guter Zustand, Gebrauchs- und Alterungsspuren: ehemaliges Bibliotheksexemplar - Titel mit Stempeln und Notizen - Deckel innen mit angeklebtem Papierrest - Vorsatz und Schmutztitel mit weiterem Stempel - Seiten aber sauber und ordentlich - Rückseite mit kleiner Druckstelle im oberen Rand, Symposium on Powder Metallurgy - Latest development in the characterization of Powders By Henry H. Hausner - Production of Acicular Aluminium Granules By Vinay Kumar and P. Ramakrishnan - High speed compaction of Metal Powders using Petro-Forge machines By R. Davies - Characteristics and utilization of reduced and Atomized, Plain, and Low-Alloy Iron base Powders By P. G. Arbstedt, G. Bockstiegel, P. F. Lindskog and J. A. Smedstam - Characterisation and Sinterability of Urania Powders By V. K. Moorthy and S. V. K. Rao - Sintering of Zinc Oxide By M. N. Mody, T. R. R. Mohan and G. S. Tendolkar - Sintered Bearing and Friction Materials By I. M. Fedorchenko - Symposium on Material Strengthening - Physical and mechanical properties of dispersion strengthened Alloys By Y. Imai, Haruo Kubota and T. Miyazaki - Strengthening mechanism in Silicon Steels By R. A. Tewari and P. R. Dhar - Strengthening mechanisms in ɑ-Zirconium containing Quenched-in Hydrides By P. Rodriguez and V. S. Arunachalam "The role of Powder Metallurgy in modern Science and Technology needs no emphasisation. With the advent of Space and Nuclear Sciences, this branch of Technology is assuming special significance. Even for a developing nation like India, the need for sustained research and studies in Powder Metallurgy cannot be overlooked. Realising such a need, the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, organised an International symposium on "Powder Metallurgy and Material Strengthening" in February 1969. Many eminent scientists from India and abroad graced the occasion with their presence and actively participated in the deliberations of the symposium. The symposium, acted as a common platform for free and valuable exchange of ideas concerning research and development in this modern branch of Metallurgy. It was felt that such a valuable discourse should be presented in printed form, for the benefit of educational, research and industrial organisations who are actively engaged in the pursuit of this branch of Technology. The organisers remain grateful to Messrs. Oxford & IBH Publishing Co. for their kind gesture in accepting the responsibility of publication of this volume.", Leinen, ca. 22,5 x 28, 87 Seiten mit einigen Bildern und Tabellen