Introduction to Engineering Materials, 3rd Edition

Title: Introduction to Engineering Materials, 3rd Edition
Author: Vernon John
ISBN: 0831130431 / 9780831130435
Format: Hard Cover
Pages: 519
Publisher: Industrial Press
Year: 1992
Availability: In Stock

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The third edition of this highly successful text is aimed at undergraduates. It consists of five main sections: materials science, engineering materials, forming and fabrication of materials, behaviour in service, and evaluation of materials. Principle changes from the second edition include: an introductory chapter outlining the range of materials, their basic characteristics, costs and availability; an enlarged materials science section; increased coverage of polymers, ceramics and glasses; and new chapters on material removal processes and non-destructive testing.
 

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Preface to the First Edition
Preface to the Second Edition
Preface to the Third Edition
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Part I : Introduction
Chapter 1 : The Materials of Engineering

Part II : Material Science
Chapter 2 : Atomic Structure and Bonding
Chapter 3 : Influence of Bond Type on Structure and Properties
Chapter 4 : The Formation of Polymers
Chapter 5 : Crystalline Structures
Chapter 6 : Glasses and Partial Crystallinity
Chapter 7 : Elastic Behaviour
Chapter 8 : Disclocations and Plasticity in Metals
Chapter 9 : Viscoelastic Behaviour
Chapter 10 : Toughness and Fracture of Materials
Chapter 11 : Phase Diagrams and Alloy Formation
Chapter 12 : Phase Transformations and Diffussion
Chapter 13 : Electrical and Magnetic Properties
Chapter 14 : Optical, Thermal and other Properties

Part III : The Materials of Engineering
Chapter 15 : Non-Ferrous Metals and Alloys
Chapter 16 : Iron and Steel
Chapter 17 : Thermoplastics
Chapter 18 : Elastomers
Chapter 19 : Thermosetting Materials
Chapter 20 : Ceramics and Glasses
Chapter 21 : Composite Material

Part IV : Forming and Fabrication of Materials
Chapter 22 : Forming Processes for Metals
Chapter 23 : Forming Processes for Polymer Materials
Chapter 24 : Forming Processes for Ceramics and Glasses
Chapter 25 : Materials Removal Processes
Chapter 26 : Joining Processes

Part V : Behaviour in Services
Chapter 27 : Failure, Fatigue and Creep
Chapter 28 : Oxidation, Corrosion and Other Effects

Part VI : Evaluation of Materials
Chapter 29 : Property Testing
Chapter 30 : Non-Destructive Testing
Chapter 31 : Macro-and Micro-Examination
Chapter 32 : Materials Selection

Answers to Questions
Index