Welding Metallurgy by Sindo Kou

Author(s)  : Sindo KouWriter   : Wiley
Version      : Second
Pages       : 468
PDF Dimension  : 9.8 Mb

E-book Description:
Welding Metallurgy by Sindo Kou guide presents the elemental points of fusion welding for college kids and serves as a helpful reference for practising engineers and analysis employees concerned with the welding of engineering alloys. This guide offers with the metallurgy of welding, complementing current welding handbooks and manuals, which have a tendency to emphasize procedures for welding numerous supplies. E-book examines the thermal, chemical and mechanical points of welding; the metallurgical points of welding in three totally different areas of the weld the fusion, the partially-melted, and the warmth affected zones and the micro construction and properties of the weld. Outlines the difficulties in producing sound welds and sensible approaches to beat them. Additionally covers a number of necessary alloy methods and their consultant warmth affected zone phenomena.

Desk of contents :
Preface
I Introduction
1.Fusion Welding Processes
2.Warmth Move in Welding
3.Chemical Reactions in Welding
4.Fluid Move and Metallic Evaporation in Welding
5.Residual Stresses, Distortion, and Fatigue
II The Fusion Zone
6.Fundamental Solidification Ideas
7.Weld Metallic Solidification I: Grain Construction
8.Weld Metallic Solidification II: Micro construction inside Grains
9.Publish-Solidification Section Transformations
10.Weld Metallic Chemical Inhomogeneities
11.Weld Metallic Solidification Cracking
III The Partially Melted Zone
12.Formation of the Partially Melted Zone
13.Difficulties Related to the Partially Melted Zone
IV The Warmth-Affected Zone
14.Work-Hardened Supplies
15.Precipitation-Hardening Supplies I: Aluminium Alloys
16.Precipitation-Hardening Supplies II: Nickel-Base Alloys
17.Transformation-Hardening Supplies: Carbon and Alloy Steels
18.Corrosion-Resistant Supplies: Stainless Steels
Index