Engineering Design: A Materials and Processing ApproachThis popular engineering design text covers the many factors influencing the design process, including technical, social, and economic considerations. Covered in detail is the topic of "materials selection" (the author's forte). This edition includes, material on computer aided design and new problems and exercises throughout. The text is aimed at the senior level course in design offered in both mechanical and materials science engineering departments. |
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Page 336
... temperature difference between the surface and center of the bar promote high quenching stresses . They are 1 ) a large diameter of the cylinder , 2 ) a large temperature difference between the initial temperature and the temperature of ...
... temperature difference between the surface and center of the bar promote high quenching stresses . They are 1 ) a large diameter of the cylinder , 2 ) a large temperature difference between the initial temperature and the temperature of ...
Page 339
... temperature , the process is very greatly accelerated by heating to an elevated temperature . The stress relief that comes from a stress - relief anneal is due to two effects . First , since the residual stress cannot exceed the yield ...
... temperature , the process is very greatly accelerated by heating to an elevated temperature . The stress relief that comes from a stress - relief anneal is due to two effects . First , since the residual stress cannot exceed the yield ...
Page 341
... temperature in the furnace . Long thin parts are especially prone to distortion from nonuniform temperature . Also , parts containing residual stress from previous processing operations may distort on heating . Quenching is a severe ...
... temperature in the furnace . Long thin parts are especially prone to distortion from nonuniform temperature . Also , parts containing residual stress from previous processing operations may distort on heating . Quenching is a severe ...
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The Design Process | 1 |
Design in a Broader Context | 54 |
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