L.N. Gilbertson, RD Zipp
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Description This well-illustrated text demonstrates the importance of using the latest fractographic principles in material science. The principles are applied to a variety of metals including iron, aluminum, titanium, copper, nickel, tungsten base alloys; and various nonmetals including polymers, ceramics, and glass.
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Description This well-illustrated text demonstrates the importance of using the latest fractographic principles in material science. The principles are applied to a variety of metals including iron, aluminum, titanium, copper, nickel, tungsten base alloys; and various nonmetals including polymers, ceramics, and glass.
Key concepts: Fractography, Materials science, Composite material, Fracture (geology)