The Materials of Engineering, Second Edition, by Robert Henry Thurston, explores the properties and applications of brasses, bronzes, other alloys, and their constituent metals. This comprehensive guide delves into the composition, characteristics, and uses of these essential engineering materials.
Providing detailed insights into the science behind metalworking, this book remains a valuable resource for engineers, metallurgists, and anyone interested in the practical application of metals and alloys. Discover the enduring principles that govern the selection and utilization of these fundamental materials in engineering design and construction.
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