Okładka książki - Statics and Strengths of Materials

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Statics and Strengths of Materials
H. Morrow

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For courses in Statics and Strength of Materials. Known for its wide range of topics and problems, Statics & Strength of Materials, Sixth Edition discusses statics and strength of materials using a clear, straightforward style. Offering a flexible approach, it does not require calculus, but includes calculus sections that can be covered at the instructorss discretion. Nearly 1,000 problems and 200 worked examples are provided to address a variety of student and course levels; Application Sidebars show the direct connection between theory and practice. Appropriate for 2-year and 4 -year students, this new edition includes more information on engineered wood products, procedures for material testing, and updated tables, examples and problems. Hallmark Features Wide range of materialscovered at various levels.Includes very basic material to more advanced concepts and methods.Gives instructors flexibility to select material most appropriate for their course.Almost 1,000 student problemssare provided throughout the text.Includes various levels of difficulty and more problems than competing texts. Introduces both the international system of units (SI) and the US customary system of units and applies them equally in the problems and examples. More than 200 worked examplessare provided throughout the text.Use cases that are relevant and realistic and illustrate the principles involved.Provides a model for solving similar problems. Application Sidebarssare integrated throughout the text.Integrates theory and practice and increases student interest.Breaks up the text and includes photos and line art. Does not require the use of calculussmaking the text well suited for a variety of technical disciplines at both 2-yr and 4-yr institutions.Covers statics and strength of materials at an elementary level, where calculus is not required.Marks calculus sections with an asterisk (i.e., sections that relate to centroids and moments of inertia of plane areas, and deflection of beams by integration) so material is easy to identify and include at the instructorss discretion.