Experimental Engineering. -: A Treatise On The Methods And Instruments Used In Testing And Experimenting With Engines, Boilers, And Auxiliary Machiner (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279033494)

"Experimental Engineering" offers a detailed exploration of the methodologies and tools employed in the rigorous testing and experimentation of engines, boilers, and auxiliary machinery. Authored by W.W.F. Pullen with contributions from W. C. Popplewell, this treatise is an invaluable resource for engineers and students seeking a comprehensive understanding of practical engineering techniques.

The book delves into the instruments used for precise measurement and analysis, providing insights into the evaluation of engine performance, boiler efficiency, and the functionality of associated mechanical systems. It serves as a guide for conducting experiments, interpreting results, and applying these findings to improve engineering designs and operational practices. With its focus on hands-on methods, "Experimental Engineering" remains a relevant and essential text for those engaged in the field of mechanical engineering.

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