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Resource Library for Metals and Alloys Open, free access, no registration. Material created locally or included with permission. Teaching materials first introduced Quality controlled?

Contents Phase transformations Thermodynamics Kinetics Information theory Finite elements Thermal analysis Metallography Crystallography Steels Cast irons Superalloys Titanium metallurgy Aluminium alloys Welding Modelling

stills calculations worked examples Q & A Resource Library for Metals and Alloys book reviews, reviews factual stories

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Future Highly metastable materials Magnesium alloys Intermetallics Cryogenic Copper based Stainless steels Heat-resistant steels