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基本説明
Covers all aspects of aluminum, including hardening, annealing, aging, property prediction, residual stress and distortion, welding, casting, forging, molten metal processing, quenching, machining, rolling, and extrusion.
Full Description
The Handbook of Aluminum: Vol. 1: Physical Metallurgy and Processes covers all aspects of the physical metallurgy, analytical techniques, and processing of aluminium, including hardening, annealing, aging, property prediction, corrosion, residual stress and distortion, welding, casting, forging, molten metal processing, machining, rolling, and extrusion. It also features an extensive, chapter-length consideration of quenching.
Contents
Aluminum physical metallurgy and analytical techniques: introduction to aluminum, Alexey Sverdlin; properties of pure aluminum, Alexey Sverdlin; physical metallurgy and the effect of alloying additions in aluminum alloys, Murat Tiryakioglu and James T. Staley; recrystallization and grain growth, Weimin Mao; hardening, annealing, and ageing, Laurens Katgerman and D. Eskin; residual stress and distortion, Shuvra Das and Umesh Chandra. Processing of aluminum: rolling of aluminum, Kai F. Karhausen and Antti S. Korhonen; extrusion, Sigurd St ren and Per Thomas Moe; aluminum welding, Carl E. Cross, David L. Olson, and Stephen Liu; casting design, Henry W. Stoll; modelling of the filling, solidification, and cooling of shaped aluminum castings, John T. Berry and Jeffrey R. Shenefelt; castings, Rafael Colas, Eulogio Velasco, and Salvador Valtierra; molten metal processing, Riyotatsu Otsuka; shaping by pulling from the melt, Stanislov Prokhorovich Nikaronov and Vsevolod Vladimirovich Peller; low-g crystallization for high-tech castings, Hans M. Tensi; designing for aluminum forging, Howard A. Kuhn; forging, Kichitaro Shinozaki and Kazuho Miyamoto; sheet forming of aluminum alloys, William J. Thomas, Taylan Altan, and Serhat Kaya, heat treating processes and equipment, Robert Howard, Neils Bogh, and D. Scott MacKenzie; quenching, George E. Totten, Glenn M. Webster, and Charles E. Bates; machining, I.S. Jawahir and A.K. Balaji; superplastic forming, Norman Ridley; aluminum chemical milling, Bruce M. Griffin; powder metallurgy, Joseph W. Newkirk.
