Advanced Design and Technology

Eddie Norman, Joyce Riley, Syd Urry and Mike Whittaker

ISBN 10: 0582014638 / ISBN 13: 9780582014633

Edité par Longman, Great Britain, 1993

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Trade Paperback. This is the first book to cover the A and A/S level syllabuses for Design and Technology in a single colume. The chapters include: Designing and design case studies. Materials: properties, processing and selection. Structures and stress analysis. Mechanisms and energy. Themodynamics, fluid, pneumatics and hydraulics. Electricity and electronics. Signal processing and control systems. There are clear explanations at every stage and the text is well illustrated by diagrams and photographs. Worked examples show how the concepts are applied to numerical problems and the book includes 350 assignments, nearly all of them being examination questions and design briefs set by the examining boards. 735 pp.(We carry a wide selection of titles in The Arts, Theology, History, Politics, Social and Physical Sciences. academic and scholarly books and Modern First Editions ,and all types of Academic Literature.). N° de réf. du vendeur 053844

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Titre : Advanced Design and Technology

Éditeur : Longman, Great Britain

Date d'édition : 1993

Reliure : Soft cover

Etat : Very Good

Edition : 6th Impression

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Synopsis :

This book covers A and AS level syllabuses for design and technology. It should also prove useful to first year college, polytechnic and university students following degree courses in engineering and industrial design. It aims to provide a practical guide to designing and presents the scientific principles and technical information essential at this level. It covers all the elements of design, technology and engineering in one book and is suitable for students with no previous experience of the subject as well as those who have studied CDT for GCSE (assumes a knowledge of mathematics and science at GCSE level). Practical aspects of designing with worked examples such as those encountered in examinations, show how the concepts are applied to numerical problems and this, together with the 350 assignments, most of the examination questions, and design briefs set by the examining boards, give students an opportunity to gain the experience and expertise necessary for examination requirements. It is suitable for Oxford, London, Cambridge, AEB, and JMB examinations.