Materials for engineering, 3rd Edition - (Malestrom)
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Index 245<br />
smart fibre 189<br />
stiffness 194–201<br />
tensile strength 202–8<br />
wood composites 191–4<br />
concrete see cement and concrete<br />
constant life diagrams 57<br />
continuous fibre composites 198, 199–201,<br />
202–4<br />
continuous lamellae composites 198–201<br />
controlled rolling of steel 76<br />
copolymerisation 168<br />
copper alloys 94–9<br />
aluminium-copper 85, 87–8<br />
arsenical copper 95<br />
copper-beryllium 95–6<br />
copper-nickel 97–8<br />
copper-tin 98<br />
copper-zinc 96–7<br />
deoxidised copper 95<br />
free-cutting copper 95<br />
grades of copper 95<br />
high conductivity copper 95<br />
high solute content 96–8<br />
low solute content 95–6<br />
nickel-copper 102<br />
tough pitch copper 95<br />
cordierite 138<br />
corrosion 125–9<br />
in aqueous environments 125–8<br />
cathodic protection 127<br />
corrosion fatigue 128<br />
fretting 130–1<br />
galvanic 126–8<br />
hydrogen embrittlement 128–9<br />
lacquer protection 127<br />
paint protection 127<br />
sacrificial protection 127<br />
soluble inhibitors 127<br />
stress-corrosion cracking 128<br />
weathering 127–8<br />
covalent bonding 3–5<br />
crack growth<br />
environment-assisted cracking 62–4<br />
of glass 138<br />
of polymers 172–3<br />
fatigue crack growth 59–60, 175<br />
fracture toughness test 48–51<br />
hydrogen embrittlement 62, 128–9<br />
hydrogen-induced cracking 120<br />
liquation cracking 120<br />
solidification cracking 120<br />
stress-corrosion cracking 62, 128<br />
and welding 119–20<br />
crack tip opening displacement (CTOD) 51<br />
crazing 168, 170<br />
creep<br />
creep-resistant alloys 80–2<br />
power-law creep 81<br />
testing 52–4<br />
cross-linked polymer chains 31<br />
crystal structure 3–6<br />
chain-folded structures 31<br />
cleavage plane 71<br />
covalent bonding 3–5<br />
crystallization of a liquid 7–10<br />
dislocation density 71<br />
ionic bonding 5–6<br />
of iron 73<br />
metallic bonding 6<br />
of polymers 31–2<br />
van der Waals bonding 3<br />
see also phase trans<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
CTOD (crack tip opening displacement) 51<br />
dashpots 65<br />
defect-tolerant design 59<br />
de<strong>for</strong>mation maps 80, 171<br />
degradation<br />
of alloys 122–31<br />
chemical attack 181–2<br />
corrosion 125–9<br />
mechanical 180<br />
of metals 122–31<br />
microbiological 180–1<br />
of organic polymeric materials 179–82<br />
oxidation 122–4<br />
oxidative 179<br />
of polymers 179–82<br />
radiation 179–80<br />
degree of polymerisation 28<br />
dendrites 9<br />
deoxidised copper 95<br />
diamond 3–4<br />
die-casting 73<br />
differential aeration 126<br />
diffusion bonding 118<br />
diffusionless phase trans<strong>for</strong>mation 27<br />
dimensional wear coefficient 129<br />
discontinuous fibre composites 201–2<br />
dislocation density 71