Handbook of Metallurgical Process Design

ISBN-13: 9780824741068 / Angielski / Twarda / 2004 / 984 str.

Totten Ph. D. Totten; George E. Totten; Kiyoshi Funatani

Opis

Reviewing an extensive array of procedures in hot and cold forming, casting, heat treatment, machining, and surface engineering of steel and aluminum, this comprehensive reference explores a vast range of processes relating to metallurgical component design-enhancing the production and the properties of engineered components while reducing manufacturing costs. It surveys the role of computer simulation in alloy design and its impact on material structure and mechanical properties such as fatigue and wear. It also discusses alloy design for various materials, including steel, iron, aluminum, magnesium, titanium, super alloy compositions and copper.

Recenzje

"Totten and colleagues have produced yet another niche publication in the area of materials engineering. … Numerous figures … and tables help provide visual enhancement of the text. … The flow of the handbook is easy to follow; there is a sequential, logical structure to the articles. … This book is intended to be a reference for persons involved in any aspect of product design, particularly metallurgists, materials scientists, product and process engineers, and component designers. The text can also be helpful for students, both undergraduate and graduate, who need information on material design. This can be a helpful addition to any library serving patrons focused on materials engineering."
- E-Streams, Vol. 8, No. 2, Feb. 2005

Spis treści

Design principles: basic principles. Risk-based metallurgical design. Alloy design: designing with carbon-, low-, and medium-alloy steels. Designing with tool steel. Designing with high-strength low-alloy steels. Designing with stainless steel. Designing with microalloyed steels and interstitial-free steels. Cast iron design - processes, alloys and properties. Designing with aluminum alloys. Designing with magnesium - alloys, properties and casting processes. Designing with titanium alloys. Designing with ni-base alloys. Designing with copper alloys. Designing with powder metallurgy alloys. Designing with metal matrix alloys.

O autorze

George E. Totten