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... fabrication options with thermoplastic materials , but the thermosetting materi- als usually require more expensive fabrication processes . The other major means of classifying polymers - by chemical families — means that different ...
... fabrication options with thermoplastic materials , but the thermosetting materi- als usually require more expensive fabrication processes . The other major means of classifying polymers - by chemical families — means that different ...
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... fabricator to include the heat - treating specification in an overall fabrication scheme : Fabrication Sequence : 1. Rough machine . 2. Stress relieve . 3. Semifinish machine ( + grind allowance ) . 4. Harden and temper to 58 to 60 HRC ...
... fabricator to include the heat - treating specification in an overall fabrication scheme : Fabrication Sequence : 1. Rough machine . 2. Stress relieve . 3. Semifinish machine ( + grind allowance ) . 4. Harden and temper to 58 to 60 HRC ...
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... fabrication costs . Forming As was shown in Figure 12-7 , most stainless alloys have high elongations , which means that they can stretch a lot without fracturing . Most of the alloys , with the exception of the 440's , can be bent flat ...
... fabrication costs . Forming As was shown in Figure 12-7 , most stainless alloys have high elongations , which means that they can stretch a lot without fracturing . Most of the alloys , with the exception of the 440's , can be bent flat ...
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PROPERTIES AND SELECTION | 19 |
PRINCIPLES OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS | 53 |
ENGINEERING PLASTICS POLYMERIC COATINGS | 136 |
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