Materials Science and Engineering Properties - Charles Gilmore

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Résumé :
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROPERTIES is primarily aimed at mechanical and aerospace engineering students, building on actual science fundamentals before building them into engineering applications. Even though the book focuses on mechanical properties of materials, it also includes a chapter on materials selection, making it extremely useful to civil engineers as well. The purpose of this textbook is to provide students with a materials science and engineering text that offers a sufficient scientific basis that engineering properties of materials can be understood by students. In addition to the introductory chapters on materials science, there are chapters on mechanical properties, how to make strong solids, mechanical properties of engineering materials, the effects of temperature and time on mechanical properties, electrochemical effects on materials including corrosion, electroprocessing, batteries, and fuel cells, fracture and fatigue, composite materials, material selection, and experimental methods in material science. In addition, there are appendices on the web site that contain the derivations of equations and advanced subjects related to the written textbook, and chapters on electrical, magnetic, and photonic properties of materials.

Biographie:
Charles Gilmore holds a BS and MS degree in Engineering Mechanics from Penn State, and a PhD in Engineering Materials from the University of Maryland. He taught undergraduate materials science and engineering courses at the George Washington University for 35 years, has published more than 50 refereed papers on crystallography, X-ray diffraction, X-ray spectroscopy, fracture, fatigue life, fatigue crack growth, creep, corrosion, titanium metallurgy, molecular dynamics simulation of thin film growth, and the growth of thin films of alumina-zirconia ceramics and intermetallic high temperature metals.

Sommaire:
1. Introduction. 2. Atoms, Chemical Bonding, Material Structure, and Physical Properties. 3. The Structure of Real Materials. 4. Temperature Effects on Atom Arrangements and Atom Motion. 5. Phase Transformations and Phase Diagrams. 6. Introduction to Mechanical Properties. 7. Making Strong Materials. 8. Engineering Materials. 9. Time, Temperature, and Mechanical Properties. 10. Oxidation, Degradation, Corrosion, Electroprocessing, Batteries, and Fuel Cells. 11. Fracture and Fatigue. 12. Composite Materials. 13. Materials Processing. 14. Material Selection. 15. Experimental Methods. 16. Electrical Properties of Materials. 17. Magnetic Materials. 18. Photonic Materials.