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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Build a clear and practical understanding of soil behaviour, foundation design, and modern geotechnical engineering. Soil Mechanics and Foundations Handbook is a detailed engineering reference for students, lecturers, technicians, civil engineers, and practising geotechnical professionals. It explains how soils form, how they are classified and tested, how water and stress affect their behaviour, and how these principles are applied to safe foundation and earth-structure design. The book begins with soil origin, mineralogy, phase relationships, index properties, and soil classification. It then develops the main principles of effective stress, groundwater flow, seepage, compaction, consolidation, settlement, shear strength, and critical-state behaviour. Each topic is explained in simple technical language, with clear equations, full calculations, worked examples, practice problems, and answer checks. Readers will learn how to plan site investigations, interpret borehole and field-test data, create ground models, select design parameters, and prepare geotechnical reports. The chapters connect laboratory testing with real engineering decisions, helping readers understand not only how to calculate an answer, but also when an equation is suitable and what assumptions must be checked. The foundation engineering sections cover shallow foundations, bearing capacity, immediate and long-term settlement, eccentric loading, limit-state design, piles, drilled shafts, micropiles, helical foundations, pile groups, and piled rafts. Construction methods, load testing, integrity testing, downdrag, lateral loading, and foundation quality control are also explained. The handbook also provides practical coverage of: Soil classification and laboratory testingSite investigation and geotechnical reportingGroundwater, permeability, seepage, dewatering, and filtersEffective stress, consolidation, creep, and settlementShear strength, stress paths, and critical-state interpretationShallow and deep foundation designPiles, drilled shafts, micropiles, and piled raftsEarth pressures, retaining walls, and braced excavationsReinforced soil, soil nails, anchors, and support systemsSlope stability, landslides, and stabilisationEarthquake geotechnics, cyclic loading, and liquefactionExpansive, collapsible, organic, tropical, and frozen soilsGeosynthetics and ground-improvement methodsNumerical modelling, reliability, monitoring, and digital ground modelsSustainable geotechnical design and professional practiceThe worked examples show every calculation step and keep units visible throughout. Practice problems allow readers to apply the methods independently, while the appendices provide formula references, typical soil-property ranges, test-selection guidance, design checklists, selected answers, a glossary, and a subject index. This book can be used as a geotechnical engineering textbook, a foundation engineering handbook, or a civil engineering reference manual. It supports university study, design-office calculations, site work, professional development, and technical review. Soil Mechanics and Foundations Handbook gives readers the theory, testing methods, design procedures, and practical judgement needed to understand the ground and make better engineering decisions. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Handbook of Transmission Electron Microscopy is a practical and detailed guide to the principles, instruments, methods, and applications of modern TEM. It is written for students, researchers, laboratory scientists, materials engineers, and microscopy professionals who need a clear reference for study, experiment planning, data analysis, and technical reporting. The book begins with electron-specimen interactions, electron optics, microscope architecture, resolution, alignment, and calibration. It then explains specimen preparation for metals, ceramics, semiconductors, powders, thin films, interfaces, polymers, and site-specific FIB samples. Readers will learn how images and diffraction patterns are formed and how to choose suitable methods for a given materials problem. The chapters cover bright-field and dark-field imaging, diffraction contrast, phase contrast, HRTEM, STEM, HAADF imaging, SAED, CBED, nano-beam diffraction, precession electron diffraction, and 4D-STEM. The analytical electron microscopy sections provide clear guidance on: Energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, including EDS spectra, elemental mapping, peak identification, quantification, and uncertaintyElectron energy-loss spectroscopy, including EELS calibration, low-loss analysis, core-loss edges, ELNES, EFTEM, thickness measurement, and chemical-state interpretationElectron tomography and three-dimensional reconstructionCryo-TEM and low-dose imaging for beam-sensitive materialsIn situ and operando TEM for heating, cooling, electrical biasing, mechanical testing, gas-cell work, and liquid-cell studiesQuantitative image analysis, calibration, measurement uncertainty, data integrity, and reproducible workflowsEach chapter includes full explanations, equations, worked examples, technical figures, practice problems, answers, troubleshooting guidance, and links between theory and laboratory practice. This TEM textbook for materials science also supports work in nanomaterials characterization, microstructure analysis, crystallography, defect analysis, semiconductor research, metallurgy, catalysts, batteries, coatings, and advanced manufacturing materials. The final chapters bring the methods together into complete investigation workflows. They show how to select the right technique, control artefacts, check data quality, interpret results carefully, and prepare professional laboratory reports. Handbook of Transmission Electron Microscopy is suitable for university courses, postgraduate study, laboratory training, independent research, and day-to-day use as a TEM laboratory reference. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…