STP Published: 1981
STP733-EB

Fractography and Materials Science

Editor(s): L. N. Gilbertson, R. D. Zipp

This well-illustrated text demonstrates the importance of using the latest fractographic principles in material science. The principles are applied to a variety of metals including iron, aluminum, titanium, copper, nickel, tungsten base alloys; and various nonmetals including polymers, ceramics, and glass.

Table of Contents

LN Gilbertson, RD Zipp

DA Meyn, EJ Brooks

JA Ruppen, AJ McEvily

FW Fraser, EA Metzbower

V Provenzano, K Törrönen, D Sturm, WH Cullen

GR Caskey

WJ Mills

JH Steele

EA Metzbower, DW Moon

KP Datta, WE Wood

AD Wilson

L Albertin, SJ Hudak

JJ Au, JS Ke

RK Govila, P Beardmore, KR Kinsman

JJ Mecholsky, SW Freiman

AIA Abdel-Latif, RC Bradt, RE Tressler

WF Adler, TW James

CM Rimnac, RW Hertzberg, JA Manson

C Kim, WL Phillips, RJ Weimer

EE Underwood, SB Chakrabortty

DE Passoja, JA Psioda

P Nenonen, K Törrönen, M Kemppainen, H Kotilainen

MR Krishnadev, LR Cutler, GJ Sojka, P Gauvin, G Hamel

MT Hahn, EN Pugh

L Zakraysek

LN Gilbertson, RD Zipp

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Developed by Committee: E08
Pages: 450
DOI: 10.1520/STP733-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4799-7
ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-0733-5