Knowledge in Intersection of solids
Engineering drawing-intersection of solids, isometric projections
These PPT s contains the information about intersection of solids, isometric views and projections which are prepared our senior faculty.All the PPTs are in a language which can be easily understood by students.And also they contain all the different types of problems which are asked in this topics.
Supraja Adusumalli
Engineering Drawing-Projection of solid
In this PDF there is concepts and practice problems related to Engineering Drawing regarding projection of solids.You will be able to practice and solve problems easily
Kilari Harshitha Naidu
Engineering Drawing- Solids
In this PDF there is concepts and practice problems related to Engineering Drawing regarding solids.You will be able to practice and solve problems easily
Engineering Drawing-development of surfaces of solids
In this PDF there is concepts and practice problems related to Engineering Drawing regarding development of surfaces of solids.You will be able to practice and solve problems easily
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS END SEMESTER 2019 QUESTION PAPER {DBATU}
This pdf contains the question paper of ENGINEERING DRAWING END SEMESTER 2019. Also the pdf covers all the syllabus questions. The question paper provided in the pdf is of well defined with proper marking schemes. This paper is of DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR TECHNOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT by MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
Yash Ajabe
ENGINEERING DRAWING N.D.BHATT TEXTBOOK
This pdf is TEXTBOOK or REFERENCE BOOK for ENGINEERING DRAWING /GRAPHICS. This book is of author N.D.BHATT. This book is mainly preferred at DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY by MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
QUES. AND ANS OF DRYING OF WET SOLIDS
THERE ARE FEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WHICH CLEARS YOUR DOUBT.
Subham Bera
defect in crystals
It is a truism that the more we learn about anything the more complex that subject becomes. This is especially true of our understanding of the exact arrangement of atoms or ions which make up solid materials.The rapid development and improvement of the techniques by which defects solids are detected and characterized, and which form the subject matter of this book, have necessitated constant revision of our concepts of perfect and defective solids. It is, for example, no longer adequate to confine our attention to isolated point defects without also considering their aggregation to form more complex defect centres and eventually even separate phases, their relationship with non-stoichiometry and their interactions with each other and with the linear and planar defects with which they co-exist. Similarly, the precise structural information now available for many materials reveals that non-stoichiometric phases may exist as modulated structures in which the composition may vary in a continuous fashion to yield commensurate, semi-commensurate and incommensur-ate structures. The presence of shear planes also changes the composit-ion of non-stoichiometric phases.
Abel C.P