The how and why of Mechanical Movements: Exactly how Machines Work: Engines, Turbines, Transmissions, Brakes, Clutches, Rockets, Atomic Generators, Gyroscopes, Guidance Systems |
Contents
The Basic Facts About Things Mechanical | 1 |
The LeverSimplest Machine Of | 11 |
Rotary Power And The Wheel | 27 |
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