"A Practical Guide to Engineering Failure Investigation" has been
written with the specific purpose of helping those involved in
serious engineering failures. When mechanical plant fails, the
technical, legal and contractual issues become very involved and
complicated, and deciding causation can be difficult and prolonged.
The principles and methodologies explained here will help
engineers to link their technical knowledge to the commercial
realities of working with insurers, loss adjusters and their
representatives.
This book is essential reading for consultants, expert witnesses
and all engineers who may become involved in commercial failure
investigations.
CONTENTS INCLUDE: How to use this book Professional roles and
responsibilities Strategy and tactics of failure investigation The
inspection visit Doing a design and operation appraisal Mechanisms
of failure Deciding causation How to present your conclusions
Insurance investigations - deferring failure 'events' and proximate
cause - subrogation.
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