Practical Stress Analysis for Design Engineers: Design & Analysis of Aerospace Vehicle Structures

By Jean-Claude Flabel

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0964701405
• ISBN13: 9780964701403
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Lake City Pub Co
• Length: 685 Pages
• Weight: 2.88 lbs.
• Dimensions: 10.0" x 1.8" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Great Guide for Design Engineers

The title says what this book is all about. It's a book with practical stress analysis for design engineers. If you're into doing practical things, this is a great guide.

excellent book and course

I am taking Flabel's course using this book and it's excellent and well worth the money. Anyone that works in aircraft stress analysis should learn these fundamental analysis techniques, they're as practical and valuable as you'll find. A little tip: we're running out of aircraft engineers who can do hand calcs- learn the classical methods in this book and others (Peery, etc) and you will be guaranteed a well paying job for life.

Practical! Absolutely

Mr. Flabel's book is filled with actual answers to aircraft engineers (metals...sorry future 7E7 folks). In general, it is a "how to" book - answering questions in a straightforward and practical way. It doesn't start with a 'blob' and formulate idealized differential equations that can't be solved in practical application. Many topics provide a working and adaquate examination of the mechanics at hand, and provide one if not several methods of solutions - including worked-out examples. I work as an engineer for an airline, designing repairs primarily, and have found a great deal of use for this book (in fact, it was recommended to me by a major A/C mfg engineer during a training course).

Well done Mr. Flabel ...

This is an excellent Practical Aerospace Stress Analysis textbook!! It is unique in the aerospace structures world and will complement very well the other two standard texts in the industry (Bruhn's Analysis and Design of Flight Vehicle Structures and Niu's Airframe Stress and Sizing). Clearly written with plenty of real life illustrative examples. This book has plenty to offer to both Stress Engineers and Structural Designers either starting out or with several years of experience. Mr. Flabel covers just about all the principal introductory topics. Highly recommended. The author claims in the preface that "the wise and prudent use of this book will provide the competent engineer with many years of practical stress analysis experience". This appears to be a fair statement.

One of the most required books for flight vehicles

The is probably the best structures book ever written. It has lot of practical information to add to the deeply explained theoritical base. The only other book that comes close to this one is the classic Bruhn's