| Contents: |
| Techniques of Failure Analysis |
| Distortion Failures |
| Basic Single-Load Fracture
Modes |
| Stress Systems Related to
Single-Load Fracture of Ductile and Brittle Metals |
| Mechanical Properties |
| Stress Versus Strength |
| Residual Stresses |
| Brittle Fracture |
| Ductile Fracture |
| Fatigue Fracture |
| Wear I |
| Wear II |
| Corrosion |
| Elevated-Temperature Failures |
| Glossary |
| Index |
|
| Understanding
How Components Fail |
| by Donald J. Wulpi, 262pp,
1985, ISBN: 0871701898 |
|
A practical, useful source of
information on metal failures. In writing this reference, the author relied on
his 20 years of experience teaching a self-developed course on the principles of
failure analysis of metals.
Complex metallurgical subjects are made
easy to understand by the use of sketches, analogies, photographs and examples.
A complete glossary of terms is also
included.
This hardbound book of 14 chapters
replaces the well-known, widely used 1966 classic, How Components Fail. |
|
| $108.00 |
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