Favorite Engineering References 2

[triops1996]

What are your favorite engineering references for structural engineering? Particularly one's that are less widely known or where you seem to keep going back to it?

 

[271828]

Aside from the AISC Manual and various design standards:

AISC Design Guides: many of them
AISC Engineering Journal articles: many of them.
SSRC Stability Design Criteria for Metal Structures
Structural Steel: Salmon, Johnson, and Malhas
Concrete: MacGregor
Wood: Breyer
Structural Dynamics: Chopra
Stability: Timoshenko and Gere
Advanced Mechanics of Materials: Boresi and Schmidt
Structural Analysis (basic): Laursen

 

[bones206]

I find myself referencing Alexander Newman’s books quite a bit.

 

[Once20036]

Design of Welded Structures, by Blodgett

 

[dik]

I use the web for design information for most things. My books are mostly 50 years old and 'classics'. I haven't referenced them in likely 20 years or more. That includes "Design of Welded Structures" by Blodgett

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[Celt83]

check this faq page for several resources: Link