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9780130305336

Engineering Materials : Properties and Selection

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    9780130305336

  • ISBN10:

    0130305332

  • Edition: 7th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-01-01
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Summary

For courses in Metallurgy and Materials Science.Co-authored by Kenneth G. Budinski and Michael K. Budinski, his son, with over 50 years of combined industry experience in the field, this practical, understandable introduction to engineering materials theory and industry-standard selection practices provides students with the working knowledge to (1) make an informed selection of materials for engineering applications and (2) correctly specify materials on drawings and purchasing documents. Encompassing all significant material systems metals, ceramics, plastics, and composites this text incorporates the most up-to-date information on material usage and availability, addresses the increasingly global nature of the field, and reflects the suggestions of numerous adopters of previous editions.

Table of Contents

The Structure of Materials
1(24)
Chapter Goals
1(1)
The Origin of Engineering Materials
2(5)
The Periodic Table
7(1)
Forming Engineering Materials from the Elements
8(2)
The Solid State
10(2)
The Nature of Metals
12(5)
The Nature of Ceramics
17(1)
The Nature of Polymers
18(1)
The Nature of Composites
19(6)
Summary
21(1)
Critical Concepts
22(1)
Terms You Should Remember
22(1)
Questions
22(1)
Case History: The Atomic State and Microelectronic Devices
23(1)
To Dig Deeper
24(1)
Properties of Materials
25(42)
Chapter Goals
25(1)
The Property Spectrum
25(3)
Chemical Properties
28(2)
Physical Properties
30(3)
Mechanical Properties
33(20)
Manufacturing Considerations
53(6)
Property Information
59(8)
Summary
62(1)
Critical Concepts
62(1)
Terms You Should Remember
63(1)
Case History: Selection Based on Properties (medical x-ray cassette)
63(1)
Questions
63(1)
References for Property Data
64(1)
To Dig Deeper
65(2)
Tribology
67(36)
Chapter Goals
67(1)
Historical Studies of Friction and Wear
68(1)
Contact Mechanics
69(2)
Friction
71(7)
Definition of Wear
78(1)
Types of Erosion
78(3)
Types of Wear
81(9)
Bearings
90(6)
Lubricants
96(7)
Summary
99(1)
Critical Concepts
100(1)
Terms You Should Remember
101(1)
Case History: Wear of Film Perforating Tools
101(1)
Questions
101(1)
To Dig Deeper
102(1)
Principles of Polymeric Materials
103(70)
Chapter Goals
103(1)
Polymerization Reactions
104(4)
Basic Types of Polymers
108(3)
Strengthening Mechanisms
111(15)
Polymer Families
126(2)
Thermoplastic Commodity Plastics
128(6)
Thermoplastic Engineering Plastics
134(18)
Thermosetting Polymers
152(5)
Elastomers
157(8)
Selection of Elastomers
165(8)
Summary
167(2)
Critical Concepts
169(1)
Terms You Should Remember
169(1)
Case History: Selecting a Thermoplastic for Movie Film Cores
170(1)
Questions
170(1)
To Dig Deeper
171(2)
Plastic and Polymer Composite Fabrication Processes
173(40)
Chapter Goals
173(1)
Thermoplastic Fabrication Processes
173(5)
Thermoset Fabrication Processes
178(5)
Polymer Composites
183(12)
Composite Fabrication Techniques
195(3)
Application of Polymer Composites
198(6)
Process Specification
204(2)
Recycling of Plastics
206(7)
Summary
209(1)
Critical Concepts
210(1)
Terms You Should Remember
210(1)
Case History: Making Daylight Projection Screens
210(1)
Questions
211(1)
To Dig Deeper
212(1)
Selection of Plastic/Polymeric Materials
