Titlebook: Introduction to Engineering Materials; Vernon John Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 engine.engineering materi

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Textbook 1992Latest editione second edition broadened the scope to incorporate the higher years of a degree course and included many more worked examples. This new third edition remains firmly targetted at the undergraduate market, and is comprised of five main sections: Materials Science, Engineering Materials, Forming Proce

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f worked examples have been reduced, due to the publication of John‘s Work Out: Engineering Materials which is recommended to be used alongside the main text and is comprised mainly of worked examples and problems.

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The Formation of Polymersmers, the building blocks of plasties materials, can be reacted together, or polymerised, in several ways and these are described in subsequent sections of this chapter. The polymers produced may possess . or . structures.

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Toughness and Fracture of Materialsr factors that have an effect on the failure behaviour of a material are the component geometry and surface condition. Stress concentration effects will occur at a change in section, a surface imperfection or internal flaw.

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Influence of Bond Type on Structure and Propertiesof bonds, varied from one type to another. It was noted also that covalent bonds were directional whereas the ionic and metallic bonds were not directional in nature. These characteristics exert influences on both the structures and properties of materials. An attempt is made in this chapter to indi

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The Formation of Polymersf carbon and hydrogen atoms. The long fibrous molecules produced by their respective organisms help to determine the properties possessed by naturally occurring materials such as timbers, wool, cotton and natural rubber. The whole range of plastics materials is also based on very large molecular str

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