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AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

Bramwell’s Helicopter Dynamics, 2nd Ed.A.R.S. Bramwell, George Done and David Balmford

Contents: 1. Basic Mechanics of rotor systems and helicopter flight 2. Rotor aerodynamics in axial flight 3. Rotor aerodynamics anddynamics in forward flight 4. Trim and performance in axial and forward flight 5. Flight dynamics and control 6. Rotor aerodynamicsin forward flight 7. Structural dynamics of elastic blades 8. Rotor induced vibration 9. Aero elastic and aero mechanical behaviour

Rpt. 2013 373 pp 9789382291305 BSPELS PB * Rs. 1150.00

Recent Advances in Design, Development &Operation of Micro Air Vehicles

G.K. Viswanadh and M.V.S.S. GiridharContents: 1. Sensors and Avionics 2. Guidance, Navigation and Control 3. MAV Applications 4. Modelling and Stimulations andFuselage and Propulsion Systems 5. Systems Engineering and Legal Aspects of MAV Flying

2013 610 pp 978-81-7800-281-1 BSPBSP HB Rs. 1795.00

Aviation MeteorologyNavale Pandharinath

Contents: 1. The Sun 2. The Motion of the Earth 3. The Atmosphere 4. Atmospheric Pressure 5. Altimetry 6. Density and DensityAltitude 7. Water in the Atmosphere 8. Temperatures, Laps Rates and Stability of Atmosphere 9. Atmospheric Aerosols and Turbulence10. Cloud Classification 11. Meteors, Cloud Formation and Dissipation 12. Precipitation Processes 13. Thunderstorms 14. AviationHazards Associated with Thunderstorms 15. Radar and its Application in Weather Detection 16. Hailstorms 17. Tornadoes, Waterspouts,Dust Devils 18. Ice Accretion on Aircraft 19. Visibility and Fog 20. The Surface Wind 21. Divergence, Vortical Motion and Vorticity22. Wind Shear, Clear Air-Turbulence and Jet Streams 23. Air Masses and Fronts 24. Tropical Meteorology 25. Tropical Cyclone26. Monsoons 27. The General Circulation of the Atmosphere 28. Climatolgy 29. Climate of India 30. Western Disturbances and Summer

Thunderstorm over India 31. General Aviation Services 32. Meteorological Services for International Air Navigation 33. World Area Forecast System(WAFS) 34. Meteorological Observations 35. Satellite Meteorology 36. Climatology for Aviators 37. Aviation Weather Reports and Codes 38. AviationWeather Forecasts and Codes 39. SIGMET and AIRMET Information and Aerodrome Warnings 40. Meteorology for Helicopter Operations

2012 943 pp 978-93-81075-80-7 BSPBSP PB Rs. 895.00

Aircraft StructuresG Lakshmi Narasaiah

Contents: 1. Introduction Part - I Basics of Structural Analysis 2. Mechanical Properties of Materials 3. Properties of Sections4. Mechanics of Rigid Bodies 5. Energy Principles 6. Analysis of Trusses 7. Analysis of Continuum Structures Part II - Design andAnalysis of Aeroplane Structures 8. Design Aspects of Aeroplane Structure 9. Basics of Aerodynamics 10. Loads on AeroplaneStructure 11. Analysis of Determinate and Indeterminate Beams 12. Analysis of Shafts 13. Buckling of Columns 14. Bending andBuckling of Thin Plates 15. Shear Flow, Shear Center and Shear Lag 16. Analysis of Aeroplane Fuselage and Wing 17. FatigueAnalysis Part - III Other Relevant Topics 18. Materials of Aeroplane Construction 19. Finite Element Method 20. Aeroelasticity

2010 401 pp 978-81-7800-250-7 BSPBSP PB Rs. 350.00

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Rocket Propulsion Elements, 7th Ed.George P. Sutton and Oscar Biblarz

