- Bridges the gap between the mathematical and conceptual understanding of treatment systems
Archive for the ‘Engineering’
Strain Measurements and Stress Analysis
The authors realized that there are currently no books in the marketplace that include sufficient solved examples, along with the ability to cover theories of experimental technique, in such a way as to promote self-teaching by the reader. The authors’ objective is to allow the reader to review the materials before stepping into a laboratory situation. Chapters are written in a very concise, easily understandable manner and features the inclusion of ample solved equations, designed to test the understanding of featured topics. Chapter topics include: Stress, Strain, and Stress-Strain Relationships; Metal-Foil Resistance Strain Gages; Strain Gage Circuitry, Transducers, and Data Analysis; Photoelasticity; Photoelasticity-Coating Method; Geometric Moiré Techniques in Strain Analysis; Holographic Interferometry; and Computer Data Acquisition and Control Systems. For self-study in Experimental Stress Analysis.
Systematic Methods of Chemical Process Design
Systematic Methods of Chemical Process Design is a textbook for undergraduate and graduate design courses. The book presents a step-by-step approach for learning the techniques for synthesizing and analyzing process flowsheets.
Structural Engineering Compendium I
A compendium made up of a selection of the best and most representative papers from a group of Elsevier’s structural engineering journals. Covers the area of structural engineering.
Regulatory Requirements for Hazardous Materials
Written for engineers, as well as business managers and the legal profession this book fully discusses the technical and legal issues surrounding the use, handling, and disposal of all types of hazardous materials regulated by federal statutes such as NEPA, OSHA, RCRA, CERCLA, SARA, and FIFRA. This comprehensive review details the enforceability, corporate liability, and legal defenses that are currently available with regard to the various statutory and regulatory requirements for hazardous materials. By emphasizing the legal issues, this book also enables its users to cope with the complex maze of federal statutes and regulations, adapt easily to future regulatory changes, and avoid penalties for non-compliance.
