Description
David R.H. Jones presents a compelling examination of engineering failures through a collection of 36 meticulously detailed case studies. Each chapter delves into specific instances where engineering practices did not go as planned, revealing the intricate factors that contributed to the failures.
Through rigorous analytical methods, the author uncovers the lessons learned from these unfortunate events, making the book a vital resource for both professionals and students in engineering fields. The case studies not only highlight the importance of thorough investigation and evaluation but also encourage a deeper understanding of best practices in engineering design and safety.
By providing real-world examples, Jones fosters a practical learning environment that resonates with those involved in the engineering discipline. This book is essential for anyone seeking to grasp the complexities of engineering failures and the necessary steps to prevent them in future projects.
Through rigorous analytical methods, the author uncovers the lessons learned from these unfortunate events, making the book a vital resource for both professionals and students in engineering fields. The case studies not only highlight the importance of thorough investigation and evaluation but also encourage a deeper understanding of best practices in engineering design and safety.
By providing real-world examples, Jones fosters a practical learning environment that resonates with those involved in the engineering discipline. This book is essential for anyone seeking to grasp the complexities of engineering failures and the necessary steps to prevent them in future projects.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
444 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
juil. 1, 1998
Éditeur
Pergamon
ISBN-10
0080433383
ISBN-13
9780080433387