By W.F. Gale, PhD, and T.C. Totemeier, PhD (Eds.)
ISBN-10: 0750675098
ISBN-13: 9780750675093
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Content:
Preface
, Pages xv-xvi
Acknowledgements
, Page xvii, W.F. Gale, T.C. Totemeier
Disclaimer
, Page xviii
Contributors
, Pages xix-xxi
1 - similar designations
, Pages 1-14, T.C. Totemeier
2 - Introductory tables and mathematical information
, Pages 1-49, G. Ozdemir, S. Maghsoodloo
3 - common actual and chemical constants
, Pages 1-11
4 - X-ray research of steel materials
, Pages 1-52, C. Hammond
5 - Crystallography
, Pages 1-11, C. Hammond
6 - Crystal chemistry
, Pages 1-62, D.A. Butts, W.F. Gale
7 - Metallurgically very important minerals
, Pages 1-9, B. Yaryar
8 - Thermochemical data
, Pages 1-58
9 - actual homes of molten salts
, Pages 1-54
10 - Metallography
, Pages 1-87, W.F. Gale, S.B. Newcomb, T.C. Totemeier, G.F. Vander Voort
11 - Equilibrium diagrams
, Pages 1-534, D.A. Butts, W.F. Gale
12 - Gas-metal systems
, Pages 1-28, P.N. Anyalebechi
13 - Diffusion in metals
, Pages 1-120, Y. Sohn
14 - normal actual properties
, Pages 1-45, D. Taarea, S.I. Bakhtiyarov
15 - Elastic homes, damping means and form reminiscence alloys
, Pages 1-45, H. Tsai
16 - Temperature size and thermoelectric properties
, Pages 1-12, C.A. Schuh, C. Shannon
17 - Radiative houses of metals
, Pages 1-12, M.F. Modest
18 - Electron emission
, Pages 1-10, M.R. Scheinfein
19 - electric properties
, Pages 1-10, D.A. Butts, D. Taarea
20 - Magnetic fabrics and their properties
, Pages 1-24, J.R. Alcock, D.A. Butts, D. Taarea
21 - Mechanical testing
, Pages 1-23, V. Dayal, T.C. Totemeier
22 - Mechanical homes of metals and alloys
, Pages 1-162, D.L. Porter, T.C. Totemeier
23 - Sintered materials
, Pages 1-37, R.M. German
24 - Lubricants
, Pages 1-15, D.Y. Li
25 - Friction and wear
, Pages 1-26, D.Y. Li
26 - Casting alloys and foundry data
, Pages 1-100, R.A. Overfelt, D. Taarea
27 - Engineering ceramics and refractory materials
, Pages 1-18, W.E. Lee
28 - Fuels
, Pages 1-24, W.F. Gale, A. Williams
29 - warmth treatment
, Pages 1-83, W. Gestwa, M. Przylecka, D.S. MacKenzie, D. Pye, G.E. Totten
30 - steel slicing and forming
, Pages 1-16, J.T. Black, L.N. Payton
31 - Corrosion
, Pages 1-13, J.C. Earthman
32 - Electroplating and steel finishing
, Pages 1-25
33 - Welding
, Pages 1-58, P.J. Pinhero, Y. Zhou
34 - Soldering and brazing
, Pages 1-22, Y. Zhou
35 - Vapour deposited coatings and thermal spraying
, Pages 1-16, T. Hornig, E. Lugscheider, ok. Seemann
36 - Superplasticity
, Pages 1-20, T.G. Nieh, C.A. Schuh
37 - Metal-matrix composites
, Pages 1-6, P.J. Withers
38 - Non-conventional and rising metal materials
, Pages 1-38, W.F. Gale, B.C. Prorok
39 - Modelling and simulation
, Pages 1-11, H.K.D.H. Bhadeshia
40 - helping applied sciences for the processing of metals and alloys
, Pages 1-29, D. Pye, R.J. Reid, M.A. Reuter, Y. Yang
41 - Bibliography of a few resources of metallurgical information
, Pages 1-17, J.W. Fergus, W.F. Gale, H.S. Gale
Index
, Pages 1-27
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