Re: [T3] Mechanical Engineering Reference

["Shad Laws" <shad@aircooled.net>]

Hey Jim-

At one time or another, there was (is at random and rare times?) an IC
Engines class at Northwestern.  With a few questions asked, I might be able
to figure out the textbook used and see if we can get some used... much
cheaper :-)

Take care,
Shad

> On 16 Aug 2001, at 12:55, Jaranson, John (J.W.) wrote:
>
> > While it is not as simplistic as the "for Dummies" books, I can
recommend:
> >
> > Marks' Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers
> > Eugene A. Avallone & Theodore Baumeister III
> > ISBN 0-07-004127-X
> > McGraw-Hill, Inc
> >
> > It is a good general reference that covers all, and I mean ALL,
> > aspects of mechanical engineering.  From space flight to cars to
> > concrete to wood.  It is not cheap, but will look impressive on
> > the book shelf.  My copy is 2 1/4" thick!
>
> The book that was recommended to me last night was:
>
> Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals
> John B. Heywood
> McGraw-Hill
> ISBN: 007028637X
>
> Unfortunately the price is $137.50 even at amazon.com, so I know
> that a borrowed copy is as close as I'll ever get....
>
> -
> Jim Adney
> jadney@vwtype3.org
> Madison, WI 53711-3054
> USA
>
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