Could u suggest some useful books

[supreabajaj]

Could u please suggest some useful books!

Can anybody please suggest sm good mechanical engineering books on the following subjects-
1. Thermodynamics
2. Streangth of Materials
3. Theory of Machines
4. Physical Metallurgy
5. Manufacturing processes
6. Machine Drawing
I need books which cover the concepts in detail nd which are good for self-study... Plzz help me out guys... I dnt have much time left for the final exams...

 

[mechprog]

Thermodynamics: Engineering Thermodynamics by Rogers and Mayhew
If I were to write praise for this book it woukd turn out to be a long article but you can get a glimpse of its features at http://www.amazon.com/dp/0582045665/?tag=pfamazon01-20---indeed a ten star book.
Actually it's about Thermal Sciences rather than it's subset thermodynamics. So if you have this one you can refer to it for many of the courses!
Others:
Solid Mechanics by I H Shames
Manufacturing processes DeGarmo

 

[supreabajaj]

Thanks a lot yr... I am really indebted to you...THANKS...

 

[nathanlee52]

Mechanics of Materials, Beer and Johnston

 

[gsdgobucks]

I've utilized several books over the years in the subject of thermodynamics and felt that the below book is one of the better ones out there by Moran and Shapiro.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0471787353/?tag=pfamazon01-20

 

[PhysicsHigh]

Hey sorry i don't want to send your question in a different directions but its been a few days lol. Are there any engineering book that are like some science books where it just kinds sparks your imagination and interest?

 

[nathanlee52]

Physics High,

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0674216458/?tag=pfamazon01-20

This book, Driving Force, the natural magic of magnets is a science book which sparks your imagination and interest, but it's definitely not chock full of formula etc.. In fact, I'll send you my copy no charge if you want to pm me your address.