Books for Basic Materisls Eng. Course

• Jul 11, 2004

• #2

unclesyd

Materials

Aug 21, 2002

9,819

Here is very good place to start looking. Their training courses are some of the best.

http://www.asminternational.org/Template.cfm?Section=Training&NavMenuID=76

 

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• Jul 12, 2004

• #3

TVP

Materials

Apr 12, 2002

4,592

I highly recommend ASM as well, specifically the Metallurgy for the Non-Metallurgist course. It is available as both a self-study course:

http://www.asminternational.org/Tem...=Ecommerce/ProductDisplay.cfm&ProductID=11070

and as a video series:

http://www.asminternational.org/Tem...=Ecommerce/ProductDisplay.cfm&ProductID=11069

 

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• Jul 13, 2004

• Thread starter
• #4

CdotS

Materials

Jan 24, 2002

79

Thanks UncleSyd and TVP for your help. ASM was the first place I looked. I was mostly expecting info on other sources, if any.

 

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• Jul 13, 2004

• #5

AlanD

Materials

Apr 2, 2001

63

Possibly "Introduction to Physical Metallurgy" by S.H. Avner.

*Assuming it's still in print.

 

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• Jul 13, 2004

• #6

gffk

Materials

Jul 13, 2004

2

Possibly "Introduction to Physical Metallurgy" by S.H. Avner.

The book is out of print.

 

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• Jul 13, 2004

• #7

BillPSU

Industrial

Oct 28, 2003

832

Try "The Science and Engineering of Materials" by Donald Askeland and Pradeep Phule.

 

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• Jul 14, 2004

• #8

tomwalz

Materials

May 29, 2002

947

ASM had some close out books
I bought a copy of

Materials Science & Engineering
Giles F. Carter and Donald E. Paul

If they still have it, it might be an inexpensive place to start.

tom

 

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