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Book info:
Author: International Correspondence Schools
Title: The elements of railroad engineering (Volume 4)
Publisher: Scranton, Pa. : The Colliery engineer co.
Subject (keywords, tags): Railroad engineering
Description:v. I. Arithmetic. Algebra. Logarithms. Geometry and trigonometry. Elementary mechanics. Hydromechanics. Pneumatics. Strength of materials.--v. 2. Surveying. Land surveying. Mapping. Railroad location. Railroad construction. Track work. Railroad structures.--v. 3. Mechanical drawing.--v. 4. Tables and formulas.--v. 5. Answers to questions
Contributor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Format: txt
Size: 106 kb
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