Contents: 1. Classification 2. Definitions and Fundamentals 3. Nozzle Theory and Thermodynamic Performance relations 4. FlightPerformance 5. Chemical Rocket Propellant Analysis 6. Liquid Propellant Rocket Engine fundamentals 7. Liquid Propellants 8. ThrustChambers 9. Combustion of Liquid Propellants 10. Turbopumps, Engine Design Engine control, calibration, Integration, and Optimization11. Solid Propellant Rocket Fundamentals 12. Solid Propellants 13. Combustion of Solid Propellants 14. Solid Rocket Components andMotor Design 15. Hybrid Propellant Rockets 16. Thrust Vector Control 17. Selection of Rocket Propulsion Systems 18. Rocket ExhaustPlumes 19. Electric Propulsion 20. Rocket Testing

2010 751 pp 978-81-2652-577-5 BSPJ/W PB * Rs. 1495.00


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COMPOSITE MATERIALS

CompositeMaterials,2nd Ed.

Krishnan K. Chawla

Rpt. 2006 483 PP978-818128-490-7 BSPSPRPB * Rs. 925.00

Mechanics of Composite Materials,2nd Ed.

Robert M. JonesContents: 1. Introduction to Composite Materials 2. MacromechanicalBehavior of a Lamina 3. Micro-mechanical Behavior of a Lamina4. Macromechanical Behavior of a Laminate 5. Bending, Buckling andVibration of Laminated Plates 6. Other Analysis and Behavior Topics7. Introduction to Design of Composite Structures

Rpt. 2010 519 pp 978-15-6032-712-7 BSPT&F PB * Rs. 795.00

ROBOTICS

Robot Analysis and ControlHaruhiko Asada, Jean-Jacques E. Slotine

Contents: 1. Introduction, 2. Kinematics I: Geometry, 3. Kinematics II: Differential Motion, 4. Statics 5. Dynamics, 6. TrajectoryControl, 7. Complaint Motion Control

Rpt. 2013 266 pp 9788126541133 BSPJ/W PB Rs. 750.00

NEWRobotics and Automation HandbookThomas R. Kurfess

Contents: 1. The History of Robotics, 2. Rigid-Body Kinematics, 3. Inverse Kinematics, 4. Newton-Euler Dynamics ofRobots, 5. Lagrangian Dynamics,6. Kane’s Method in Robotics, 7. The Dynamics of Systems of Interacting Rigid Bodies, 8. D-HConvention, 9. Trajectory Planning for Flexible Robots, 10. Error Budgeting, 11. Design of Robotic End Effectors, 12. Sensors, 13. Precision Positioning of Rotary and Linear Systems, 14.Modeling and Identification for Robot Motion Control, 15. MotionControl by Linear Feedback Methods, 16. Force/Impedance Control for Robotic Manipulators, 17. Robust and Adaptive Motion Controlof Manipulators,18. Sliding Mode Control of Robotic Manipulators, 19. Impedance and Interaction Control, 20. Coordinated MotionControl of Multiple Manipulators, 21. Robot Simulation, 22. A Survey of Geometric Vision, 23.Haptic Interface to VirtualEnvironments, 24. Flexible Robot Arms, 25.Robotics in Medical Applications, 26. Manufacturing Automation

Rpt. 2013 9780849318047 BSPCRC HB Rs. 3500.00

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DRAWING / MECHANICAL

Curves and Surfaces for CAGD: A Practical Guide, 5th Ed.Gerald Farin

Contents: 1. P. Bezier: How a Simple System was born, 2. Introductory Material, 3.Linear Interpolation, 4. The de CasteljauAlgorithm, 5. The Bernstein Form of a Bezier Curve, 6. Bezier Curve Topics, 7. Polynomial curve constructions, 8. B-SplineCurves, 9. Constructing Spline Curves, 10.W.Boehm: Differential Geometry I, 11. Geometric Continuity, 12. Conic Sections, 13. RationalBezier and B-Spline Curves, 14. Tensor Product Patches, 15. Constructing Polynomial Patches, 16. Composite Surfaces, 17.BezierTriangles, 18. Practical Aspects of Bezier Triangles, 19. W.Boehm: Differential Geometry II, 20. Geometric Continuity forsurfaces, 21.Surfaces with Arbitrary Topology, 22. Coons Patches, 23. Shape, 24.Evaluation of some methods

