Introduction to Marine Engineering, Revised 2nd Edition

I bought this book thinking it would be about ship and ship component design. It is not. However I learned a lot about the systems commonly present in ships so it worked out. Diagrams in the book are good and the text is written in English not Professor so that's nice.

Can't say I enjoyed this book one bit. In fact, I resented it most of the time, due to my crazy teacher contradicting it all the time after, of course, telling me that the answers to all my questions could be found in this book! Anyway, aside from my professor's ridiculous antics if you need this book, than fine get it here. I had no problems with the shipping or the seller and though I have no idea why I have this book, it is indeed a hassle free purchase (I can't guarantee anything after the purchase however).

Was in better condition than listed. Hardly any markings inside. No missing pages. Glad to have finally tracked this book down for a good price

This book have to be updated with the new technologies. I do not recommend it! It will be useless to me!

A must have for every cadet and junior marine engineers..👍🏻

Definitely would recommend. Finished my first trip on ship, luckily I was with a very friendly crew and one of the engineers actually had this book with him. This was my first time seeing machinery in person and having this book as reference was very handy. Bought this book afterwards.

This is a must have book if you are studying marine engineering it certainly helped me get through my course which I have recently qualified from.I would certainly recommend this to anyone it gives information in a clearer way than most I have found.

started my training as a marine engineer recently and this book is a good reference point for anyone doing this course offering simplified diagrams and detailed explanations which make learning much easier. i suggest to all people doing a similar course to get this book.

v.happy

very interesting book, simply and well written perfect for who's starting