fitting the Work Environment to the Workers
1764(3)
Pressure and Vacuum
1767(12)
Peter Biltoft
Charles Borzileri
Dave Holten
Matt Traini
Pressure
1767(5)
The Vacuum Environment
1772(7)
Food Engineering
1779(13)
R. Paul Singh
Liquid Transport Systems
1779(4)
Heat Transfer
1783(9)
Agricultural Engineering
1792(9)
David J. Hills
Equipment Sizing Criteria
1792(4)
Equipment Selection
1796(5)
System Reliability
1801(16)
Rama Ramakumar
Catastrophic Failure Models
1801(1)
The Bathtub Curve
1802(1)
Mean Time to Failure
1803(1)
Average Failure Rate
1803(1)
A Posteriori Failure Probability
1804(1)
Units for Failure Rates
1804(1)
Application of the Binomial Distribution
1804(1)
Application of the Poisson Distribution
1805(1)
The Exponential Distribution
1805(1)
The Weibull Distribution
1805(1)
Combinatorial Aspects
1806(1)
Modeling Maintenance
1807(2)
Markov Models
1809(1)
Binary Model for a Reparable Component
1809(1)
Two Dissimilar Reparable Components
1810(1)
Two Identical Reparable Components
1811(1)
Frequency and Duration Techniques
1811(1)
Applications of Markov Process
1812(1)
Some Useful Approximations
1812(3)
SECTION XXVI Aeronautical and Aerospace
Introduction
1815(2)
Cary R. Spitzer
Aerodynamics
1817(13)
John F. Donovan
Background
1817(1)
Flow about a Body
1818(3)
Two-Dimensional Airfoils
1821(3)
Finite Wing Effects
1824(3)
Effects of Compressibility
1827(3)
Stability and Turbulence
1830(6)
Ronald A. Hess
Descriptions of Atmospheric Movement
1830(1)
Turbulence and Aircraft Dynamics
1831(3)
An Example
1834(1)
Other Applications
1835(1)
Computational Fluid Dynamics
1836(13)
Ramesh K. Agarwal
Geometry Modeling and Grid Generation
1836(1)
Flow Simulation Algorithms
1837(2)
Turbulence Modeling
1839(1)
Flow Simulation Examples
1839(7)
Future Directions and Challenges
1846(3)
Aerospace Materials
1849(7)
Reid R. June
System Requirements and Materials Selection
1849(2)
Design Considerations
1851(1)
Nonstructural Materials
1851(3)
The Future
1854(2)
Propulsion Systems
1856(16)
Jan C. Monk
Performance Characteristics
1856(2)
Liquid Rocket Engine Cycles
1858(4)
Major Components
1862(5)
System Preliminary Design Process
1867(3)
Conclusion
1870(2)
Aircraft Performance and Design
1872(10)
Francis Joseph Hale
Aircraft Forces and Subsystems
1873(4)
Level Flight
1877(1)
Climbing Flight
1878(2)
Turning Flight
1880(2)
Spacecraft and Mission Design
1882(15)
Wallace T. Fowler
Spacecraft Environments
1883(1)
Fundamental Principles
1883(1)
Spacecraft/Mission Categories
1884(3)
Spacecraft Subsystems
1887(3)
Spacecraft/Mission Design Process
1890(5)
SECTION XXVII Safety
Introduction
1895(2)
A. Keith Furr
Hazard Identification and Control
1897(11)
Mansour Rahimi
Hazard Identification
1897(1)
Physical Hazards
1898(1)
Chemical Hazards
1899(2)
Airborne Contaminants
1901(1)
Noise
1902(1)
Fire Hazards
1902(1)
An Engineering Approach to Hazard Control
1903(1)
Hazard Analysis and Quantification
1903(5)
Regulations and Standards
1908(11)
A. Keith Furr
Engineering Practices
1909(5)
Summary
1914(3)
SECTION XXVIII Engineering Economics and Management
Introduction
1917(2)
Tung Au
Present Worth Analysis
1919(7)
Walter D. Short
Calculation
1919(3)
Application
1922(1)
Other Considerations
1923(3)
Project Analysis Using Rate-of-Return Criteria
1926(7)
Robert G. Beaves
Net Present Value
