Advances in physical metallurgy : a collection of invited papers presented to mark the 70th birthday year of Professor Sir Alan Cottrell / edited by J.A.Charles and G.C.Smith.
Contributor(s): Charles, J. A
| Smith, G. C
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BookSeries: Institute of Metals ; book 495.Publisher: London : Institute of Metals, 1990Description: xii, 218 p. : ill ; 24 cm. + hbk.ISBN: 0901462853.Subject(s): Physical metallurgy| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| General lending | MTU Bishopstown Library Lending | 669.9 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00094612 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
A collection of invited papers presented to mark the 70th birthday of Professor Sir Alan Cottrell. Contents: dislocations and cracks; theory of the yield point and of strain ageing in steel; ductile and brittle failure in steel/pressure vessel assessments; dislocation reactions; the nature of grain boundaries in ordered alloys; radiation damage and point defects; 'the metallic state revisited'; microstructural characterisation of defects and mechanisms; creep and creep fracture; fibre reinforcement at the metallurgy laboratory at Cambridge 1958-67; strengths of grain boundaries in pure metals.
Includes bibliographical references.
Dislocations and cracks / B. A. Bilby -- Theory and yield point and of strain ageing in steel / N. J. Petch -- Ductile and brittle failure in steel/pressure vessel assessments / F. M. Burdekin -- Dislocation reactions / P. B. Hirsch and M. J. Whelan -- The nature of grain boundaries in ordered alloys / R. W. Cahn -- Radiation damage and point defects / R. Bullough -- 'The metallic state - revisited' / P. P. Edwards -- Microstructural characterisation of defects and mechanisms (including field-ion observations) / B. Ralph -- Creep and creep fracture / G. W. Greenwood -- Fibre reinforcement at the Metallurgy laboratory at Cambridge 1958-67 / A. Kelly -- Strengths of grain boundaries in pure metals / A. H. Cottrell -- Discussion -- Concluding remarks / R. W. K. Honeycombe.