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Teach Yourself Phase Diagrams and Phase Transformations
Teach Yourself Phase Diagrams HRS 03/11/2009 and Phase Transformations This case study document is part of a set based on Mike Ashby s books to help introduce students to materials, processes and rational selection. The Teaching Resources website aims to support teaching of materials-related courses in Design, Engineering and Science. Resources come in various formats and are aimed primarily at undergraduate education. M. F. Ashby, 2015 Teach Yourself : Phase Diagrams and Phase Transformations Professor Mike Ashby 5th Edition, March 2009 Cambridge Teach Yourself Phase Diagrams HRS 03/11/2009 and Phase Transformations Contents Introduction and synopsis PART 1: Key terminology PART 2: Simple Phase Diagrams , and how to read them PART 3: The iron-carbon diagram PART 4: Interpreting more complex Phase Diagrams PART 5: Phase Transformations and microstructural evolution PART 6: Equilibrium solidification PART 7: Equilibrium solid-state Phase changes PART 8: Non-equilibrium solid-state Phase changes Further reading Final Exercises Teach Yourself Phase Diagrams
Teach Yourself Phase Diagrams A.4 HRS 03/11/2009 and Phase Transformations PART 1: Key terminology Alloys and Components DEF. A metallic alloy is a mixture of a metal with other metals or non-metals. Ceramics too can be mixed to form ceramic alloys. For example: Brass: a mixture of Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn).
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