Rpt. 2013 499 pp 9789351070382 HB BSPELS Rs. 3995.00

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Textbook of Engineering Drawing,4th Ed. (as per BIS:SP46:2003) with AutoCAD

K. Venkata Reddy

2009 483 pp 978-81-7800-208-8 BSPBSP PB Rs. 250.00

Geometric Modeling, 3rd Ed.Michael E. Mortenson

Contents: 1. Introduction, 2. Curves, 3. Hermite curves, 4. Bezier Curves, 5. B-Spline Curves, 6. Surfaces, 7. Bicubic Hermitesurfaces, 8. Bezier Surfaces, 9. B-Spline Surfaces, 10. Solids, 11. Complex Model Construction, 12. Geometric Properties

Rpt. 2013 505 pp 9781259064937 PB BSPMIG Rs. 1095.00

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THERMAL ENGINEERING

Thermodynamics for Engineers, 2nd Ed.Kaufui Vincent Wong

Contents: 1. Concepts, Definitions, and the Laws of Thermodynamics 2. Properties of Pure Substances 3. Mass Conservation andthe First Law of Thermodynamics 4. Second Law of Thermodynamics and Entropy 5. Energy (Availability) Analysis 6. Vapor PowerSystems 7.Thermodynamic Property Relations 8. Principles of Energy (Heat) Transfer.

Rpt. 2013 450 pp 9781439845592 BSPT&F PB Rs. 895.00

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Handbook of Heating, Ventilation, and Air ConditioningJan F. Kreider

Contents: 1. Introduction to the Buildings Sector Fundamentals 2. Economic Aspects of Buildings 3. HVAC Equipment and Systems4. Controls 5. HVAC Design Calculations 6. Operation and Maintenance

Rpt. 2013 9780849395840 680 pp HB BSPT&F Rs. 4200.00

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Geotechnical Engineering Investigation Handbook, 2nd Ed.Roy E. Hunt

Contents: 1. Investigation Methods and Procedures Exploration 2. Measurement of Properties 3. Field Instrumentation4. Characteristics of Geologic Materials and Formations Rock and Soil: Identification and Classification 5. Rock-Mass Characteristics6. Soil Formations: Geologic Classes and Characteristics 7. Water: Surface and Subsurface 8. The Geologic Hazards Landslidesand Other Slope Failures 9. Ground Subsidence, Collapse, and Heave 10. Earthquakes

Rpt. 2013 9780849321825 1088 pp HB BSPT&F Rs. 5000.00

SOIL MECHANICS

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The Foundation Engineering Handbook, 2nd Ed.Manjriker Gunaratne

Contents: 1. Review of Soil Mechanics Concepts and Analytical Techniques used in Foundation Engineering 2. In Situ Soil Testing3. Spread Footings: Analysis and Design 4. Geotechnical Design of Combined Spread Footings 5. Structural Design of Foundations6. Design of Driven Piles and Pile Groups 7. Design of Drilled Shafts 8. Design of Laterally Loaded Piles 9. Construction Monitoring andTesting Methods of Driven Piles 10. Retaining Walls: Analysis and Design 11. Stability Analysis and Design of Slopes 12. Methods ofSoft Ground Improvement 13. Impact of Groundwater on the Design of Earthen Structures

Rpt. 2013 9780849311598 727 pp HB BSPT&F Rs. 3500.00

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Handbook of Induction HeatingValery Rudnev, Don Loveless, Raymond L. Cook and Micah Black

Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Industrial Applications of Induction Heating 3. Theoretical Background 4. Temperature Measurement5. Heat Treatment by Induction 6. Special Application of Induction Heating 7. Induction Mass Heating 8. Power Supplies for ModernInduction Heating

Rpt. 2013 796 pp 9780824708481 HB BSPCRC Rs. 4200.00

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The Industrial Information Technology HandbookRichard Zurawski

Contents: Part-I: Fundamentals of Information Technology, Section-1: Computer Software and Web Technologies, Section-2:TheInternet and IP Networks, Part-II: Industrial Information Technology, Section-3: Industrial Communication Systems, Section-4: TheInternet, Web, and IT Technologies in Industrial Automation and Design,Section-5: Intelligent Sensors and Sensor Networks, Section-6: Real-Time Embedded Systems, Section-7:Integration Technologies


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The CRC Handbook of Thermal EngineeringFrank Kreith

Contents: 1. Engineering Thermodynamics 2. Fluid Mechanics 3. Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer 4. Applications5. Numerical Analysis and Computational Tools

Rpt. 2013 9780849395819 1200 pp HB BSPCRC Rs. 6000.00

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Science & Technology of Photovoltaics, 2nd Ed.Jayarama Reddy P.

