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Engines: The Inner Workings of Machines That Move the World (edition 2022)

by Theodore Gray (Author)

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I've just begun reading. Great discussion of the autopen. Annoying, belligerent, failure to distinguish between motor (which is about movement), and engine (which is about transformation of energy). Signs put up by bureaucrats are not the slam-dunk that he thinks they are.
  themulhern | Jul 8, 2023 |
I've just begun reading. Great discussion of the autopen. Annoying, belligerent, failure to distinguish between motor (which is about movement), and engine (which is about transformation of energy). Signs put up by bureaucrats are not the slam-dunk that he thinks they are.
  themulhern | Jul 8, 2023 |

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621.40Technology › Engineering and allied operations › Applied physics › Heat engineering

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TJ250.G69Technology › Mechanical engineering and machinery › Mechanical engineering and machinery › Machine construction (General)

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