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Textbook For Materials

07/26/2010 12:52 AM

Hi Everybody...

I need a text book which contains all the details about materials including application, properties, treatments & everything..

By going through this i should able to do the material selection..

Can anyone give me any links for this or any text book names.....
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Re: Textbook For Material....

07/26/2010 2:13 AM

That would be nice, but it probably doesn't exist. More likely you will need to piece together several decent, but incomplete, references.

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07/26/2010 2:49 AM

Material? What Material? Building material, fabric, steel, wood ......................????

For steel, the Stahlschlussel is a must have.

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Re: Textbook For Materials

07/26/2010 8:53 AM

ASM hand book

Unfortunately you have to buy it.
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