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Materials Development and Processing by D. M. Herlach, Deutsche Gesellschaft Fur Materialkunde, European Conference on Advanced Materials and Processes 1999 Munich, J.V. Wood, L. Schultz (2000, Hardcover, Illustrated) 
Materials Development and Processing by D. M. Herlach, Deutsche Gesellschaft Fur Materialkunde, European Conference on Advanced Materials and Processes 1999 Munich, J.V. Wood, L. Schultz (2000, Hardcover, Illustrated)

 
Materials Development and Processing by D. M. Herlach, Deutsche Gesellschaft Fur Materialkunde, European Conference on Advanced Materials and Processes 1999 Munich, J.V. Wood, L. Schultz (2000, Hardcover, Illustrated)

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
Publication Date: 2000-08-01
Series: Euromatt 99, Vol 8
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 3527301933
ISBN-13: 9783527301935
Product ID: EPID1768208
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Publication Date:2000-08-01
Series:Euromatt 99, Vol 8
Editor:D. M. Herlach, J.V. Wood, L. Schultz
Edition Description:Illustrated

Size
Length:389 pages
Height:9.5 in
Width:6.8 in
Thickness:1.0 in
Weight:32.0 oz

Publisher's Note
Advanced powder metallurgy (PM) processes are at the edge of materials engineering through their ability to produce components having superior physical and mechanical properties, stiffness, low density, and higher temperature capabilities. The range of advanced materials is continually being expanded through the development of new powder production processes, for example to produce ultrafine and nanocrystalline powders.
This book reviews the most recent trends and innovations in the field.


Amorphous refers to those materials without a repeating crystal structure. Glass is the most notable of these materials. The traditional silicon based glass has been joined in recent years by a host of specialty glasses made from by ceramics and metals. These materials are used in everything from fiber optics to material coatings, from electronics to nuclear waste encapsulation. These amorphous materials can be difficult to work with in small batches but when enlarged into the bulk quantities needed by today's industry, processing can becomes the critical aspect of this technology. This book describes the practical processing of amorphous materials.

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