1926(1)
Internal Rate of Return
1927(1)
Overall Rate of Return
1928(1)
Project Investment Base
1928(1)
Scale-Adjusted ORR
1929(1)
Project Life Differences
1929(2)
Conclusion
1931(2)
Project Selection from Alternatives
1933(6)
Chris Hendrickson
Sue McNeil
Problem Statement for Project Selection
1933(1)
Steps in Carrying Out Project Selection
1934(1)
Selection Criteria
1935(1)
Applications
1936(1)
Conclusion
1937(2)
Depreciation and Corporate Taxes
1939(8)
Tung Au
Depreciation as Tax Deduction
1939(1)
Tax Laws and Tax Planning
1940(1)
Decision Criteria for Project Selection
1940(1)
Inflation Consideration
1941(1)
After-Tax Cash Flows
1941(1)
Evaluation of After-Tax Cash Flows
1942(1)
Effects of Various Factors
1943(4)
Financing and Leasing
1947(6)
Charles Fazzi
Debt Financing
1947(2)
Equity Financing
1949(1)
Leasing
1950(3)
Risk Assessment
1953(9)
Rosalie T. Ruegg
Expected Value (EV) Analysis
1954(1)
Mean-Variance Criterion (MVC) and Coefficient of Variation (CV)
1955(1)
Risk-Adjusted Discount Rate (RADR) Technique
1956(1)
Certainty Equivalent (CE) Technique
1957(2)
Simulation Technique
1959(1)
Decision Analysis
1960(2)
Sensitivity Analysis
1962(6)
Harold E. Marshall
Sensitivity Analysis Applications
1962(3)
Advantages and Disadvantages
1965(3)
Life-Cycle Costing
1968(9)
Wolter J. Fabrycky
Benjamin S. Blanchard
The Life-Cycle Costing Situation
1968(2)
Cost Generated over the Life Cycle
1970(1)
The Cost Breakdown Structure
1971(1)
Life-Cycle Cost Analysis
1972(2)
Cost Treatment over the Life Cycle
1974(1)
Summary
1975(2)
Project Evaluation and Selection
1977(8)
Hans J. Thamhain
Quantitative Approaches to Project Evaluation and Selection
1978(2)
Qualitative Approaches to Project Evaluation and Selection
1980(2)
Recommendations for Effective Project Evaluation and Selection
1982(3)
Critical Path Method
1985(10)
John L. Richards
Planning the Project
1985(2)
Scheduling the Project
1987(2)
Controlling the Project
1989(2)
Modifying the Project Schedule
1991(2)
Project Management Using CPM
1993(2)
Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks, and Licenses
1995(10)
Paul A. Beck
Carol I. Bordas
Patents
1995(1)
Copyrights
1996(1)
Trademarks
1997(1)
Licenses
1997(6)
SECTION XXIX Materials Engineering
Introduction
2003(2)
James F. Shackelford
Properties of Solids
2005(9)
James F. Shackelford
Structure
2005(1)
Composition
2005(2)
Physical Properties
2007(1)
Mechanical Properties
2007(3)
Thermal Properties
2010(1)
Chemical Properties
2010(1)
Electrical and Optical Properties
2010(4)
Failure Analysis
2014(6)
James F. Shackelford
Types of Failures
2014(1)
Failure Analysis Methodology
2015(1)
Fracture Mechanics
2016(1)
Nondestructive Testing
2016(3)
Engineering Design for Failure Prevention
2019(1)
Liquids and Gases
2020(5)
Bruce E. Poling
Viscosity
2020(1)
Thermal Conductivity
2021(1)
Heat Capacity
2022(1)
Vapor Pressure
2023(2)
Biomaterials
2025(12)
R. Bruce Martin
History
2025(1)
Problems Associated with Implanted Devices
2026(1)
Immunology and Biocompatibility
2027(1)
Commonly Used Implant Materials
2027(1)
Metals
2028(2)
Polymers
2030(1)
Ceramics
2031(1)
Carbon Materials
2031(4)
SECTION XXX Mathematics
Introduction
2035(2)
William F. Ames
General Mathematics
2037(31)
Trigonometry
2037(4)
Series
2041(7)
Differential Calculus
2048(5)
Integral Calculus