Contents : 1. Fundamentals of Solar Cells 2. Solar Cell Technologies 3. Solar Modules & Arrays 4. Solar Photovoltaic Systems5. Storage Batteries 6. Power Conditioning Equipment 7. Design, Installation and Operation of a Solar PV System 8. Building IntegratedPhotovoltaics 9. Energy Analysis and Environmental Issues 10. Market for Photovoltaics

2012 334 pp 9789381075913 BSPBSP PB Rs. 695.00

EnergyResources:Conventional &Non-Conventional,2nd Ed.M.V.R. Koteswara Rao

ENERGY SOURCES

EnergyManagementW. R. Murphy andG. Mckay

RenewableEnergyResources,2nd Ed.John Twidell andTony Weir

Energy Resources, Utilization and TechnologiesAnjaneyulu Yerramilli and Francis Tuluri

Contents: 1. Introduction – Energy Fundamental Concepts, Sources and Utilization 2. Solar Energy 3. Biomass Energy 4. WindEnergy 5. Ocean Energy 6. Geothermal Energy 7. Hydrogen Energy 8. Fuel Cells 9. Nuclear Energy 10. Application of Nanotechnologiesfor Clean Energy

2012 549 pp 9789381075890 BSPBSP PB Rs. 695.00

Rpt. 2007 374 pp 978-81-312073-83BSPELS PB * Rs. 695.00

2006 232 pp 978-81-7800-124-1BSPBSP HB Rs. 495.00

2006 601 pp 978-0-419-25330-3BSPT&F PB * Rs. 1195.00

Alternative Energy SourcesEfstathios E. (stathis) Michaelides

Contents: 1. Energy Demand and Supply, 2. Environmental and Ecological Effects of Energy Production and Consumption,3. Fundamentals of Energy Conversion, 4. Introduction to Nuclear Energy, 5. Nuclear Power Plants, 6. Fusion Energy, 7. Solar Energy,8. Wind Power, 9. Geothermal Energy 10. Biomass, 11. Power from the Water, 12. Energy Storage, 13. Energy Conservation andEfficiency, 14. Economics of Energy Projects,

Rpt. 2013 459 pp 9783642209505 BSPSPR HB Euro 69.95

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Energy Management and Conservation HandbookD. Yogi Goswami and Frank Kreith

Contents: 1. Energy Efficiency and Conservation 2. Energy Supply, Demand, and Price Projections through 2025, 3. EconomicMethods 4. Energy Audits for Buildings 5. Electrical Energy Management in Buildings 6. HVAC System Design and Control 7. EnergyEfficient Lighting Technologies 8. Major Appliances and Space Conditioning Equipment 9. Heat Pumps 10. Energy Management inIndustry 11. Electric Motor Systems Efficiency 12. Energy Storage 13. Demand Side Management

Rpt. 2013 9781420044294 440 pp BSPCRC HB Rs. 2500.00

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Fuel Cell Technology HandbookGregor Hoogers

Contents: Part 1: Technology 1. Introduction 2. History 3. Thermodynamics and Electrochemical Kinetics 4. Fuel Cell Componentsand their Impact on Performance 5. The Fueling Problem: Fuel Cell Systems 6. Catalysts for the Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell7. Prospects of the Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Part Ii: Applications 8. Stationary Power Generation 9. Portable Systems10. Automotive Applications 11. Competing Technologies for Transportation 12. Fuel Cell Fuel Cycles 13. Outlook - The Next Five Years

