engineering materials

There are too many "engineering materials" to give you an adequate answer, including, but not limited to: carbon steels, low alloy steels, stainless steels, aluminum alloys, nickel alloys, titanium alloys, thermopolymers, composites, ..................

I suggest doing an exhaustive search under Google and reading what you find.

"engineering materials...that are used in the industry"

What industry?

A machine shop?

A steel fabrication shop?

Power Plant Engineering and Design

Refinery or Chemical Plant Engineering and Design?

Food Processing?

What industry?

sorrry At that that time i am confused, as you have suggested i am working in a chemical industry and its products are soaps and detergents.

so i want to know about the material used in chemical industry.

thanking you for reply.

Please, mention what kind of industry are you interested, i.e. oil & gas, automotive, etc.

I think at last count there was something like over 10 000 grades of steels manufactureed, no fewer than 25 grades account for over 50% of the steel production. Not to mention cast iron, bronzes, Copper/Nickel alloys etc,etc so as mentioned in previous comments..........What is your poison????

some of the standards(ASME,API,ANSI,..........) are talking about material

you can start with it as a begiening and also as areferance