Mechanical Metallurgy¶
Dieter, G. E. (1986). Mechanical Metallurgy. McGraw-Hill.
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- Grain Boundary
- grain refinement is accordingly one of the primary engineering strategies for strengthening metals and alloys
This sourceThe standard metallurgy text, which sets out the Hall-Petch relation between yield strength and grain diameter and the dependence of fatigue and fracture strength on grain size. Representative Hall-Petch constants for a mild steel used in the worked example.
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“the dependence of fatigue strength on grain size”
- grain refinement is accordingly one of the primary engineering strategies for strengthening metals and alloys
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