METALLURGY :: 1957 HB :: FREE Shipping

• Hardback Book
• Written by Carl G. Johnson
• Chapter XVII Written by William R. Weeks
• Over 450 pages with Photographs and Diagrams
• Copyright © 1957 by American Technical Society

" Every person engaged in manufacturing of any type, as well as the machinist and foundryman, should be familiar with the basic concepts of metallurgy. Knowledge of metals and their alloys is basic to almost every fabrication process. "

" The use, the how, and the why of metallurgy are explained in this book. As a teaching device, the book makes the reader think through problems by effectively explaining guiding principles, defining terms and outlining manufacturing processes. Discussion of theories is in the light of the best shop practices, making the book an accurate source of valuable information for the student as well as the practical man in industry. "

" The authors discuss and weigh theories against their applications in the shop so that the book is an authoritative aid to the technical man. Clear writing and carefully selected illustrations will appeal to the many persons in industry who have had little opportunity to study metallurgy. "

Contents include:

" I. Properties of Metals And Tests to Determine Their Uses
II. Chemical Metallurgy
III. Producing Iron And Steel
IV. Physical Metallurgy
V. The Theory of Alloys
VI. Shaping and Forming Metals
VII. Bearing Metals
VIII. Light Metals And Alloys
IX. Copper And Its Alloys
X. Steel - Man's Servant
XI. Heat Treatments For Steel
XII. Surface Treatments
XIII. Alloy or Special Steels
XIV. Classification of Steels
XV. Cast Iron
XVI. Powder Metallurgy
XVII. Titanium, Zirconium, Indium, and Vanadium

The Literature of Metallurgy
Glossary
Index "

The book is in good to very good condition with moderate wear to the cover.
No torn or ripped pages.
No markings or writing.

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