Book recommendation for non-metallurgist
Book recommendation for non-metallurgist
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Hello
I am a mechanical engineer and would like to learn some more about the materials I work with, high-temperature steels and some aluminium and titan alloys with different heat treatments. Everything from phase diagrams to the modification of properties through the heat treat. would be welcome.
Could you recommend any books written for non-material-science-experts?
Thanks in advance
I am a mechanical engineer and would like to learn some more about the materials I work with, high-temperature steels and some aluminium and titan alloys with different heat treatments. Everything from phase diagrams to the modification of properties through the heat treat. would be welcome.
Could you recommend any books written for non-material-science-experts?
Thanks in advance





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Department of Energy Fundamental Handbooks on Material Science DOE-HDBK 1017 volumes 1 & 2
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The first class in metalllurgy was taught by a chemistry prof and the textbook concentrated on the atomic level of the materials. The class average was about 30 on tests. I dropped it and changed to the night course where they used Clark & Varney and the prof came from the steel industry, so we concentrated on the engineering aspects of materials.
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