Mechanics of Engineering by Julius Weisbach
Mechanics of Engineering, Theoretical Mechanics - Table of Contents
- SECTION I. PHORONOMICS, OR THE PURELY MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF MOTION
- 1. Simple Motion
- 2. Compound Motion
- SECTION II. MECHANICS, OR THE PHYSICAL SCIENCE OF MOTION IN GENERAL
- 1. Fundamental Principles and Laws of Mechanics
- 2. Mechanics of a Material Point
- SECTION III. STATICS OF RIGID BODIES
- 1. General Principles of the Statics of Rigid Bodies
- 2. The Theory of the Centre of Gravity
- 3. Equilibrium of Bodies Rigidly Fastened and Supported
- 4. Equilibrium in Funicular Machines
- 5. The Resistance of Friction and the Rigidity of Cordage
- SECTION IV. THE APPLICATION OF STATICS TO THE ELASTICITY AND STRENGTH OF BODIES
- 1. Elasticity and Strength of Extension, Compression, and Shearing
- 2. Elasticity and Strength of Flexure or Bending
- 3. The Action of the Shearing Elasticity in the Bending and Twisting of Bodies
- 4. On the Proof Strength of Long Columns, or the Resistance to Crushing by Bending or Breaking Across
- 5. Combined Elasticity and Strength
- SECTION V. DYNAMICS OF RIGID BODIES
- 1. The Theory of the Moment of Inertia
- 2. The Centrifugal Force of Rigid Bodies
- 3. Of the Action of Gravity upon Bodies Describing Prescribed Paths
- 4. The Theory of Impact
- SECTION VI. STATICS OF FLUIDS
- 1. Of the Equilibrium and Pressure of Water in Vessels
- 2. Equilibrium of Water with Other Bodies
- 3. Of the Molecular Action of Water
- 4. Of the Equilibrium and Pressure of the Air
- SECTION VII. DYNAMICS OF FLUIDS
- 1. The General Theory of the Efflux of Water from Vessels
- 2. Of the Contraction of the Vein or Jet of Water when Issuing from an Orifice in a Thin Plate
- 3. Of the Flow of Water through Pipes
- 4. Resistance to the Motion of Water when the Conduit is Suddenly Enlarged or Contracted
- 5. Of the Efflux of Water under Variable Pressure
- 6. Of the Efflux of Air and Other Fluids from Vessels and Pipes
- 7. Of the Motion of Water in Canals and Rivers
- 8. Hydrometry, or the Theory of Measuring Water
- 9. Of the Impulse and Resistance of Fluids
- APPENDIX. THE THEORY OF OSCILLATION
What You Will Learn in Mechanics of Engineering, Theoretical Mechanics
A Manual of the Mechanics of Engineering by Julius Weisbach is a historic milestone in technical literature that established the rigorous foundation of applied mechanical science. Specially translated for civil and mechanical engineering scholars, this landmark volume serves as an exceptional resource for classical engineering mechanics analysis practice.
The monograph systematically presents vector forces, equilibrium of rigid bodies, dynamics, friction, hydraulics, strength of materials, and machine kinematics. By pairing precise geometric derivations with practical structural construction problems, Weisbach enables engineers to execute essential mechanical force balance calculations with complete mathematical accuracy and physical clarity.
Praised universally for its comprehensive scope and pedagogical clarity, this foundational work remains an indispensable manual for self-directed study and technical history. Weisbach’s authoritative framework equips engineering scholars with the exact analytical tools required for mastering applied theoretical fluid dynamics principles across classical structural designs.
Book Details & Specifications
Title:
Mechanics of Engineering by Julius Weisbach
Publisher:
D. Van Nostrand
Year:
1882
Pages:
1124
Type:
PDF
Language:
English
ISBN-10 #:
1371943079
ISBN-13 #:
978-1371943073
License:
Public Domain Work
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About the Author: Julius Ludwig Weisbach, Eckley Brinton Coxe
The author Julius Ludwig Weisbach, Eckley Brinton Coxe
(1806–1871) was a renowned German mathematician and engineer who served as a distinguished professor at the Freiberg Mining Academy. Celebrated for pioneering hydraulic science and fluid mechanics, he developed the famous Darcy–Weisbach equation for pipe flow friction loss.
Recognized as a Founding Father of modern mechanical engineering literature, Professor Weisbach authored definitive textbooks that established benchmark standards for educators seeking rigorous university level engineering study materials.
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