Rpt.2013 9780849308772 360 pp HB BSPCRC Rs. 2500.00

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FEM / COMPUTATIONAL METHODS

Handbook of Grid GenerationJoe F. Thompson, Bharat K. Soni, Nigel P. Weatherill

Contents: Part-I: Block-Structured Grids, Part-II: Unstructured Grids, Part-III: Surface Definition, Part-IV: Adaptation and Quality

Rpt.2014 9780849326875 1136 pp BSPT&F HB Rs. 6000.00

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FEM / COMPUTATIONAL METHODS

Finite Element Analysis:for Students & Practicingengineers

G. Lakshmi Narasaiah

2008 340 pp 978-81-7800-139-5BSPBSP PB Rs. 275.00

Applied Finite Element Analysis, 2nd Ed.Larry J. Segerlind

Contents: 1. Introduction 2. One-dimenstional Linear Element 3. A Finite Element Example 4. Element Matrices: Galerkin Formulation5. Two-Dimensional Elements 6. Coordinate Systems Part II Field Problems 7. Two-dimensional Field Equation 8. Torsion of NoncircularSections 9. Derovatove Boundary Conditions: Point Sources and Sinks 10. Irrotational Flow 11. Heat Transfer by Conduction andConvection 12. Acoustical Vibrations 13. Axisymmetric Field Problems 14. Time-Dependant Field Problems: Theoretical Considerations15. Time-Dependant Field Problems: Practical Considerations 16. Computer Program for Two-Dimensional Field ProblemsPart III - Structural and Solid Mechanics 17. The Axial Force Member 18. Element Matrices: Potential Energy Formulations 19. TheTruss Element 20. A Beam Element 21. A Plane Frame Element 22. Theory of Esasticity 23. Two-Dimensional Elasticity 24. AxisymmetricElasticity 25. Computer Programs for Structural and Solid Mechanics Part IV - Linear and Quadratic Elements 26. Element Shape

Functions 27. Element Matrices 28. Isoparametric Computer Programs

Rpt. 2011 427 pp 978-81-265-2880-6 BAPJW PB * Rs. 995.00

Basic Fluid Mechanics andHydraulic MachinesZoeb Husain et. al.

2008 210 pp 978-81-7800-147-0BSPBSP PB Rs. 200.00

Hydraulic Machines: Fundamentals of Hydraulic Power SystemsP. Kumar

Contents: 1. Basic Fluid Mechanics, 2. Hydraulic Transmission of Power, 3. Fluids For Hydraulic Systems, 4. Hydraulic Pumps,5. Rotodynamic Pump, 6. Hydraulic Accumulator, 7. Hydraulic Motors, 8. Rotodyne Transmission, 9. Turbines

2012 9788178002699 361 pp BSPBSP PB Rs. 350.00

FLUID MECHANICS

FLUID MECHANICS

The Handbook of Fluid DynamicsRichard W. Johnson

Contents: Part 1: Basics, Part 2: Classical Fluid Dynamics, Part 3: High Reynolds Number Asymptotic Theories, Part 4: NumericalSolution of the Equations of Fluid Dynamics, Part 5: Experimental Methods in Fluid Mechanics, Part 6: Applications

Rpt. 2014 9780849325090 1952 pp BSPCRC HB Rs. 7000.00

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Proceedings of International Conference onComputational Methods in Engineering and Sciences

Editors: Dr. P. Ravinder Reddy, Dr. M.V.S. Murali Krishna and Er. N. V. SrinivasuluContents: Invited Papers - Computational Fluid Dynamics - Composite Materials - Engineering Design - Industrial Engineering - FiniteElement Method - Manufacturing - Nano-Science and Technology - Artificial and Neural Networks - Thermal Engineering - VibrationEngineering - Heat Exchangers - Solar Engineering - Modeling and Simulation - Alternate Fuels - Robotic Engineering - Materials -Tribology - Metal Forming - General Engineering

2009 894 pp 978-81-7800-189-0 BSPBSP HB Rs. 2495.00

Multiphase Flow HandbookCrowe

Contents: 1. Basic Concepts and Definitions, 2. Gas-Liquid Transport in Ducts, 3. Boiling and Condensation, 4. Fluid-Solid Transportin Ducts, 5. Fluidized Beds, 6. Aerosol Flows, 7. Particle Separation Systems, 8. Spray Systems, 9. Dry Powder Flows, 10. PorousMedia Flows, 11. Microscale and Microgravity Flows, 12. Multiphase Interactions, 13. Modeling, 14. Advanced Experimental Techniques