213(62)
Chapter Goals
213(1)
Methodology of Selection
213(3)
Plastics for Mechanical and Structural Applications
216(19)
Wear and Friction of Plastics
235(13)
Plastics for Corrosion Control
248(2)
Plastics for Electrical Applications
250(4)
Polymer Coatings
254(5)
Adhesives
259(16)
Summary
270(1)
Critical Concepts
270(1)
Terms You Should Remember
271(1)
Case History: Selecting a Plastic for a Camera Part
271(1)
Questions
271(2)
To Dig Deeper
273(2)
Ceramics, Cermets, Glass, and Carbon Products
275(52)
Chapter Goals
275(1)
The Nature of Ceramics
275(2)
How Ceramics Are Made
277(4)
Microstructure of Ceramics
281(4)
Properties of Ceramics
285(4)
Concrete
289(1)
Glasses
290(6)
Carbon Products
296(2)
Cemented Carbides
298(8)
Ceramics for Structural Applications
306(9)
Ceramics for Wear Applications
315(1)
Ceramics for Environmental Resistance
316(2)
Electrical Properties of Ceramics
318(1)
Magnetic Properties of Ceramics
319(8)
Summary
321(2)
Critical Concepts
323(1)
Terms You Should Remember
323(1)
Case History: Ceramic Bearings
323(1)
Questions
323(1)
To Dig Deeper
324(3)
Steel Products
327(26)
Chapter Goals
327(1)
Iron Ore Benefication
328(2)
Making of Steel
330(1)
Steel Refining
330(10)
Converting Steel into Shapes
340(5)
Steel Terminology
345(2)
Steel Specifications
347(6)
Summary
349(1)
Critical Concepts
350(1)
Terms You Should Remember
350(1)
Case History: Finding a New Steel for 35-mm Photographic Film Magazines
351(1)
Questions
351(1)
To Dig Deeper
352(1)
Heat Treatment of Steels
353(50)
Chapter Goals
353(1)
Equilibrium Diagrams
353(5)
Morphology of Steel
358(3)
Reasons for Heat Treating
361(7)
Direct Hardening
368(6)
Diffusion Treatments
374(14)
Softening
388(3)
Atmosphere Control
391(3)
Cost of Heat Treating
394(1)
Selection and Process Specification
395(8)
Summary
398(1)
Critical Concepts
399(1)
Terms You Should Remember
399(1)
Case History: Hardening of Camera Springs
400(1)
Questions
400(2)
To Dig Deeper
402(1)
Carbon and Alloy Steels
403(38)
Chapter Goals
403(1)
Alloy Designation
404(4)
Carbon Steels
408(11)
Alloy Steels
419(4)
Selection of Alloy Steels
423(6)
High-Strength Sheet Steels
429(1)
High-Strength, Low-Alloy Steels
430(2)
Special Steels
432(3)
Selection and Specification
435(6)
Summary
437(1)
Critical Concepts
438(1)
Terms You Should Remember
438(1)
Case History: Selection of a Steel for Slitter Knife Bars
438(1)
Questions
438(1)
To Dig Deeper
439(2)
Tool Steels
441(42)
Chapter Goals
441(1)
Identification and Classification
441(2)
Tool Steel Metallurgy
443(7)
Chemical Composition of Tool Steels
450(6)
Steel Properties
456(6)
Tool Steel Selection
462(11)
Specification of Tool Steels
473(4)
Tool Steel Defects
477(6)
Summary
479(1)
Critical Concepts
480(1)
Terms You Should Remember
480(1)
Case History: Selection of a Material for a Rack
480(1)
Questions
480(1)
To Dig Deeper
481(2)
Corrosion
483(36)
Chapter Goals
483(1)
The Nature of Corrosion
483(7)
Factors Affecting Corrosion
490(4)
Types of Corrosion
494(10)
Determination of Corrosion Characteristics
504(5)
Corrosion Control
509(10)
Summary
515(1)
Critical Concepts
516(1)
Terms You Should Remember
516(1)
Case History: Stress Corrosion Cracking of a Stainless Steel Pipeline
516(1)
Questions
517(1)
To Dig Deeper
517(2)
Stainless Steels
519(42)
Chapter Goals
519(1)
Metallurgy of Stainless Steels
520(9)
Alloy Identification
529(3)
Physical Properties
532(4)
Mechanical Properties
536(2)
Fabrication
538(8)
Corrosion Characteristics
546(5)
Alloy Selection
551(10)
Summary
557(1)
Critical Concepts
558(1)
Terms You Should Remember
