Fatigue Failure
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 18 Fatigue Failure Publisher Summary This chapter examines the condition under which a crack is stable and would not grow, as is the condition under which it…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 18 Fatigue Failure Publisher Summary This chapter examines the condition under which a crack is stable and would not grow, as is the condition under which it…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 20 Case Studies in Fatigue Failure Publisher Summary This chapter discusses three real situations where failure occurred because of fatigue. The first situation is about the crash…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 17 Case Studies in Fracture Publisher Summary This chapter discusses three real situations where failure occurred because of the catastrophic growth of a crack by fast fracture:…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 19 Fatigue Design Publisher Summary This chapter presents a discussion of fatigue design. The chapter presents data for the fatigue strengths of metals and alloys (useful for…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 33 Final Case Study: Materials and Energy in Car Design Publisher Summary The status of steel as the raw material of choice for the manufacture of car…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 31 Thermal Expansion Contents 31.1. Introduction Worked example 1 31.2. Coefficients of thermal expansion 31.3. Physical basis of thermal expansion Worked example 2 31.4. Thermal expansion of composites 31.5. Case studies Examples…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 29 Friction and Wear Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the frictional properties of materials in contact. This is of considerable importance in mechanical design. Frictional forces are…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 25 Oxidation of Materials Publisher Summary One of the requirements of a high-temperature material—for example, in a turbine blade or a super-heater tube—is that it should resist…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 32 Thermal Conductivity and Specific Heat Contents 32.1 Introduction Worked example 1 32.2 Thermal conductivities and specific heats 32.3 Physical basis of specific heat 32.4 Physical basis of thermal conductivity Worked…
section epub:type=”chapter”> Chapter 27 Wet Corrosion of Materials Publisher Summary In has been seen that most materials that are unstable in oxygen tend to oxidize. Principally, the main concern is…