Strength Of Materials for Polytechnic

Strength Of Materials for Polytechnic

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Publisher Vikas Publishing All Civil Engineering books by Vikas Publishing
ISBN 9789325975545
Author: S S Bhavikatti
Number of Pages 200
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Strength Of Materials by S S Bhavikatti
Book Summary:

Strength of Materials is an important subject in engineering in which concept of load transfer in a structure is developed and method of finding internal forces in the members of the structure is taught. This book is written strictly as per West Bengal polytechnic syllabus. The subject is developed systematically, using good number of figures and simple English. At the end of each chapter a set of problems are presented with answer so that the students can check their ability to solve problems. To enhance the ability of students to answer semester and examinations a set of descriptive type, fill in the blanks type, identifying true/ false type and multiple choice questions are also presented.

Audience of the Book :
This book Useful for civil engneering Students.
Key Features:
  • 100% coverage of new syllabus
  • Emphasis on practice of numerical for guaranteed success in exams
  • Lucidity and simplicity maintained throughout
  • Nationally acclaimed author of over 40 books
Table of Contents:

1.Introduction

2.Simple Stresses and Strains

3.Thin Cylindrical Shells

4.Shear Force and Bending Moment

5.Moment of Inertia

6.Deflection of Beams

7.Columns and Struts