Handbook of Mechanical Alloy Design

Offering one of the field's most thorough treatments of material design principles, including a concise overview of fastener design, the Handbook of Mechanical Alloy Design provides an extensive overview of the effects of alloy compositional design on expected mechanical properties. This reference highlights the design elements that must be considered in risk-based metallurgical design and covers alloy design for a broad range of materials, including the increasingly important powder metal and metal matrix alloys. It discusses the design issues associated with carbon, alloy, and tool steels, microalloyed steels, and more. The Handbook of Mechanical Alloy Design is a must-have reference.
 

Preface
Contributors

Part 1 : Design Principles
Chapter 1 : Basic Principles
Chapter 2 : Risk-Based Metallurgical Design

Part 2 : Alloy design
Chapter 3 : Designing with Carbon-, Low- and Medium-Alloy Steels
Chapter 4 : Designing with Tool Steel
Chapter 5 : Designing with High Strength Low-Alloy Steels
Chapter 6 : Designing with Microalloyed and Interstitial Free Steels
Chapter 7 : Designing with Stainless Steel
Chapter 8 : Cast Iron Design : Processes, Alloys, and Properties
Chapter 9 : Designing with Aluminum Alloys
Chapter 10 : Designing with Magnesium : Alloys, Properties and Casting Processes
Chapter 11 : Designing with Titanium Alloys
Chapter 12 : Designing with Ni-Base Alloys
Chapter 13 : Designing with Copper Alloys
Chapter 14 : Designing with Powder Metallurgy Alloys
Chapter 15 : Designing with Metal-Matrix Composites

Index