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_aReddy, A. Venugopal, _eauthor. _9838401 |
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_aInvestigation of aeronautical and engineering component failures / _cA. Venugopal Reddy. |
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_aBoca Raton, FL : _bCRC Press, _c[2004] |
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_a348 pages : _billustrations ; _c24 cm |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
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_tArt and Science of Failure Analysis -- _tQualities of a Failure Analyst -- _tEthics in Failure Analysis -- _tTools and Techniques -- _tTools in Failure Analysis -- _tTechniques in Failure Analysis -- _tVisual Examination -- _tNondestructive Testing -- _tFractography -- _tMicroanalysis -- _tChemical Analysis -- _tMicrostructural Examination -- _tMechanical Testing -- _tAnalysis and Interpretation of Experimental Data -- _tFracture Feature Analysis -- _tIntergranular Fracture -- _tCreep and Stress Rupture -- _tLiquid Embrittlement -- _tHeat Cracks -- _tEmbrittlement -- _tIntergranular Corrosion -- _tStress Corrosion Cracking and Hydrogen-Induced Failures -- _tTransgranular Fracture -- _tDuctile Fracture -- _tBrittle Fracture: Quasi-Cleavage -- _tBrittle Fracture: Cleavage -- _tFatigue -- _tTransgranular Stress Corrosion Cracking -- _tCorrosion-Induced Failures -- _tWear-Related Failures -- _tDeficiencies in Design and Material Selection -- _tDesign Concepts and Concerns -- _tStress Raisers -- _tResidual Stresses -- _tMaterial Selection -- _tManufacturing Defects -- _tMelting and Teeming Defects -- _tCasting Defects -- _tMetal Working Defects -- _tInherited Defects -- _tGenerated Defects -- _tHeat Treatment Defects -- _tInternal Stresses and Quench Cracks -- _tTempered Martensite Embrittlement and Temper Embrittlement -- _tDefects Generated in Finishing Operations -- _tOperational and Maintenance Defects -- _tMaintenance Defects -- _tFailures Due to Improper Material Selection and Heat Treatment -- _tFailure of Emitting Electrodes of an Electrostatic Precipitator -- _tFailure of Impellers of a High-Pressure Water Pump. |
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_tFailure of a Track Shoe of an Infantry Combat Vehicle -- _tFailure of a Draw Hook of a Railway Car -- _tFailure of a 30-mm Armor-Piercing Shell -- _tRecommendations -- _tFailure of the Balancing Gear Rod of a Gun Carriage -- _tExperimental Results -- _tFailure of a Gigli Saw -- _tFailure of the Camshaft of a Combat Vehicle Engine -- _tFatigue Failures -- _tFailure of First-Stage Compressor Blades of an Aeroengine -- _tFailure of Third-Stage Compressor Blades of an Aeroengine -- _tFailure of the High-Pressure Turbine Blades of an Aeroengine -- _tFailure of the Fuel Pipes of a Jet Engine -- _tFailure of the Impeller of a Turbo Starter -- _tFailure of the Landing Gear Component of an Aircraft -- _tSpalling of the Work Roll of a Cold Rolling Mill -- _tExperimental Results -- _tFailure of the Main Gear Box Pinion of a Helicopter -- _tFailure of the Bevel Gear of an Aeroengine Gear Box -- _tFailures Due to Embrittlement -- _tDelayed Cracking of Maraging Steel Billets -- _tFailure of Large-Caliber Gun Barrels -- _tRemedial Measures -- _tFailure of the Nose Fairing of an Aeroengine -- _tFailures Due to Overheating -- _tFailure of the HP Turbine Blade of an Aeroengine -- _tFailure of a Mounting Bolt of the Second-Stage NGV of an Aeroengine -- _tFailure of the Nozzle Guide Vane of an Aeroengine -- _tFailure of an Aeroengine Center Support Bearing -- _tFailure of a Drive Shaft -- _tFailure of the Center Main Bearing of an Aeroengine -- _tFailures Induced by Corrosion -- _tFailure of the Blow-off Vanes of an Aeroengine -- _tFailure of the Undercarriage Cylinder of an Aircraft. |
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_tFailure of the Flame Tube Retainer Bolts of an Aeroengine -- _tFailure of the Side Strut of a Helicopter -- _tFailure of Fourth-Stage Stator Casing Bolts -- _tFailure of the NGV Bolts of an Aircraft -- _tExfoliation Corrosion in an Aircraft Structural Member -- _tRemedial Measures -- _tFailure of a High-Pressure Oxygen Cylinder -- _tFailure of the Boiler Tube of a Thermal Power Station -- _tFailures Initiated by Wear -- _tFailure of a High-Pressure Turbine Rotor Blade -- _tFailure of the Reheater Tube of a 220-MW Coal-Fired Boiler. |
| 520 | _aFailure analysis has grown enormously in its scope and utility in recent years. Developments in materials characterization techniques have made the job of a failure analyst easier and more precise, but it still requires not only a strong background in materials science and engineering, but also practical experience -- or at least a strong understanding of past failures. Investigation of Aeronautical and Engineering Component Failures offers a systematic presentation of the principles, tools, and techniques of failure analysis and their use in identifying the root cause of failure. The first part of the book presents the technical intricacies of failure analysis, including important aspects of component design and material selection, the origin and control of various defects in metallic materials, and the operational abuses and maintenance deficiencies that often cause premature failures. The second part presents an array of classic case studies covering all of the commonly observed failure modes and causes in metallic components. The emphasis here is on the experimental approach, the interpretation of experimental results, and the logic involved in identifying the root cause of failure. Failure analysis can be a difficult, if not daunting, task. Author A. Venugopal Reddy's three decades of investigative experience brings not only authority to this presentation, but also a rare insight that will deepen your understanding and solidify your ability to effectively analyze real component failures. | ||
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