Handbook of Aluminum: Vol. 1: Physical Metallurgy and Processes
Edited by George E. Totten, D. Scott MacKenzie
1310 pages.
BRIEF CONTENTS
Part One – ALUMINUM PHYSICAL METALLURGY AND ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES
- Introduction to Aluminum
- Properties of Pure Aluminum
- Physical Metallurgy and the Effect of Alloying Additions in Aluminum Alloys
- Recrystallization and Grain Growth
- Hardening, Annealing, and Aging
- Residual Stress and Distortion
Part Two – PROCESSING OF ALUMINUM
- Rolling of Aluminum
- Extrusion
- Aluminum Welding
- Casting Design
- Modeling of the Filling, Solidification, and Cooling of Shaped Aluminum Castings
- Castings
- Molten Metal Processing
- Shaping by Pulling from the Melt
- Low-g Crystallization for High-Tech Castings
- Designing for Aluminum Forging
- Forging
- Sheet Forming of Aluminum Alloys
- Heat Treating Processes and Equipment
- Quenching
- Machining
- Superplastic Forming
- Aluminum Chemical Milling
- Powder Metallurgy
Some usuful figures from this book
The flow-sheet of the Bayer process of production of alumina from bauxite [Introduction in Aluminum, Fig. 7]
Flow-sheet for production of aluminium from alumina [Introduction in Aluminum, Fig. 6]
Super-purity aluminium refining furnace [Introduction in Aluminum, Fig. 11]
Hot strip casting and rolling mills for aluminium alloys (Mannesmann Demag AG, 1992)
[Rolling aluminum, Fig. 1]
Cold rolling mills for aluminium alloys (Mannesmann Demag AG, 1992)
[Rolling aluminum, Fig. 7]
Mechanisms of oil entrainment during cold- and foil-rolling
[Rolling of Aluminum, Fig. 17]
