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Science and Mathematics for Engineering

by John Bird

6th Edition

Publisher: Routledge

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Book Details

Print ISBN9780367204754
eText ISBN9780429537295
PublisherRoutledge
Publishing Year2020
Edition6th Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages489

Science and Mathematics for Engineering, 6th Edition, is an introductory textbook designed to teach essential scientific knowledge and mathematical principles to trainee engineers. Published in 2020 by Routledge, this edition aligns with the compulsory science and mathematics units found in revised engineering course specifications.

The volume covers core areas including applied mathematics, mechanical applications, electrical applications, and engineering systems. Subjects addressed within these divisions range from basic arithmetic, algebra, and trigonometry to mechanics, thermal principles, and electric circuits.

Assuming no prior background in engineering, the textbook prepares students for examinations through practical engineering examples. To reinforce fundamental laws and principles, the text integrates more than 580 worked examples.

Table of Contents

  1. SECTION I: APPLIED MATHEMATICS

  2. Chapter 1: Basic arithmetic

  3. Chapter 2: Fractions, decimals and percentages

  4. Chapter 3: Indices, units, prefixes and engineering notation

  5. Chapter 4: Calculations and evaluation of formulae

  6. Chapter 5: Basic algebra

  7. Chapter 6: Solving simple equations

  8. Chapter 7: Transposing formulae

  9. Chapter 8: Solving simultaneous equations

  10. Chapter 9: Straight line graphs

  11. Chapter 10: Introduction to trigonometry

  12. Chapter 11: Area of common shapes

  13. Chapter 12: The circle

  14. Chapter 13: Volumes of common solids

  15. SECTION II: MECHANICAL APPLICATIONS

  16. Chapter 14: SI units and density

  17. Chapter 15: Atomic structure of matter

  18. Chapter 16: Speed and velocity

  19. Chapter 17: Acceleration

  20. Chapter 18: Force, mass and acceleration

  21. Chapter 19: Forces acting at a point

  22. Chapter 20: Work, energy and power

  23. Chapter 21: Simply supported beams

  24. Chapter 22: Linear and angular motion

  25. Chapter 23: Friction

  26. Chapter 24: Simple machines

  27. Chapter 25: The effects of forces on materials

  28. Chapter 26: Linear momentum and impulse

  29. Chapter 27: Torque

  30. Chapter 28: Pressure in fluids

  31. Chapter 29: Heat energy and transfer

  32. Chapter 30: Thermal expansion

  33. Chapter 31: Ideal gas laws

  34. Chapter 32: The measurement of temperature

  35. SECTION III: ELECTRICAL APPLICATIONS

  36. Chapter 33: An introduction to electric circuits

  37. Chapter 34: Resistance variation

  38. Chapter 35: Batteries and alternative sources of energy

  39. Chapter 36: Series and parallel networks

  40. Chapter 37: Kirchhoff’s laws

  41. Chapter 38: Magnetism and electromagnetism

  42. Chapter 39: Electromagnetic induction

  43. Chapter 40: Alternating voltages and currents

  44. Chapter 41: Capacitors and inductors

  45. Chapter 42: Electrical measuring instruments and measurements

  46. Chapter 43: Ways of generating electricity – the present and the future

  47. SECTION IV: ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

  48. Chapter 44: Introduction to engineering systems.

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