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Materials of Engineering Construction

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Materials of Engineering Construction
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Publisher: Berkeley
ISBN/ASIN: 1152668587
Number of pages: 766

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The purpose of this course is to present information concerning the mechanical and physical properties of the principal materials of engineering. A knowledge of these properties is necessary for the intelligent selection and use of materials for given conditions or service requirements.

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