Testing of engineering materials
By: by Carl W. Muhlenbruch...
Contributors: State University College at Buffalo. Dept. of Art Conservation.
Publisher: D. Van Nostrand company, inc.
Published: 1944
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 200
Subjects: Building materials -- Testing.; Engineering -- Laboratory manuals.; Strength of materials.
Genres: Laboratory manuals.
Other titles: Art Conservation Department Library
Description: Teaches the physical properties of those materials commonly used in engineering design, their applications based on such properties, and their limitations.
Notes: "Designed for a one-semester course."- Pref.

Art Conservation Department Library.
Table of contents: value: Testing of engineering materials; value: Conducting laboratory experiments and instructions for writing reports; value: Experiments : Testing machines-their use and calibration; value: The stress-strain diagram for mild steel; value: The effect of carbon content upon the properties of steel; value: Shear, tension, compression, and cold-bend tests of metals; value: Flexural test of a wood beam; value: Torsion tests of ductile and brittle materials; value: Impact tests of ductile and brittle materials; value: The properties of gray, white, and malleable iron; value: Tension test of non-ferrous metals; value: The physical properties of laminated plastics; value: Hardness testing; value: The physical properties of concrete; value: Column tests; value: Strain gages and their use; value: Tension, compression and shear tests of wood; value: Effect of moisture upon the flexural properties of wood; value: Test of a helical spring; value: Flexural tests of ductile and brittle materials.