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1.	The Role of Petroleum Production Engineering By Michael J. Economides, Christine Ehlig-Economides, A. Daniel Hill, Ding Zhu Dec 24, 2012 The authors of "Petroleum Production Systems, 2nd Edition" discuss production engineering, the part of petroleum engineering that attempts to maximize production (or injection) in a cost-effective manner.
2.	What Is Bluetooth Low Energy? By Robin Heydon Nov 21, 2012 Robin Heydon explains what BlueTooth low energy is, as well as relevant device types, design goals, and terminology.
3.	Practical Applications in Digital Signal Processing: Review of Digital Frequency By Richard Newbold Nov 15, 2012
4.	Scope and Language of Thermodynamics By Themis Matsoukas Oct 30, 2012 Themis Matsoukas details the specifics of thermodynamics as they relate to chemical engineering.
5.	What Are Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering? By David Himmelblau, James Riggs Aug 7, 2012 Learn about features of the professions of chemical and bioengineering, including an overview of the history of these fields, where graduates of these programs go to work, and types of projects in which chemical and bioengineers might participate now and in the future.
6.	Diagrams for Understanding Chemical Processes By Debangsu Bhattacharyya, Joseph A. Shaeiwitz, Richard Turton, Wallace B. Whiting Jul 3, 2012 This chapter covers different types of chemical process diagrams, how these diagrams represent different scales of process views, one consistent method for drawing process flow diagrams, the information to be included in a process flow diagram, and the purpose of operator training simulators and recent advances in 3-D representation of different chemical processes.
7.	Introductory Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics: Basic Concepts By J. Richard Elliott, Carl T. Lira Mar 8, 2012 The authors introduce the two basic premises of the first and second "laws" of thermodynamics: overall energy is conserved (you can't get something for nothing) and overall entropy changes are greater than or equal to zero (generation of disorder results in lost work).
8.	Sustainable Engineering: An Introduction to Sustainability By David T. Allen, David R. Shonnard Jan 26, 2012 Engineers in the 21st century will need to design for energy efficiency, mass efficiency, and low environmental emissions. Both near and long-term steps are needed reduce fossil resource consumption and approach zero waste generation from engineered processes and products.
9.	Introduction to High-Speed Signaling By Kyung Suk (Dan) Oh, Xing Chao (Chuck) Yuan Nov 9, 2011 This chapter explains the means by which the book High-Speed Signaling: Jitter Modeling, Analysis, and Budgeting offers a comprehensive discussion of high-speed signal integrity engineering.
10.	Introduction to Separation Process Engineering By Phillip C. Wankat Aug 29, 2011 Since separations are ubiquitous in chemical plants and petroleum refineries, chemical engineers must be familiar with a variety of separation methods. This chapter introduces the importance of separations, the concept of equilibrium, mass transfer, and problem-solving methods.
11.	Advanced Mechanics of Materials and Applied Elasticity: Analysis of Stress By Ansel C. Ugural, Saul K. Fenster Jul 20, 2011 This chapter reviews of some important fundamentals of statics and mechanics of solids, the concept of stress, modes of load transmission, general sign convention for stress and force resultants, and analysis and design principles; as well as a discussion of treatment for changing the components of the state of stress given in one set of coordinate axes to any other set of rotated axes, as well as variation of stress within and on the boundaries of a load-carrying member.
12.	Introduction to Chemical Process Safety By Daniel A. Crowl, Joseph F. Louvar Jul 6, 2011 As chemical process technology becomes more complex, chemical engineers will need a more detailed and fundamental understanding of safety. The authors of this book set out the fundamentals of chemical process safety in this introduction.
13.	Notes on Digital Signal Processing: Overview of Sampling Techniques By C. Britton Rorabaugh Jan 26, 2011 This note discusses the difference between implicit and explicit sampling. It introduces three different mathematical models of explicit sampling techniques—ideal sampling, natural sampling, and instantaneous sampling.
14.	Essentials of Chemical Reaction Engineering: Mole Balances By H. Scott Fogler Nov 22, 2010 Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRE) principles can be applied in many areas, such as modeling smog in the L.A. basin, understanding the digestive system of a hippopotamus, or using wetlands to degrade toxic chemicals. This chapter develops the first building block of chemical reaction engineering, mole balances.
15.	Understanding Digital Signal Processing: Discrete Sequences and Systems By Richard G. Lyons Nov 15, 2010 In this introduction to his book, Richard G. Lyons defines the terminology used in digital signal processing, illustrates the various ways of graphically representing discrete signals, establishes the notation used to describe sequences of data values, presents the symbols used to depict signal processing operations, and briefly introduces the concept of a linear discrete system.
16.	Introduction to Power Integrity for I/O Interfaces By Vishram S. Pandit, Myoung Joon Choi, Woong Hwan Ryu Oct 28, 2010 It is becoming increasingly essential to determine not only the PDN noise, but also the margin degradation due to the noise coupling to signals. System designers need to consider a concurrent design methodology to evaluate power integrity and its effects on signal integrity.
17.	Petroleum Reservoir Engineering Practice: Porosity of Reservoir Rocks By Nnaemeka Ezekwe Sep 16, 2010 Since porosity data are very important in many reservoir engineering calculations, this introductory chapter reviews basic concepts in the determination of rock porosities.
18.	Power Integrity Analysis and Management for Integrated Circuits: Power, Delivering Power, and Power Integrity By Raj Nair, Donald Bennett Jun 10, 2010 This chapter covers power, delivering power, and power integrity, with a focus on integrated circuits and systems.
19.	Introduction to Notes on Digital Signal Processing: Navigating the DSP Landscape By C. Britton Rorabaugh Jan 18, 2010 This introduction to Notes on Digital Signal Processing explains the book's method of documenting in-depth explorations of some of the "nooks and crannies" in DSP that often are glossed over in traditional texts.
20.	Towards Socially Responsible Innovation: An Interview with the Authors of Citizen Engineer By Diann Daniel, David Douglas, John Boutelle, Greg Papadopoulos Oct 29, 2009 In this interview with David Douglas, Greg Papadopoulos, and John Boutelle, you’ll learn how engineers can take a more visible role in shaping the world.

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