Metallography and Heat Treatment

Author: Ding Jiansheng
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a newly compiled teaching material for the thermal processing specialty in mechanical engineering. The entire book is divided into four main parts: Part I is Metallography, including the crystal structure of metals, the crystallization of pure metals, the phase structure and crystallization of binary alloys, iron-carbon alloys, ternary alloy phase diagrams, and metal plastic deformation and recrystallization; Part II is the heat treatment of steel; Part III is metal materials, including alloy steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous alloys; Part IV is an experimental manual, including 6 experiments. The teaching material uses up-to-date standards, suitable depth, concise and fluent language, and is easy to understand while focusing on engineering applications and emphasizing vocational characteristics. It is suitable for students in thermal processing specialties at vocational and technical colleges, adult universities, general secondary vocational schools, and adult secondary vocational schools, and can also be referenced by engineering technicians. This book is a newly compiled teaching material for the thermal processing specialty in mechanical engineering. The entire book is divided into four main parts: Part I is Metallography, including the crystal structure of metals, the crystallization of pure metals, the phase structure and crystallization of binary alloys, iron-carbon alloys, ternary alloy phase diagrams, and metal plastic deformation and recrystallization; Part II is the heat treatment of steel; Part III is metal materials, including alloy steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous alloys; Part IV is an experimental manual, including 6 experiments. The teaching material uses up-to-date standards, suitable depth, concise and fluent language, and is easy to understand while focusing on engineering applications and emphasizing vocational characteristics. It is suitable for students in thermal processing specialties at vocational and technical colleges, adult universities, general secondary vocational schools, and adult secondary vocational schools, and can also be referenced by engineering technicians.