Rpt. 2013 1156 pp 9780849312809 BSPCRC HB Rs.5000.00

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INDUSTRIALENGINEERING

Designing Green Cement PlantsS. P. Deolalkar

This book is about designing new large cement plants that would promote sustainable growth, preserve natural resources to themaximum possible extent and make least possible additions to the Greenhouse Gases that cause global warming. These are theGreen Cement Plants. Process of making cement involves ‘calcination’ of limestone- that is release of Carbon Dioxide – the principalgreenhouse gas. In ordinary portland cement, OPC, ratio of cement to clinker is 1.05. Every ton of cement produced releases 0.8 tonof CO2. By increasing the cement/clinker ratio that is by making ‘blended cements’ this emission can be reduced to 0.53 to 0.30 tonsper ton of cement depending on the type of blended cements viz. PPC, BFSC or composite cements made.Combustion of fuelneeded to make clinker also releases CO2 (quantum included in values mentioned above). Reduced sp. fuel consumption thusreduces ghg emissions. Substitution of fossil fuels by waste -alternate fuels some of which are ‘carbon neutral’ thus saves

exhaustible fossil fuels and also lowers ghg emissions. Presently a lot of heat is wasted through kiln and cooler exhaust gases even after they are usedto dry raw materials and coal. If the heat therein is recovered to generate power, a dual advantage accrues in that fossil fuel is saved and ghg emissionsare lowered. World is paying urgent attention to harnessing inexhaustible and renewable sources of energy like wind and sun. Both Solar and windpower are renewable and green house gas emissions are practically nil. New cement plants should therefore be designed to use renewable energy tothe extent possible depending on the present day status of cost and production factors. There are other ways of reducing CO2 emissions like capturingthe emitted gas and either storing it for other uses or for making new cements like Calera. New green cement plants should also examine possibilities ofdeveloping cement substitutes like Calera, Caliix, Novacem, Aether and Geopolymer cements etc. that are ‘green cements’. The concept of saving energyand saving materials by recycling are also applied to construction of cement plants by constructing green buildings, to mining operations and so on. Allthese aspects and activities add up to making ‘Green Cement’. They have been dealt with in the book. Large new cement plants should be designed toincorporate all these aspects. Cement making machinery to be selected and cement plant layouts to be developed should also contribute to this conceptof ‘green cement’. This book like its predecessor ‘Handbook for Designing Cement Plants, would be a useful tool in the hands of Cement Engineers,Cement Technologists and Cement Consultants to achieve the objective of the day viz sustainable growth through Green Cement.Distinctive Features of the book

1 Clear definition of Green Cement2 Factors contributing to generation and emission of Greenhouse Gases and steps that can be taken to reduce it3 Steps that can be taken to:

1 make blended cements 2 use alternate fuels 3 install waste heat recovery systemsImpact of these steps on reduction in green house gases and savings of natural resources

4 Prospects and feasibility of using renewable energy - wind and solar power5 look at the future - carbon capture and storage and substitute cements like Novacem, Calix Calera and Geopolymer and Aether cements for example.6 Design of new large plants of 5000 to 10000 tpd (single kiln clinkering capacity) incorporating above features of green cement plants. Development

of plant general layouts7 Essential data for quantities, storages , capacities of major machinery units for large new green cement plants in active excel spreadsheets8 Indication of Capital Costs and Costs of Production; Impact and benefits resulting from making green cements as compared to conventional OPC.

