
The "Materials Handbook" is an encyclopedic reference to the industrial materials common in todays technological age. Articles such as Aluminum, Bronze, Cinchona, Filter fabrics, Lignite, Ochre, Rubber, Stillingia oil, Uranium, etc.
How can engineers and industrial professionals efficiently identify the properties and applications of the vast array of materials used in modern manufacturing? George S. Brady, a recognized authority in industrial materials, compiles this encyclopedic reference to provide a standardized knowledge base for technical practitioners. The text utilizes a systematic, alphabetical arrangement of materials to offer clear, concise data on chemical compositions, physical properties, and industrial utility across diverse sectors.
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Experts and engineers frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for industrial procurement and material selection. Readers often note the high density of technical data, which serves as a reliable starting point for identifying material characteristics in professional settings.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1971-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070070687
ISBN-13:
9780070070684
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