China Materials Engineering Compendium, Volume 8: Inorganic Non-metallic Materials Engineering (Part 1)

Author: Jiang Dongliang, Li Longtu, et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Inorganic Non-metallic Materials Engineering is an important part of The China Materials Engineering Handbook. It is the largest and most comprehensive professional reference book in the field of inorganic non-metallic materials engineering in China so far, covering the newest and most extensive content. It introduces various inorganic materials, including structural ceramics (including ceramic matrix composites), functional ceramics, traditional ceramics, glass, crystalline materials, inorganic coating materials, refractory materials, carbon and graphite materials, cement and concrete, and other new inorganic materials. The book provides a comprehensive introduction to various materials from aspects such as their fundamentals (composition and structure), properties, processing processes, and applications. In terms of content, it combines traditional commonly used materials and new materials, appropriately introducing some advanced materials from abroad... Inorganic Non-metallic Materials Engineering is divided into two volumes, with a total of 11 chapters and over 4 million words, edited by Academician Jiang Dongliang, Academician Li Longtu, Professor Ouyang Shixi, and Professor Shi Jianlin. Over 50 experts and professors from universities, research institutes, and enterprises participated in the writing. This book is available for inorganic non-metallic materials engineering technicians to consult, and can also be used as a reference for researchers, managers, and university teachers and students. It provides a scientific basis for the development and proper selection, as well as the rational use of inorganic non-metallic materials... This book is Volume 8, Inorganic Non-metallic Materials Engineering (Part 1), and includes five chapters: Introduction; Structural Ceramics; Functional Ceramics; Traditional Ceramics; and Glass.