Contents: Section 1 Green Cement: 1 What is a Green Cement Plant 2 Green House Gases 3 Summary Section 2 Blended Cements 1 BlendedCements & Designing Cement Plants to make them 2 Composite Cements Section 3 Carbon Capture & Storage Systems 1 Carbon Capture & Storage(CCS) Section 4 Alternate Fuels & Raw Materials 1 General Introduction 2 Properties of Commonly Available Alternate Fuels (AFs) 3 Feasibility ofUsing Alternate Fuels in Cement Kilns 4 Possibilities of Using AFRs in Cement Plants 5 Procurement, Processing, Storage & Transport of AFs 6 Design &Engineering of Systems for firing AFs 7 New Machinery to be installed for AFs 8 Capital Costs, Payback Period and Benefits 9 Alternate Raw Materials10 Quality Control 11 Procedure to begin to use AFs on Continuous Basis 12 Problems in Using AFs 13 Recommendations & Conclusion Section 5 WasteHeat Recovery Systems 1 Green Cement and Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) Introduction 2 Waste Heat Available for Generation of Power 3 SystemsAvailable for Using Waste Heat for Co-generation of Power4 Machinery for WHR Systems 5 Potential for Generation of Power 6 Options for Locationsof WHR Systems & Flow Charts 7 Ordering WHR Systems 8 Capital Costs, Savings & Pay back Period 9 Design and Operational Aspects 10 Evaluationof Results of Installing WHR Systems Section 6 Other Aspects of Green Cement Plants 1 Introduction 2 Green Buildings 3 Water Conservation andRain Water Harvesting 4 Mining & Landscaping 5 Electrical Instruments and Appliances 6 Renewable Sources of Energy 7 Wind Power 8 Solar PowerSection 7 Features of Large Green Cement Plants 1 Overview 2 Sectional Capacities & Capacities of Major Individual Machines & Auxiliaries 3Number of Units of Major Machines to meet Sectional Capacities 4 Storages to be provided 5 Developing Layouts for a Green Cement Plant 6 Layout forDespatch of Cements Bagged and in Bulk 7 Developments in Machinery now Available of Making Cements New Machinery Section 8 Capital Costs &Costs of Production 1 Capital Costs & Costs of Production Section 9 Cement Substitutes 1 Cement Substitutes a Peep into the future Section 10Conclusion 1 Conclusion Section 11 Sources 1 Books & Periodicals 2 Brochures and Catalogues 3 Plates 4 Figures 5 Tables & Annexures

2014 978-81-7800-302-3 380 pp BSPBSP HB Rs. 3500.00

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Handbook for Designing Cement PlantsDeolalkar

Contents : Section 1 : Basics Section Section 2 : Machinery Used in Making Cement Section Section 3 : TechnoeconomicFeasibility Studies Section 4 : Civil Design and Construction Section 5 : Electricals and Instrumentation Section 6 : Layouts andDetailed Engineering Section 7 : Selecting and Ordering Machinery Section 8 : Reference Section (rs) (CD Form) Section 9 : Sources

2008 1295 pp 978-81-7800-264-4 BSPBSP HB * Rs. 10,000.00

Nomograms for Design and Operation of Cement PlantsS. P. Deolalkar

Contents: Section 1 - Basics Section 2 - Physical Properties Section 3 - Process Section 4 - Machinery

2011 249 pp 978-93-81075-00-5 BSPBSP HB Rs. 2500.00



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INDUSTRIALENGINEERING

Flexible Manufacturing Systems in Practice, 2nd Ed.Joseph Talavage and Roger G. Hannam

Contents: 1. Introduction 2. The Development of Manufacturing Systems 3. Flexible Manufacturing System-Their Development andBenefits 4. Pallets, Fixtures and Machines 5. Work-Handling and System Layouts 6. System Management and the Developing Scene7. Simulation and Analysis in the Design of FMS 8. Simulation Modeling 9. Network-of-Queue Modeling 10. Network-of-QueueAnalysis of a Deisgn Aid for FMS 11. Simulation for FMS Design 12. Perscriptive Tools of FMS Design 13. Economic Justification ofFMS 14. Artificial Intelligence in the Design of FMS

Rpt. 2013 9780824777180 358 pp BSPT&F PB Rs. 850.00

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Safety andHealthinIndustry:A Handbook

A. M. Sarma

2009 375 pp978-81-7800-183-8

BSPBSP HB* Rs. 1495.00

Engineering Maintenance: A Modern ApproachB.S. Dhillon

Contents1. Introduction 2. Maintenance Mathematics 3. Maintenance Management and Control 4. Preventive Maintenance5. Corrective Maintenance 6. Reliability Centered Maintenance 7. Inventory Control In Maintenance 8. Human Error In Maintenance9. Quality and Safety in Maintenance 10. Maintenance Costing 11. Software Maintenance 12. Reliability, 13. Maintainability

