production_engineer

You are right. Anyway I just got a mail from my professor with the answer to my problem. In another post of mine I asked if anybody knew anything about geothermal energy textbooks for beginners on the field. Do you by any chance have anything to propose? I did an online search but I am looking for someone who actually read one of these books to tell me where to look. Thanks a lot

I am an udergraduate student of production engineering (it is the same as industrial engineering). I am only going to tell you that industrial engineering has more mathematics and applied statistics than mech eng. Mechanical engineering has a more technical aspect but industrial engineering is interested in analyzing a production system as a whole system rather than checking every machine individually. In my opinion the best is a bachelors degree in mech or ind eng and then a masters degree in mech or ind eng respectively. Then you will be complete if you wanna follow a job in the industry sector of economy. Finally I think it is the same difficulty.

I totally agree with the copyright thing. But I really cannot find the book in a reasonable price nor I can find it in the university library cause somehow they managed to lost it!!! I hope you understand my problem.... I jus want to check if some pages in the book agree with my experimental results. Anyways thank a lot...

Hi, does anybody have the book Hydraulic Machines: Turbines and Pumps by Grigori Krivchenko in a pdf?? I really need it.... Thanks a lot...

Also by Leo Tolstoy, the kingdom of God is within you. It is a great book....

Hi, Does anybody knows any popural textbook about geothermal energy?? Something for starters on the field... Thanks a lot.