2053(5)
Special Functions
2058(10)
Linear Algebra Matrices
2068(7)
George Cain
Basic Definitions
2068(1)
Algebra of Matrices
2069(1)
Systems of Equations
2069(2)
Vector Spaces
2071(1)
Rank and Nullity
2071(1)
Orthogonality and Length
2072(1)
Determinants
2072(1)
Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
2073(2)
Vector Algebra and Calculus
2075(5)
George Cain
Basic Definitions
2075(1)
Coordinate Systems
2076(1)
Vector Functions
2076(2)
Gradient, Curl, and Divergence
2078(1)
Integration
2078(1)
Integral Theorems
2079(1)
Complex Variables
2080(6)
George Cain
Basic Definitions and Arithmetic
2080(1)
Complex Functions
2081(1)
Analytic Functions
2082(1)
Integration
2082(1)
Series
2083(1)
Singularities
2084(1)
Conformal Mapping
2085(1)
Difference Equations
2086(3)
William F. Ames
First-Order Equations
2086(1)
Second-Order Equations
2086(1)
Linear Equations with Constant Coefficients
2087(1)
Generating Function (z Transform)
2087(2)
Differential Equations
2089(12)
William F. Ames
Ordinary Differential Equations
2089(4)
Partial Differential Equations
2093(8)
Integral Equations
2101(3)
William F. Ames
Classification and Notation
2101(1)
Relation to Differential Equations
2101(1)
Methods of Solution
2102(2)
Approximation Methods
2104(3)
William F. Ames
Perturbation
2104(2)
Iterative Methods
2106(1)
Integral Transforms
2107(5)
William F. Ames
Laplace Transform
2107(2)
Convolution Integral
2109(1)
Fourier Transform
2110(1)
Fourier Cosine Transform
2110(2)
Chaos, Fractals, and Julia Sets
2112(5)
Anca Deliu
Chaos
2112(2)
Fractals
2114(2)
Julia Sets
2116(1)
Calculus of Variations
2117(3)
William F. Ames
The Euler Equation
2117(1)
The Variation
2118(1)
Constraints
2119(1)
Probability and Statistics
2120(11)
Y.L. Tong
Elementary Probability
2120(2)
Random Sample and Sampling Distributions
2122(1)
Normal Distribution-Related Sampling Distributions
2123(1)
Confidence Intervals
2124(2)
Testing Statistical Hypotheses
2126(2)
A Numerical Example
2128(3)
Optimization
2131(3)
George Cain
Linear Programming
2131(1)
Unconstrained Nonlinear Programming
2132(1)
Constrained Nonlinear Programming
2132(2)
Numerical Methods
2134(33)
William F. Ames
Linear Algebra Equations
2135(5)
Nonlinear Equations in One Variable
2140(2)
General Methods for Nonlinear Equations in One Variable
2142(1)
Numerical Solution of Simultaneous Nonlinear Equations
2142(4)
Interpolation and Finite Differences
2146(3)
Numerical Differentiation
2149(3)
Numerical Integration
2152(1)
Numerical Solution of Ordinary Differential Equations
2153(4)
Numerical Solution of Integral Equations
2157(1)
Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations
2157(5)
Discrete and Fast Fourier Transforms
2162(1)
Software
2163(4)
Dimensional Analysis
2167(4)
William F. Ames
Units and Variables
2167(1)
Method of Dimensions
2167(4)
Computer Graphics Visualization
2171(5)
Richard S. Gallagher
The Display of Objects in 3-D
2171(1)
Scalar Display Techniques
2172(1)
Vector and Tensor Field Display
2172(1)
Continuum Volume Visualization
2173(1)
Animation over Time
2174(1)
Summary
2175(1)
Appendix: Mathematical Tables and Formulae 2176(31)
Associations and Societies 2207(22)
Indexes 2229(2)
Author Index
2231(6)
Index of Key Equations
2237(6)
Subject Index
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