558(1)
Case History: Stainless Steel for Film Processors
558(1)
Questions
559(1)
To Dig Deeper
559(2)
Cast Iron, Cast Steel, and Powder Metallurgy Materials
561(42)
Chapter Goals
561(1)
Casting Processes
561(7)
Casting Design
568(3)
Gray Iron
571(8)
Malleable Iron
579(2)
Ductile Iron
581(2)
White Alloy Irons
583(1)
Steel Castings
584(2)
Casting Selection
586(3)
Powder Metals
589(9)
Process Selection
598(5)
Summary
599(1)
Critical Concepts
599(1)
Terms You Should Remember
599(1)
Case History: Conversion of a Machined Part to a Casting
600(1)
Questions
600(1)
To Dig Deeper
601(2)
Copper and Its Alloys
603(26)
Chapter Goals
603(1)
Extraction of Copper from Ore
603(1)
Alloy Designation System
604(4)
Copper Products
608(1)
Metallurgy
608(5)
Properties
613(1)
Heat Treatment
614(1)
Fabrication
615(3)
Wear Resistance
618(4)
Corrosion
622(3)
Alloy Selection
625(4)
Summary
626(1)
Critical Concepts
627(1)
Terms You Should Remember
627(1)
Case History: Use of Beryllium Copper for Injection Molding Cavities
627(1)
Questions
627(1)
To Dig Deeper
628(1)
Aluminum and Its Alloys
629(24)
Chapter Goals
629(1)
General Characteristics
630(2)
Alloy Designation
632(1)
Aluminum Products
633(1)
Metallurgical Characteristics
634(2)
Heat Treatment
636(2)
Surface Treatments
638(3)
Corrosion
641(2)
Alloy Selection
643(10)
Summary
649(1)
Critical Concepts
650(1)
Terms You Should Remember
650(1)
Case History: Aluminum Heat Transfer Roller
651(1)
Questions
651(1)
To Dig Deeper
652(1)
Nickel, Zinc, Titanium, Magnesium, and Special Use Metals
653(32)
Chapter Goals
653(1)
Nickel
653(6)
Zinc
659(5)
Titanium
664(5)
Magnesium
669(3)
Refractory Metals
672(5)
Cobalt
677(1)
Beryllium
678(1)
Gold
678(1)
Silver
679(6)
Summary
680(1)
Critical Concepts
681(1)
Terms You Should Remember
681(1)
Case History: Molybdenum Molds for Glass Manufacture
682(1)
Questions
682(1)
To Dig Deeper
683(2)
Surface Engineering
685(38)
Chapter Goals
685(2)
Cleaning
687(1)
Mechanical Finishing of Surfaces
688(3)
Electroplating
691(4)
Other Metallic Platings
695(2)
Electropolishing
697(1)
Photoetching
698(1)
Conversion Coatings
698(3)
Thin-Film Coatings
701(3)
Surface Analysis
704(2)
Hardfacing
706(1)
Thermal Spraying
707(1)
High-Energy Processes
708(2)
Diffusion Processes
710(1)
Selective Hardening
710(1)
Special Surface Treatments
711(1)
Organic Coatings
711(1)
Process Selection
712(6)
Specifications
718(5)
Summary
720(1)
Critical Concepts
721(1)
Terms You Should Remember
721(1)
Case History: Use of a Diffusion Treatment to Extend Razor Blade Life
721(1)
Questions
721(1)
To Dig Deeper
722(1)
The Selection Process
723(28)
Chapter Goals
723(1)
The Design Process
723(3)
Selection Factors
726(10)
A Materials Repertoire
736(5)
Materials for Typical Machine Components
741(1)
Selection Case Histories
741(10)
Summary
747(2)
Critical Concepts
749(1)
Terms You Should Remember
749(1)
Case History: Materials for Perforating Punches and Dies
749(1)
Questions
749(1)
To Dig Deeper
750(1)
Failure Prevention
751(26)
Chapter Goals
751(1)
Preventing Wear Failures
752(3)
Preventing Corrosion Failures
755(5)
Preventing Mechanical Failures
760(7)
Flaw Detection
767(10)
Summary
772(1)
Critical Concepts
773(1)
Terms You Should Remember
773(1)
Case History: Flexures for a High-Speed Mechanism
774(1)
Questions
774(1)
To Dig Deeper
775(2)
Appendix 1 Listing of Selected World Wide Web Sites Relating to Engineering Materials 777(6)
Appendix 2 Properties of Selected Engineering Materials 783(14)
Index 797

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