Materials for engineering, 3rd Edition - (Malestrom)

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Part I Characterization of <strong>engineering</strong> materials
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Page 7 and 8: vi Contents 3.4 Degradation of meta
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Page 17: xvi Introduction Young’s modulus,
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Page 25 and 26: 8 Materials for engineering Equatio
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Page 37 and 38: 20 Materials for engineering 1.13 C
Page 39 and 40: 22 Materials for engineering Temper
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Page 47 and 48: 30 Materials for engineering (a) C
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Page 51 and 52: 34 Materials for engineering Liquid
Page 54 and 55: 2 Determination of mechanical prope
Page 56 and 57: Determination of mechanical propert
Page 62 and 63: 2.4 Statistics of brittle fracture
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Determination of mechanical propert
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3 Metals and alloys 3.1 General str
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Metals and alloys 73 depends upon t
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Metals and alloys 75 A minimum degr
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Metals and alloys 77 Precipitation
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Metals and alloys 79 On being held
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Metals and alloys 81 Normalized she
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Metals and alloys 83 were construct
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Metals and alloys 85 At% Al 0 10 20
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Metals and alloys 87 Table 3.2 Inte
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Table 3.3 Typical mechanical proper
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Metals and alloys 91 Table 3.4 Typi
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Metals and alloys 93 β Temperature
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Metals and alloys 95 Table 3.5 Typi
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Metals and alloys 97 At% Zn 0 10 20
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Metals and alloys 99 1100 At% Zn 10
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Metals and alloys 101 700 600 500 6
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Metals and alloys 103 Turbine entry
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Metals and alloys 105 Structural st
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Metals and alloys 107 1700 Strength
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Metals and alloys 109 400 Pearlitic
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Metals and alloys 111 25 Austenite
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Metals and alloys 113 The iron-grap
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Metals and alloys 115 3.30 Optical
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Metals and alloys 117 bearing alloy
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Metals and alloys 119 the grain bou
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Metals and alloys 121 structure and
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Metals and alloys 123 The EMF (E) i
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Metals and alloys 125 3.4.2 Corrosi
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Metals and alloys 127 Copper alloys
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Metals and alloys 129 alternative s
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Metals and alloys 131 closely fitti
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4 Glasses and ceramics 4.1 Glasses
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Glasses and ceramics 135 Table 4.1
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Glasses and ceramics 137 Chemical t
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4.3 Ceramic materials Glasses and c
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Glasses and ceramics 141 Thus, the
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Glasses and ceramics 143 ions. One
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Glasses and ceramics 145 Process zo
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Glasses and ceramics 147 temperatur
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Glasses and ceramics 149 50 Reactio
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Glasses and ceramics 151 is three o
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Glasses and ceramics 153 40 Compres
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Glasses and ceramics 155 mild steel
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Glasses and ceramics 157 In recent
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5 Organic polymeric materials 5.1 I
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Organic polymeric materials 161 Pol
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Organic polymeric materials 163 col
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Organic polymeric materials 165 5.5
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Organic polymeric materials 167 see
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Table 5.1 Some physical and mechani
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Organic polymeric materials 171 mat
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Organic polymeric materials 173 the
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Organic polymeric materials 175 Pol
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Organic polymeric materials 177 Fri
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Organic polymeric materials 179 Scr
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Organic polymeric materials 181 los
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Organic polymeric materials 183 suc
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6 Composite materials 6.1 Introduct
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Composite materials 187 (b) Alterna
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Composite materials 189 ‘Smart’
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Composite materials 191 the form of
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Composite materials 193 diagrammati
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Composite materials 195 x dx F F δ
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Composite materials 197 So E E c 1
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Composite materials 199 400 Composi
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Composite materials 201 E m E f σ
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Composite materials 203 fractures b
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Composite materials 205 σ f * σ =
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Composite materials 207 τ r P P -
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Composite materials 209 (a) (b) (c)
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Composite materials 211 200 160 PSF
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Composite materials 213 10 9 Type B
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Composite materials 215 B. Harris,
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Problems Chapter 1 1. Distinguish b
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Problems 221 1800 1720 1600 Liquid
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Problems 223 conditions is 200 kJ m
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Problems 225 7. Sketch on the same
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Problems 227 2. Compare and contras
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Part IV Appendices
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Appendix II Conversion factors Leng
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Appendix III Selected data for some
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238 Appendix IV Aluminium Federatio
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Appendix V The Periodic Table of th
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244 Index Brinell test 46 brittle f
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246 Index dispersion-strengthened c
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248 Index maraging steels 108-9 mar
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250 Index power-law creep 81 pozzol
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252 Index true stress-strain curve
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