Technology At Work : At the Fire Station

By:

Louise Spilsbury

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford, United Kingdom Capstone Global Library Ltd 18 Sep 2008Description: 32 Pages Hardback 210 x 264 x 9.91mm | 396gISBN:

9781406209860

Subject(s):

Industry Innovation and Infrastructure

Genre/Form:

Non fiction

DDC classification:

628.92

Summary: How does a smoke alarm work? What is Velcro made of? When are jaws of life used? Technology at Work looks at the machines and tools that make things work in our daily lives. From tiny microchips, to huge aeroplanes, this series look into the hidden world of everyday machinery and technology.

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Current library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Junior Library	Machinery	Innovations And Inventions	628.92	1	Available	Innovations and Inventions - Machinery		JL2019I4071
Junior Library	Inventions	Innovations And Inventions	628.92	2	Available	Innovations and Inventions - Inventions		JL2019I4072

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How does a smoke alarm work? What is Velcro made of? When are jaws of life used? Technology at Work looks at the machines and tools that make things work in our daily lives. From tiny microchips, to huge aeroplanes, this series look into the hidden world of everyday machinery and technology. Non fiction

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