Technical Physics: The Nine Elements of Classical Physics

Technical Physics(The Nine Elements of Classical Physics)Table of ContentsChapter 1Length and FrequencyChapter 2Area and SpeedChapter 3Volume, Acceleration, Mass, and ChargeChapter 4FlowChapter 5MomentumChapter 6Force and WeightChapter 7Energy and WorkChapter 8PowerChapter 9Resistance Chapter 10 Examples In The Mechanical WorldChapter 11 Examples In The Rigging WorldChapter 12 Examples In The Electrical WorldChapter 13 Examples In The Fluid Power WorldChapter 14 ExercisesAppendix -a- Dictionary of TermsAppendix -b- Selected answersAbstractThis book was written for the advanced industrial troubleshooter or the beginning college or university student in order to better grasp the underlying concepts and threads in the physical world around us. The information in this book came from my notes from a series of seminars that I ran for a group of newly hired engineers and technical people in the mid 1990’s. I have attempted to give the student a brief, but focused insight into the general realm of Physics and how it relates to their work a day world.ABOUT THE AUTHORJay Hooper has taught for over 25 years in the North Carolina community college system and has worked in industry for 15 years. He has served as a consultant on various projects for over 30 years. He is currently involved with several endeavors with business and industry from his home base in Salisbury, NC through Freeu.

Jay Hooper has taught for over 25 years in the North Carolina community college system and has worked in industry for 15 years. He has served as a consultant on various projects for over 30 years. He is currently involved with several endeavors with business and industry from his home base in Salisbury, NC through Freeu.