Failure Analysis of Engineering Materials

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• Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Mechanical Aspects and Macroscopic Fracture-Surface Orientation Chapter 3: Fracture Mechanisms and Microfractographic Features Chapter 4: Fracture Modes and Macrofractographic Features Chapter 5: Failure Analysis of Composites Chapter 6: Electronic Failure Analysis Chapter 7: Case Studies Appendix A: Temperature Conversions Appendix B: Metric Conversion Factors Appendix C: Converting Common Units from the English to the Metric (SI) Appendix D: Rockwell C and B Hardness Numbers for Steel Appendix E: The Relations Between ASTM Grain Size and Average Grain "Diameter" Appendix F: Comments on Magnification Markers Appendix G: Acronyms Used in Electronic Failure Analysis Index