Material Science and Metallurgy by O.P. Khanna-dhanpatrai
CHAPTER
1. Introduction to Material Science and Metallurgy
2. Engineering Materials
3. Properties of Engineering Materials
4. Selection of Materials
5. Ferrous Materials
6. Non-Ferrous Materials
7. Materials for High and low Temperature service
8. Tool and die materials
9. Bearing Materials
10. Spring Materials
11. Die-Casting Alloys
12. Magnetic Materials
13. Precious Metals
14. Metals for Nuclear Energy
15. Identification of Metals and Alloys
16. Ceramic Materials
17. Refractoriness
18. Refractory Metals
19. Glass
20. Polymers
21. Elastomers (Rubber)
22. Plastics Materials
23. Composite Materials
24. Adhesives
25. Insulating Materials
26. Miscellaneous Materials PART-2 EXTRACTIVE METALLURGY
27. Ferrous Extractive Metallurgy
28. Extraction of Aluminium
29. Extraction of Copper
30. Extraction of Magnesium
31. Extraction of Zinc
32. Extraction of Lead
33. Extraction of Tin
34. Extraction of Nickel PART-3 PHYSICAL METALLURGY
35. Crystallography
36. Electron Theory of Metals and Electronic Properties
37. Imperfections in Metal Crystals
38. Solid Solution
39. Phase Diagrams
40. Iron-Carbon System
41. Solidification of Metals
42. Metallography
43. Heat Treatment Processes
44. Case Hardening and Surface Treatment
45. Heat Treatment Furnaces
46. Temperature Measurement and Control in Metallurgy (Pyrometry)
47. Diffusion in Solids
48. Corrosion and OxidationPART-4 MECHANICAL METALLURGY
49. Testing of Materials
50. Metallurgy of Welding, Brazing and Soldering
51 Foundry Metallurgy
52. Residual Stresses and their Measurement
53. Powder Metallurgy
54. Deformation of Metals
55. Failure of Metals
56. Strengthening of Metals
57. Mechanical Working Processes
58. Question Bank Appenxdix-1 Appendix-2 Appendix-3
