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Materials and Manufacturing : An Introduction to How they Work and Why it Matters /

A practical guide to materials and manufacturing concepts and applications Written in a straightforward, conversational style, this comprehensive textbook offers a hands-on introduction to materials science and manufacturing techniques. You will explore metallic and nonmetallic materials, their prop...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Atwater, Mark A. (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill Education, [2019].
Edición:1st edition.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • 1 Considerations in Materials and Manufacturing
  • 1.1 Introduction
  • 1.2 How It Works
  • 1.3 Historical Perspective
  • 1.4 Present Challenges
  • 1.5 Future Considerations
  • 1.6 Why It Matters
  • 1.7 The How and Why of Considerations in Materials and Manufacturing
  • 2 Concepts of Materials
  • 2.1 How It Works
  • 2.2 Atomic Structure
  • 2.3 Atomic Bonding
  • 2.4 Material Phases
  • 2.5 Why It Matters
  • 2.6 The How and Why of Concepts of Materials
  • 3 Metallic Materials: Structure
  • 3.1 How They Work
  • 3.2 Structure of Metals
  • 3.3 Why It Matters
  • 3.4 The How and Why of Metallic Materials: Structure
  • 4 Metallic Materials: Identification and Application
  • 4.1 How They Work
  • 4.2 Compositional Classes of Metals: Ferrous
  • 4.3 Compositional Classes of Metals: Nonferrous
  • 4.4 Property-Based Classifications of Metals
  • 4.5 Why It Matters
  • 4.6 The How and Why of Metallic Materials: Identification and Application
  • 5 Nonmetallic Materials: Structure
  • 5.1 How They Work
  • 5.2 Ceramic Structure
  • 5.3 Polymer Structure
  • 5.4 Composite Structure
  • 5.5 Why It Matters
  • 5.6 The How and Why of Nonmetallic Materials: Structure
  • 6 Nonmetallic Materials: Identification and Application
  • 6.1 How They Work
  • 6.2 Common Ceramics
  • 6.3 Common Polymers
  • 6.4 Common Composites
  • 6.5 Why It Matters
  • 6.6 The How and Why of Nonmetallic Materials: Identification and Application
  • 7 Mechanical Concepts in Processing
  • 7.1 How It Works
  • 7.2 Forces in Materials and Manufacturing
  • 7.3 Basic Mechanics
  • 7.4 Mechanical Properties
  • 7.5 Common Mechanical Properties of Engineering Materials
  • 7.6 Methods of Testing Materials
  • 7.7 Why It Matters
  • 7.8 The How and Why of Mechanical Concepts in Processing
  • 8 Thermal and Environmental Concepts in Processing
  • 8.1 How It Works
  • 8.2 The Basics of Temperature Effects
  • 8.3 The Basics of Environmental Effects
  • 8.4 Diffusion
  • 8.5 Corrosion
  • 8.6 Why It Matters
  • 8.7 The How and Why of Thermal and Environmental Concepts in Processing
  • 9 Conditioning Metals
  • 9.1 How It Works
  • 9.2 Mechanical Conditioning
  • 9.3 Thermal Conditioning
  • 9.4 Why It Matters
  • 9.5 The How and Why of Conditioning Metals
  • 10 Conditioning Nonmetallic Materials
  • 10.1 How It Works
  • 10.2 Conditioning Polymers
  • 10.3 Conditioning Ceramics
  • 10.4 Why It Matters
  • 10.5 The How and Why of Conditioning Nonmetallic Materials
  • 11 Casting and Molding
  • 11.1 How It Works
  • 11.2 Metal Casting
  • 11.3 Polymer Molding
  • 11.4 Ceramics
  • 11.5 Why It Matters
  • 11.6 The How and Why of Casting and Molding
  • 12 Forming
  • 12.1 How It Works
  • 12.2 Forming Metals
  • 12.3 Forming Polymers
  • 12.4 Forming Ceramics
  • 12.5 Why It Matters
  • 12.6 The How and Why of Forming
  • 13 Concepts in Material Removal
  • 13.1 How It Works
  • 13.2 The Cutting Process
  • 13.3 Tool Types
  • 13.4 Tool Materials
  • 13.5 Cutting Parameters (Speeds and Feeds)
  • 13.6 Why It Matters
  • 13.7 The How and Why of Concepts in Material Removal
  • 14 Sawing, Broaching, Filing, and Abrasive Machining
  • 14.1 How They Work
  • 14.2 Sawing Basics
  • 14.3 Sawing Techniques
  • 14.4 Broaching Basics
  • 14.5 Filing Basics
  • 14.6 Abrasive Machining Basics
  • 14.7 Why It Matters
  • 14.8 The How and Why of Sawing, Broaching, Filing, and Abrasive Machining
  • 15 Holemaking
  • 15.1 How It Works
  • 15.2 Drilling
  • 15.3 Reaming
  • 15.4 Counterboring, Spot Facing, and Countersinking
  • 15.5 Tapping
  • 15.6 Tool Holders for Holemaking
  • 15.7 Offset Boring
  • 15.8 Why It Matters
  • 15.9 The How and Why of Holemaking
  • 16 Turning and Boring
  • 16.1 How It Works
  • 16.2 Types of Lathes
  • 16.3 Lathe Tooling
  • 16.4 Workholding
  • 16.5 Turning Processes
  • 16.6 Why It Matters
  • 16.7 The How and Why of Turning and Boring
  • 17 Milling
  • 17.1 How It Works
  • 17.2 Types of Mills
  • 17.3 Mill Tooling
  • 17.4 Workholding
  • 17.5 Milling Processes
  • 17.6 Why It Matters
  • 17.7 The How and Why of Milling
  • 18 Welding and Cohesive Assembly
  • 18.1 How It Works
  • 18.2 Metal Welding Processes
  • 18.3 Cold Welding Metal Processes
  • 18.4 Polymer Welding Processes
  • 18.5 Ceramic Welding Processes
  • 18.6 Why It Matters
  • 18.7 The How and Why of Welding and Cohesive Assembly
  • 19 Mechanical and Adhesive Assembly
  • 19.1 How It Works
  • 19.2 Mechanical Assembly Methods
  • 19.3 Adhesive Assembly Methods
  • 19.4 Why It Matters
  • 19.5 The How and Why of Mechanical and Adhesive Assembly
  • 20 Finishing
  • 20.1 Introduction
  • 20.2 Metals
  • 20.3 Polymers
  • 20.4 Ceramics
  • 20.5 Why It Matters
  • 20.6 The How and Why of Finishing
  • 21 Additive Manufacturing
  • 21.1 How It Works
  • 21.2 Types of Additive Manufacturing
  • 21.3 Special Considerations
  • 21.4 Why It Matters
  • 21.5 The How and Why of Additive Manufacturing
  • 22 Advanced Manufacturing
  • 22.1 How It Works
  • 22.2 Nontraditional Manufacturing
  • 22.3 Automated Manufacturing
  • 22.4 Nanotechnology in Manufacturing
  • 22.5 Sustainable Manufacturing
  • 22.6 Why It Matters
  • 22.7 The How and Why of Advanced Manufacturing
  • A Temperature Scales and Conversions
  • B Mechanical Properties of Common Materials
  • C Common G-Code in Machine Programming
  • D Speed and Feed Values for Machining Operations
  • Glossary
  • Index
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