📚 Engineering

Bridges, engines, materials and margins of safety — the discipline of making things that do not fall down.

Below are the 23 works carrying the subject engineering in the Open Library catalogue with the most editions in print. Author and first year are as the record states them; a missing year means the record does not carry one, not that the book is undated. Novels set in the subject are left out, because a list of historical fiction is not a list of history. Where one author dominates the reprint counts, no more than two of their titles appear.

Cover	Title	Author	First published	Editions
	Engineering Mechanics, Statics & Dynamics	R. C. Hibbeler	1974	55
	Machinerys Handbook	Erik Oberg	1943	35
	Engineering mechanics	A. Bedford	1998	29
	Statics and mechanics of materials	R. C. Hibbeler	1993	25
	507 Mechanical Movements	Henry T. Brown	1991	24
	Engineering mechanics	J. L. Meriam	1978	23
	Mechanics of fluids	B. S. Massey	1968	22
	The ancient engineers	L. Sprague De Camp	1963	20
	Electrical Engineering	Allan R. Hambley	1996	13
	Dynamics of structures	Anil K. Chopra	1995	11
	Managing engineering and technology	Lucy Morse	2006	11
	Probability and statistics for engineers and scientists	Ronald E. Walpole	1972	10
	Exploring engineering	Philip Kosky	2006	10
	Introduction to engineering	Paul H. Wright	1989	7
	The art of doing science and engineering	Richard Hamming	1996	7
	Properties of concrete	A. M. Neville	1963	6
	To engineer is human	Henry Petroski	1982	5
	The YouTube Formula	Derral Eves	2021	4
	Introduction to IoT	Sudip Misra	2021	3
	Probability and statistics in engineering	William W. Hines	1972	2
	Site Reliability Engineering	Betsy Beyer	2016	2
	The Book	Hungry Minds	2022	2
	CompTIA Network+ Guide to Networks	Jill West	2021	1

List built from Open Library (CC0 metadata) · retrieved 29 Oct 2026 UTC · capped at 30 works per subject.

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