Hardcover Book, Applied Thermodynamics Formerly "Heat Power", Third Edition, Manual, Reference Book, Technical Journal, Illustrated

Hardcover Book, Applied Thermodynamics Formerly "Heat Power", Third Edition, Manual, Reference Book, Technical Journal, Illustrated

A hard cover book entitled Applied Thermodynamics, Formerly known as "Heat Power" by Earle Norris, Eric Therkelsen, and Clarence Trent. It is a third edition printed in 1955. The book's topic is heat engines. It includes all of it's fold outs.

Size:
9¼ inches in length
6¼ inches in width
490 pages
Published by McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. -- 1955 -- Third Edition

This book is in Very Good condition. The binding is tight. The pages are clean bright and crisp but there are a few underlined and highlighted marks in the book. Please see photos. There is some rubbing to the spine.

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