Strength of Materials

Strength of Materials

by S. S. Rattan

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This book is intended for an undergraduate course on Strength of Materials. Each chapter is written in a simple, crisp and logical way, with gradual build-up of concepts. The language is lucid and easy to understand, yet precisely scientific. Theoretical explanations and mathematical derivations are supported with well-labeled and clear figures along with systematically solved examples to enhance the understanding of the concepts. Salient Features New chapter on Theories of Failure Enhanced coverage of Stress and Strain, and Beams More than 100 new solved examples and 65 numerical problems Summary at the end of each chapter Rich pedagogy including Over 540 illustrations 440 Solved Examples 220 Objective Type Questions 175 Review Questions v 210 Problems

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