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Home > Forums > Aerospace Engineers > Activities > Aerospace engineering other topics Forum

Books for Free Body Diagram and BM, SF

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pcomp (Mechanical)

10 Mar 12 15:42

I am looking for a good book that expalins clearly how to draw FBD. I need to revist my fundamental and would like to understand FBD, BM and SF diagrams for most common aerospace strucutres.

Thanks

Andries (Aeronautics)

12 Mar 12 1:20

Hi pcomp,

Any good introductory book on structural analysis, including books for "civils", will describe free-body diagrams and SF and BM diagrams since they are part and parcel of structural analysis. If you are in aero engineering buy the book by Peery "Aircraft Structures", which has been re-issued by Dover Publications. This book will answer all your questions and will be an excellent reference for the future.

Andries

rb1957 (Aerospace)

13 Mar 12 13:12

Bruhn, Niu, any strength of materials

wiki

dwallace1971 (Aerospace)

13 Mar 12 15:10

Analysis for Design Engineers by Flabel

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