ASM Handbook, Volume 2B: Properties and Selection of Aluminum Alloys
MATERIALS PARK, Ohio (PRWEB) June 07, 2019
ASM International publishes digital-first articles from Properties and Selection of Aluminum Alloys. Select handbook articles from ASM Handbook, Volume 2B: Properties and Selection of Aluminum Alloys have been digitally published in ASM Handbooks Online™ in the ASM Digital Library, in advance of the full volume release. The full volume, edited by Kevin Anderson, John Weritz, and J. Gilbert Kaufman, is scheduled to be released digitally and in print in July 2019.
The following peer reviewed articles are now available in ASM Handbooks Online™:
- Aluminum Structural Design – By J. Randolph Kissell
- Stress-Corrosion Cracking of Aluminum Alloys – By J. Gilbert Kaufman
- Corrosion of Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys – By J. Gilbert Kaufman
- Friction and Wear of Aluminum Alloys and Composites
ASM Handbook, Volume 2B: Properties and Selection of Aluminum Alloys will focus on the properties, processing and fabrication effects, and design aspects of aluminum alloy applications. Volume 2B will include information on the trends and direction of alloy development and applications and provide updated and expanded datasheets for over 120 specific grades or variations of commercial aluminum alloys.
About the ASM Digital Library
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ASM Handbooks Online™ is the first resource that is being presented in the new ASM Digital Library platform. Over time the other materials information resources published by ASM International will be integrated into the platform. In the meantime, convenient links to these resources are provided on the ASM Digital Library home page and on the persistent site footer.
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