Search results

Sorry for the delayed response, it's been a bit hectic at the office. I'm studying for mechanical systems exam. I'll get something posted soon on my solution and how it compares to the posted solution.

I'm wondering if someone could give me a bit of a sanity check on this problem (if I'm posting this in the wrong area...my apology). This is a static problem in the Lindeburg Practice Problem book Chapter 43 Problem 6. The statement says that "Points A, B, and C are in the same vertical plane"...

Right now I'm signed up for the Mechanical Systems, but I might change it to Thermo/Fluids. I don't think that one will be harder than the other, it just that there is so much more information to study for the MS.

I thought I would throw this out and see if anyone in the Dallas area would be interested in having a study group for the April exam? ...I can offer free beer too ;)

Thanks, I was planning on picking that one practice problem supplement to MERM and the NCEES practice test. As I mentioned before I got the ASME DVD's and have a bit of buyers regret on that purchase. I'm not real impressed with the content thus far.

I'd like to get some feedback on my study plan. I'm using the MERM 12th Edition and I also have the ASME DVD series. My plan is to spend the weeks leading up to the end of the year and put some time into each of the major areas in preparation for the AM portion: Fluids, Thermo, Heat Transfer...