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Advances in phase transitions
323 weight Cellular Ceramics, by H. Hagiwara and D. J. Green; 8. Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Cordierite-ZrOz Composites, by N. A. Travitzky and N. Claussen; 9. Toughening Behavior in Whisker Reinforced Ceramics, by P. F. Becher; 10. In Situ Microstructure Control in Silicon Nitride Based Ceramics, by M. Mitomo; 11. Glasses and Glass-Ceramics Through the Sol-Gel Process, by S. Sakka; 12. The ceramics Among the Material Strategy for the Year 2000, by A. M. Anthony and Ph. Odier; 13. Thermal Stress Resistance of Engineering Ceramics, by D. P. H. Hasselman. This book is not a textbook. It should, however, be read by undergraduates, graduates, research workers and engineers in the field of Materials Science and Engineering, Ceramics and Metallurgy. I am convinced that this book will stimulate further research and development in the field of ceramics.
V. LORENZELLI
ADVANCES IN PHASE Edited by J. D. Embury Pergamon Press, Oxford, 300 pp. Hard cover, Est.
TRANSITIONS and G. R. Purdy 1988 50.00.
In the fall of 1987, the members of the Department
of Materials Science and Engineering
at McMaster organised a Symposium on Advances in Phase Transitions in honour of their distinguished colleague John Samuel Kirkaldy, as part of McMaster University’s Centennial celebrations. In the past three decades, Jack Kirkaldy has contributed
much to both the basic understanding
of diffusive transport and phase transitions, and to the application of this understanding and optimisation
of phase transitions in the heat treatment
to the control
of steel and other areas of technological
import. The program attempted speakers of international of theoretical
to cover a broad range of fundamental issues and attracted a number of
repute. The present volume records the presentations
and experimental
and indicates the range
approaches which have been developed in the area of phase transfor-
mations will continue to play a central role in the understanding
and control of the structures of ad-
vanced materials.
V. LORENZELLI
V. LORENZELLI
ADVANCES IN PHASE Edited by J. D. Embury Pergamon Press, Oxford, 300 pp. Hard cover, Est.
TRANSITIONS and G. R. Purdy 1988 50.00.
In the fall of 1987, the members of the Department
of Materials Science and Engineering
at McMaster organised a Symposium on Advances in Phase Transitions in honour of their distinguished colleague John Samuel Kirkaldy, as part of McMaster University’s Centennial celebrations. In the past three decades, Jack Kirkaldy has contributed
much to both the basic understanding
of diffusive transport and phase transitions, and to the application of this understanding and optimisation
of phase transitions in the heat treatment
to the control
of steel and other areas of technological
import. The program attempted speakers of international of theoretical
to cover a broad range of fundamental issues and attracted a number of
repute. The present volume records the presentations
and experimental
and indicates the range
approaches which have been developed in the area of phase transfor-
mations will continue to play a central role in the understanding
and control of the structures of ad-
vanced materials.
V. LORENZELLI