Engineers: what essential books are in your personal library?
For me:
Perry's Chemical Engineering Handbook
Transport Phenomena (BSL)
Coulson and Richardson Vol. 1
Fundamentals of Momentum, Heat and Mass Transfer (WWW)
I'm a chemical engineering student.
Please state your discipline.
Perry's Chemical Engineering Handbook
Transport Phenomena (BSL)
Coulson and Richardson Vol. 1
Fundamentals of Momentum, Heat and Mass Transfer (WWW)
I'm a chemical engineering student.
Please state your discipline.
Roark's Formulas for Stress and Strain.
Degree was in mechanical; I used this book during my degree and also use it at work.
Degree was in mechanical; I used this book during my degree and also use it at work.
Original post by Smack
Roark's Formulas for Stress and Strain.
Degree was in mechanical; I used this book during my degree and also use it at work.
Degree was in mechanical; I used this book during my degree and also use it at work.
Where do you work if I may ask?
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Original post by bigboateng
I work in the oil & gas industry.
Original post by Smack
I work in the oil & gas industry.
so lots of £££ then?
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Original post by beckaroo7
Chemical Engineering. I use coulson and richardson 1,2 and 6 quite a bit
Do you do the questions or just read the info?
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Original post by addylad
Right now I'm just using information from them for my third year project. They would have been useful to me much sooner if I'd done relevant questions though in first and second year. After deadlines and exams I might start making myself read them and do questions in them though, just to increase general chem eng knowledge. Couldn't hurt
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