Mechanical Engineering Materials

Author: Liang Yaoneng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book primarily includes the following content: fundamental knowledge of materials science, basic principles and processes of heat treatment, commonly used metal materials in mechanical engineering, inorganic non-metallic materials and organic polymer materials, material selection for mechanical parts, and analysis of process routes. This textbook is mainly oriented towards cold working in mechanical engineering, while also covering hot working. The commonly used engineering materials are primarily metals, emphasizing engineering applications, keeping content updated to reflect the latest developments in the field of materials. It adopts the new national standards. It also introduces foreign materials frequently used in the Guangdong region. This textbook is suitable for majors such as "Mechanical Engineering and Automation," "Materials Forming and Control Engineering," and "Mechanical and Electronic Engineering," and can also serve as a reference for relevant technical personnel. The reference teaching hours for this textbook are 48–64 hours. This book primarily includes the following content: fundamental knowledge of materials science, basic principles and processes of heat treatment, commonly used metal materials in mechanical engineering, inorganic non-metallic materials and organic polymer materials, material selection for mechanical parts, and analysis of process routes. This textbook is mainly oriented towards cold working in mechanical engineering, while also covering hot working. The commonly used engineering materials are primarily metals, emphasizing engineering applications, keeping content updated to reflect the latest developments in the field of materials. It adopts the new national standards. It also introduces foreign materials frequently used in the Guangdong region. This textbook is suitable for majors such as "Mechanical Engineering and Automation," "Materials Forming and Control Engineering," and "Mechanical and Electronic Engineering," and can also serve as a reference for relevant technical personnel. The reference teaching hours for this textbook are 48–64 hours.