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Smithells Metals Reference Book Wf Gale Phd And Tc Totemeier

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Smithells Metals Reference Book Wf Gale Phd And Tc Totemeier
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Publisher: Elsevier Butterworth-Heinemann
File Extension: PDF
File size: 32.37 MB
Pages: 2040
Author: W.F. Gale, PhD, and T.C. Totemeier, PhD (Eds.)
ISBN: 9780750675093, 0750675098
Language: English
Year: 2004

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Smithells Metals Reference Book Wf Gale Phd And Tc Totemeier by W.f. Gale, Phd, And T.c. Totemeier, Phd (eds.) 9780750675093, 0750675098 instant download after payment.

  • Reviews of previous editions: "A publication of no equal that has become an essential reference during its 35 years of publication." ASLIB Book List "All metallurgists will covet a copy of Smithells." Chemistry and Industry "(It) provides an invaluable reference source for all workers, libraries and research laboratories in the field of engineering and metallurgy." BNF Abstract “This 8th edition of this classic reference book is still an indispensable resource for metallurgists and engineers. With the previous edition over 10 years old, this new edition has had every chapter revised and updated to reflect the latest advances in materials...There are many ways in which this reference book might be useful - identifying new materials, determining material properties, learning about a process technique. However it is used, metallurgists and engineers in industry or academia, whose work involves metals and metal processes, will find this book an invaluable, must-have reference." - IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine, 2005

Content:
Preface, Pages xv-xvi
Acknowledgements, Page xvii, W.F. Gale, T.C. Totemeier
Disclaimer, Page xviii
Contributors, Pages xix-xxi
1 - Related designations, Pages 1-14, T.C. Totemeier
2 - Introductory tables and mathematical information, Pages 1-49, G. Ozdemir, S. Maghsoodloo
3 - General physical and chemical constants, Pages 1-11
4 - X-ray analysis of metallic 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 important minerals, Pages 1-9, B. Yaryar
8 - Thermochemical data, Pages 1-58
9 - Physical properties 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 - General physical properties, Pages 1-45, D. Taarea, S.I. Bakhtiyarov
15 - Elastic properties, damping capacity and shape memory alloys, Pages 1-45, H. Tsai
16 - Temperature measurement and thermoelectric properties, Pages 1-12, C.A. Schuh, C. Shannon
17 - Radiative properties of metals, Pages 1-12, M.F. Modest
18 - Electron emission, Pages 1-10, M.R. Scheinfein
19 - Electrical properties, Pages 1-10, D.A. Butts, D. Taarea
20 - Magnetic materials 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 properties 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 - Heat treatment, Pages 1-83, W. Gestwa, M. Przylecka, D.S. MacKenzie, D. Pye, G.E. Totten
30 - Metal cutting and forming, Pages 1-16, J.T. Black, L.N. Payton
31 - Corrosion, Pages 1-13, J.C. Earthman
32 - Electroplating and metal 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, K. 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 emerging metallic materials, Pages 1-38, W.F. Gale, B.C. Prorok
39 - Modelling and simulation, Pages 1-11, H.K.D.H. Bhadeshia
40 - Supporting technologies for the processing of metals and alloys, Pages 1-29, D. Pye, R.J. Reid, M.A. Reuter, Y. Yang
41 - Bibliography of some sources of metallurgical information, Pages 1-17, J.W. Fergus, W.F. Gale, H.S. Gale
Index, Pages 1-27

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