Briefing: an engineering historian's heritage, Rhys Jenkins (1859–1953)
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'If you would understand anything, observe its beginning and its development'
Often an understanding of past problems can help us solve the issues facing engineers today. Engineering History and Heritage provides an indispensible historical perspective on existing structures and infrastructure around the world.
By examining historical successes and failures, the journal fosters best practice through historical understanding and equips engineers to tackle the challenges of adapting and maintaining our engineering heritage.
Engineering History and Heritage addresses:
as well as providing a wealth of historical information on the engineering achievements of the past, from Roman bridges to plastic design.
Engineering History and Heritage is required reading for all engineers who work with existing infrastructure.