New . Hardcover. "Fluid mechanics, with engineering applications" by Robert L Daugherty.Publishing by McGraw-Hill; 7th edition ,1977. Book size is 9.8 x 6.11 x 1.2 inches &amp; there are 564 pages.Binding is tight and intact. Boarders are clean, straight and edges sharp. Perfectly crisp corners.Pages are clean and unmarked, unused/unread , excellent condition overall.The bumping of the border is very modest but still should be noted. See photos for exact details.

Fluid mechanics, with engineering applications

Engineering & Transportation

Daugherty, Robert L.

Engineering

McGraw=Hill

This edition includes an examination of the relationship between a fluid system and a control volume used as a basis for equations of continuum, energy and momentum. Also new to this edition is a chapter on approaches to problem solving and an appendix on programming and computer applications

Fluid Mechanics With Engineering Applications

Franzini, Joseph B.

Finnemore, E. John

Mcgraw-Hill College

Always popular for civil engineering classes, the ninth edition of Fluid Mechanics with Engineering Applications has been enhanced to include a new treatment of the relationship between a fluid system and a control volume, which is then used as the basis for equations of continuum, energy, and momentum.

Fluid Mechanics with Engineering Applications

Science & Math

Physics

This edition includes an examination of the relationship between a fluid system and a control volume used as a basis for equations of continuum, energy and momentum. Also new to this edition is a chapter on approaches to problem solving and an appendix on programming and computer applications

Finnemore, John E.

McGraw-Hill Education (ISE Editions)

This book is a narrative history which describes how the Ohio National Guard survived and even prospered as part of the American military establishment during a period characterized by anti-military sentiments. From 1919 to 1940, while the United States' Regular Army was so starved for funds that it barely remained a serious fighting force, the Ohio National Guard, and other states' Guard organizations, was relatively well funded; the Ohio National Guard was deemed worthy of public support because it, unlike the Regular Army, was staffed by citizen soldiers and thus was never perceived as a threat to the state. This book provides a comprehensive picture of the National Guard during these years and is valuable to anyone interested in United States military history.

Weathering the Peace: The Ohio National Guard in the Interwar Years, 1919-1940

History

Americas

Univ Publ Assn

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