Engineering Mechanics 2

This didactically excellently conceived introduction to the basics of statics, strength theory, kinematics and kinetics does not stop at the pure transfer of knowledge. Since the first edition, this work, which has been updated again and again and is highly appreciated by students, provides a comprehensive understanding of the interrelationships and physical processes in technical mechanics. Based on numerous problems in the field of mechanical engineering, the respective processing and solution is explained in detail. In addition to the determination of the result, the authors place special emphasis on its interpretation and interpretation. This is of particular importance for the prospective engineer, as he can develop a feeling for the effect of forces on components beyond "formulaic" statics. The reader receives the necessary practice by working on it.