Books in Engineers at Work series

Part of a series which aims to satisfy curiosity about how major structures are built, this book deals with the Channel Tunnel. It examines the design, planning and construction of this project from all aspects - materials, technology and machines being used.

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Examines the enormous risks involved in salvage operations, both on the surface and below the water, and discusses the equipment used

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Describes how nuclear attack submarines are designed, constructed, and maintained and discusses their weapons, communications systems, and evasion tactics

Part of a series which aims to satisfy curiosity about simple engineering principles, this book examines how a nuclear submarine is designed and constructed using the up-to-date materials, technology and weapon systems. It also includes practical project suggestions for the young engineer.

Looks at the modern aircraft industry and its technology, design and manufacture of aircraft, and safety and testing

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Problem-solving regarding space travel and technology is the theme of a book that covers getting people and machinery into space, actually being and working in space, and returning to earth

Follows the construction of a skyscraper from the initial stages of design and development to the building's completion

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