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Energy Conversion by Kenneth Weston

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Energy Conversion
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Publisher: PWS
ISBN/ASIN: 0534938612
ISBN-13: 9780534938611
Number of pages: 378

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A solid grounding in heat and power has long been a characteristic expected of mechanical engineers. This text deals with energy conversion topics that should be well understood by all mechanical engineers. It is intended for use in an introductory three-semester-hour course in energy conversion, to follow first courses in thermodynamics and fluid mechanics and, where possible, heat transfer.

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