David Paule
Well Known Member
I no longer need these books as I retired long ago and am now lightening my over-loaded shelves.
Strength of materials by Singer $5
This one is a rather good text. It's more about strength in structural elements than actual material properties.
Analysis and Design of Flight Vehicle Structures by Bruhn, $100
Bruhn is a classic. This was my mentor's copy. I'm hanging on to the later edition that I used in my own career. It's a comprehensive look, a text, at structural analysis for aerospace.
Marks Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers 8th Ed. $50
If you need a quick background in any of the engineering fields, this is the book. But it's older than modern computational engineering.
Introduction to the Theory of Aeroelasticity by Y.C. Fung $10
Expect lots of math and theory.
Aeroelasticity by Bisplinghoff, Ashley and Halfman $10
Expect lots of math and theory. This is a well-known classic in the field.
Actual shipping costs are extra. If I can find suitable packaging for media mail, then that's cheap. If I wind up using Priority Mail boxes, it's more expensive.
Dave
Strength of materials by Singer $5
This one is a rather good text. It's more about strength in structural elements than actual material properties.
Analysis and Design of Flight Vehicle Structures by Bruhn, $100
Bruhn is a classic. This was my mentor's copy. I'm hanging on to the later edition that I used in my own career. It's a comprehensive look, a text, at structural analysis for aerospace.
Marks Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers 8th Ed. $50
If you need a quick background in any of the engineering fields, this is the book. But it's older than modern computational engineering.
Introduction to the Theory of Aeroelasticity by Y.C. Fung $10
Expect lots of math and theory.
Aeroelasticity by Bisplinghoff, Ashley and Halfman $10
Expect lots of math and theory. This is a well-known classic in the field.
Actual shipping costs are extra. If I can find suitable packaging for media mail, then that's cheap. If I wind up using Priority Mail boxes, it's more expensive.
Dave