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[zenvision]

If you're still intereste in buying a car related book, try Vehicle and Engine Technology by Heinz Heisler. No equations in it or stuff like that, but is a very good book as an entry level.

[mach11]

Hi all,

Is it possible to get the ADAMS software for suspension analysis... the link i use gives me an error....

Also the tutorial links will also be useful...

Thanks in advance...

[scotty86]

This is an excellent thread, thank you very much.

[RenaultMC100]

I am 14 years old, live in Ireland and have an interest in F1. I don't want to be obnoxious but I score very well in school and I have a particular interest in Maths and Science. I was wondering if someone could help me by telling me what it takes to become an F1 engineer. It would be great if you could tell me what courses and universities would be the best, should I start getting experience with cars soon, etc. Thanks.

[Caito]

I am 14 years old, live in Ireland and have an interest in F1. I don't want to be obnoxious but I score very well in school and I have a particular interest in Maths and Science. I was wondering if someone could help me by telling me what it takes to become an F1 engineer. It would be great if you could tell me what courses and universities would be the best, should I start getting experience with cars soon, etc. Thanks.

Using the search function would get you there(to the post with the answer to your question)

[mach11]

hi all,

I am in urgent need for the following e-books (pfd format will be advisable)

1. 2 wheeler servicing - a general book
2. Automotive mechanics - William Crouse,Donald Anglin


Thanks in advance

[sleighty]

hi everyone,

Just wondering if anyone knew of a good book or online resource for thermodynamics and solid mechanics (bending stresses, torsion, moments etc)?

Basically my physics/mathematical knowledge is quite poor in these areas and im trying to get myself fully up to speed on it over the summer. A book with a good description of different sections and preferably a workbook/questions section so that I can practice what i have learnt.

Any suggestions are appreciated, just trying to sort out my weak areas

thanks

[tathan]

For mechanics I used 'Mechanics of Materials' by E J Hearn. Is quite dry but covered everything (and more) I needed, plus I got it 2nd hand off Amazon for about £3

[firavia]

Documents, E-books and research papers in Fluid mechanics (Plumbing, Hvac, Fire fighting and steam networking + thermal engineering documents all in our library for cheap prices starting from 3 pounds (GBP) :
www.firavia.com/mecheng.html
www.firavia.com/heat.html

[lewislove]

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