De Volson Wood

De Volson Wood (June 1, 1832 – June 27, 1897) was an American civil engineer and educator. He invented a steam rock drill and an air compressor and designed an ore dock. Wood was a professor, an author of multiple monographs on mathematics and engineering, vice-president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the first president of the American Society for Engineering Education. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Treatise on the theory of the construction of bridges and roofs

    Treatise on the theory of the construction of bridges and roofs by Wood, De Volson

    Published 1893
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    Turbines theoretical and practical, with numeral examples and experimental results and many illustrations

    Turbines theoretical and practical, with numeral examples and experimental results and many illustrations by Wood, De Volson

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    The elements of analytical mechanics solids and fluids

    The elements of analytical mechanics solids and fluids by Wood, De Volson

    Published 1904
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    Treatise on the theory of the construction of bridges and roofs

    Treatise on the theory of the construction of bridges and roofs by Wood, De Volson

    Published 1873
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    A treatise on the resistance of materials and an appendix on the preservation of timber

    A treatise on the resistance of materials and an appendix on the preservation of timber by Wood, De Volson

    Published 1871
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