Ron Cherchuk: 14 books

This eBook series will benefit the reader in the following ways: 1) easy to understand, 2) simple to read, 3) short and to the point, 4) more comprehensive than many course texts, 5) much cheaper than hiring a tutor, 6) low cost and easy to obtain and read, 7) ability to use to study for a test based...

This eBook deals with Concurrent Vectors and how to solve them easily. If you are a student that finds your lectures confusing, or you find the course text hard to understand, then this eBook is for you. It illustrates four different ways to solve Concurrent Vectors. It looks at graphical methods, using Triangular Law, parallelograms and the component method. Check it out!

This eBook deals with 10 solved problems involving the flow rate and the continuity equation + Bernoulli’s Equation. The eBook illustrates FIVE different cases using Bernoulli’s Equation. This eBook contains a simple but effective experiment you can do at home to verify that Bernoulli’s Equation...

This eBook deals with 12 solved problems dealing with the General Energy equation, finding pipe losses (major + minor losses), pump heads as well as the pressures and velocities associated with Type I, II and III systems. It also considers the power and efficiency of the device in question and the energy...

This eBook deals with problems involving Buoyancy and Stability. There are 12 solved problems in a step by step manner. This eBook will help give you the basic concepts to understand the problems solved in other modules of this series. Give it a try!

This eBook deals with how to be highly successful with Engineering Physics. Many students can cram and study for hours only to go blank on the exam and fail horribly. This eBook will concentrate on how to attain excellent study habits that will allow you to master the concepts of your course content....

This eBook deals with problems involving pressure measurement. Pressures in tanks and using manometry and some practical applications. This eBook will help give you the basic concepts to understand the problems solved in other modules of this series. Give it a try!

This eBook deals with problems involving a) the nature of fluids, b) pressure measurement, c) forces due to static fluids, d) buoyancy + stability, and e) fluid flow - Bournulli’s Equation . This eBook will help give you the basic concepts to understand the problems solved in other modules of this...

This eBook deals with problems involving Force and its location. Pressure Prisms are used along with other methods. Use fluid statics to find the force on latches and hinges on a submerged gate. This eBook will help give you the basic concepts to understand the problems solved in other modules of this...

This eBook deals with problems involving pressure, volume, density, weight, specific weight, specific gravity and mass This eBook will help give you the basic concepts to understand the problems solved in other modules of this series. Give it a try!

This eBook deals with eight different methods of solving vectors that one might come across in statics problems. Some students may find the method used in their course text to be too complicated, or that it may not be described very well. The purpose of this eBook is to empower the student to have choices...

This eBook deals with 12 solved problems dealing with the General Energy equation, finding pipe losses (major + minor losses), pump heads as well as the pressures and velocities associated with Type I, II and III systems. It also considers the power and efficiency of the device in question and the energy...

This eBook deals with making a wooden bridge out of Popsicle sticks, basswood, or balsa wood it also points you to other eBooks at a low cost that will help you solve these types of problems. You will see how to estimate the weight of the bridge, and how to “predict” which members might fail before...

This eBook deals with the Method of Sections for beams, or the first principles method, and the Method of Sections for trusses. It describes the general guidelines for the Method of Sections and compares the Method of Joints (Easy Way) with the Method of Sections and illustrates that it is generally...