Rpt. 2013 9781587161421 224 pp BSPT&F PB Rs. 695.00

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Handbook of Scheduling:Algorithms, Models, and Performance Analysis

Joseph Y-T. LeungContents: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Classical Scheduling Problems Part 3: Other Scheduling Models Part 4: Real-Time SchedulingPart 5: Stochastic Scheduling with Earliness and Tardiness Penalties Part 6: Applications

Rpt. 2013 1224 pp 9781584883975 BSPCRC HB Rs. 4200.00

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Quality : A Critical Introduction, 3rd Ed.Beckfordg John.L.W

Contents: 1. The Quality Imperative 2. Quality: A Strategic Decision? 3. Barriersto Quality 4. The Emergence of Management Part Two: The Quality Gurus UserGuide 5. Philip B. Crosby 6. W. Edwards Deming 7. Armand V. Feigenbaum8. Kaoru Ishikawa 9. Joseph M. Juran 10. John S. Oakland 11. Taiichi Ohno12. Shigeo Shingo 13. Genichi Taguchi Part Three: Contemporary Thinking UserGuide 14. Contingency Theory 15. Organisations as Systems 16. OrganisationalCybernetics 17. Soft Systems Thinking 18. Critical Systems Thinking 19. Business

Process Re-engineering 20. Organisational Learning 21. Systemic Quality Management Part Four:Methods, Tools & Techniques User Guide 22. SB Foods: A Quality Problem? 23. First Intervention24. Second Intervention 25. Final Intervention

2011 328 pp 978-0-41599-635-8 BSPT&F PB * Rs. 595.00

The Industrial Information Technology HandbookRichard Zurawski

Contents: Part-I: Fundamentals of Information Technology, Section-1: Computer Software and Web Technologies, Section-2:TheInternet and IP Networks, Part-II: Industrial Information Technology, Section-3: Industrial Communication Systems, Section-4: TheInternet, Web, and IT Technologies in Industrial Automation and Design,Section-5: Intelligent Sensors and Sensor Networks,Section-6: Real-Time Embedded Systems, Section-7:Integration Technologies


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The Industrial Communication Technology Hand Book Richard Zurawski

Contents: Part 1: Basics of data communication and IP networks, 1. Principles of Lower-Layer Protocols for Data Communicationsin Industrial Communication Networks, 2. IP Internetworking, 3. A Perspective on Internet Routing: IP Routing Protocols and AddressingIssues, 4.Fundamentals in Quality of Service and Real-Time Transmission, 5. Survey of Network Management Frameworks, 6. InternetSecurity, Part 2 :Industrial communication technology and systems, Section I. Field Area and Control Networks, Section II. Ethernetand Wireless Network Technologies, Section III. Linking Factory Floor with the Internet and Wireless Field buses, Section IV. NetworkSecurity and Safety Technologies In Industrial Networks, Section V. Applications of Networks and Other Technologies

Rpt. 2013 9780849330773 HB BSPCRC Rs. 5000.00

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Basic Mechanical EngineeringA.R. Israni and P.K. Shah

Contents: 1. Introduction 2. Fuel and Combustion 3. Properties of Gases 4. Properties of Steam 5. Heat Engines 6. Steam Boiler7. Internal Combustion Engines 8. Speed Control 9. Pumps 10. Air Compressors 11. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 12. Couplings,Clutches and Brakes 13. Power Transmission System 14. Important Engineering Materials

2011 652 pp 978-93-81075-35-7 PB BSPBSP Rs. 325.00

Fundamentals of Mechanical EngineeringAnil Kumar and K. Sudhakar

Contents: 1. Materials 2. Measurement 3. Fluids 4. Themodynamics 5. Reciprocating Machines

2012 978-93-81075-58-6 336 pp PB BSPBSP Rs. 250.00

MEMS and NEMS:Systems, Devices,and Structures

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