Materials for engineering, 3rd Edition - (Malestrom)
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Index<br />
maraging steels 108–9<br />
martensite 80, 106<br />
martensitic phase change 27<br />
martensitic stainless steels 110, 111<br />
Material Property Chart xv–xvi<br />
Maxwell model 65–6<br />
MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) 194<br />
mechanical alloying 102, 190<br />
mechanical degradation 180<br />
mechanical fastenings 115, 178–9<br />
mechanical fatigue 174–5<br />
mechanical properties of polymers 163–75<br />
brittle fracture 170–3<br />
crazing 168, 170<br />
fatigue 173–5<br />
rubber elasticity 166–7<br />
stiffness 164–5<br />
time and temperature dependence 165<br />
yielding 167–8<br />
mechanical testing 37–67<br />
bend testing 43–4<br />
Brinell test 46<br />
brittle fracture 45<br />
Charpy-type impact test 48<br />
creep 52–4<br />
environment-assisted cracking 62–4<br />
fatigue 52, 55–62<br />
fracture toughness tests 47–52<br />
hardness tests 45–7<br />
impact tests 171–2<br />
indentation tests 45<br />
Knoop test 46–7<br />
Rockwell test 46<br />
shore scleroscope 47<br />
standard specifications and methods 37<br />
superplasticity 52, 54–5<br />
tensile tests 37–43<br />
time-dependent elastic properties 64–7<br />
Vickers test 46<br />
Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) 194<br />
metal matrix composites (MMC) 189–91,<br />
212, 213<br />
metallic bonding 6<br />
metallography 10–14<br />
macroscopic examination 10<br />
SEM (scanning electron microscopy)<br />
11–12<br />
TEM (transmission electron microscopy)<br />
11, 13–14<br />
metals<br />
degradation 122–31<br />
joining mechanisms 115–22<br />
strengthening mechanisms 71–84<br />
see also alloys<br />
microbiological degradation 180–1<br />
microstructure 7–27<br />
of ceramics 141–2<br />
dendrites 9<br />
and fatigue 83–4<br />
grain boundary 9, 25<br />
grain size 10<br />
growth of nuclei 9<br />
metallography 10–14<br />
nucleation 8–10<br />
phase diagrams 14–27<br />
phase trans<strong>for</strong>mation 7–10, 25–7<br />
quenched structures 27<br />
see also solid solubility<br />
modulus of rupture 44<br />
molecular structure<br />
of glass 32–4<br />
of polymers 27–34, 182–4<br />
molten state grain size strengthening 72–3<br />
monel casting 16–18<br />
monomers 28, 29<br />
moulding<br />
blow moulding 162–3<br />
fibre rein<strong>for</strong>ced plastics 188<br />
injection moulding 162, 188<br />
nanotubes 4–5<br />
natural ceramics 139<br />
necking 40<br />
neoprene 161<br />
network modifiers 133<br />
nickel alloys 101–2<br />
copper-nickel 97–8<br />
nickel-chromium 102<br />
nickel-copper 102<br />
Nimonic alloys 102<br />
nitride ceramics 145–6<br />
nitriding 83–4<br />
nodular graphite cast iron 114<br />
non-heat treatable aluminium alloys 86–7<br />
normalising steel 73<br />
nucleation 8–10<br />
number average molecular weight 28<br />
nylon 159