Handbook of Marine SurveyingSheridan House, Inc., 2007 - 256 páginas This expanded and updated edition of Thomas Ask's Handbook of Marine Surveying will be welcomed by students of marine surveying, professional marine surveyors, boatyard operators and technically-minded boat owners. It covers the latest surveying technology, including an analysis of the mechanical behavior of materials, stress concentration, failure analysis, fatigue an fracture, corrosion, wood-damaging organisms, the composition and characteristics of common plastics, metals and composite materials. New sections include: hull and deck loads, non-destructive testing, combustion and pollution, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, engine installations, fuel systems, electrical systems, piping and lubrication systems, HVAC/R systems, firefighting systems, noise and vibration, and propellers. There is also a useful survey checklist that provides practical techniques and hints for conducting a survey. |
Contenido
Vessel Loads | 1 |
Material Mechanics | 7 |
Stress Concentration | 19 |
Fatigue | 22 |
Buckling | 25 |
Corrosion | 28 |
Failure Modes and Analysis | 37 |
Wood | 42 |
Nondestructive Testing | 82 |
DESIGN AND APPLICATION GUIDES 16 Hulls | 95 |
Propellers | 113 |
Fasteners | 121 |
Engine Systems | 124 |
Noise and Vibration | 134 |
HeatingVentilationAir Conditioning and Refrigeration Systems | 138 |
Firefighting | 145 |
Plastics | 47 |
Metals | 50 |
Composite Materials | 59 |
Fluid Mechanics | 66 |
Combustion and Fuels | 75 |
Hydraulics and Pneumatics | 78 |
Mechanical Systems | 150 |
Survey Techniques | 163 |
Survey Format | 171 |
Notes | 187 |
APPENDICES | 242 |
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