The Principles of Structural Mechanics: Treated Without the Use of Higher Mathematics (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from The Principles of Structural Mechanics: Treated Without the Use of Higher Mathematics

Danger of Superficial Knowledge - Standard Rules and Formula? Only Applicable to Simple Problems - Danger of Over Confidence in Formulae and of Undue Contempt for Theory - Advantage of Thorough Knowledge Advantage of Experimental Investigation - Effect of Sound Structural Knowledge upon Design - Natural Forces Unchanged with Changes in Construction Incomplete Knowledge no Excuse after an Accident.

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