Shock Waves For Industrial Applications (materials Science And Process Technology)

This book provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and industrial applications of shock waves to materials fabrication and manufacturing processes. It covers metals and alloys, ceramics, and polymers either as powders or composites. It is aimed at the industrialist, managers of technology, manufacturers, and those involved in a host of manufacturing processes where shock wave fabrication may provide some novel approaches and new process insights. Content:• Front Matter • Preface • Table of Contents 1. Shock Wave Fundamentals: Effects on the Structure and Behavior of Engineering Materials 2. Shock Hardening and Strengthening 3. Explosive Forming and Material Working Applications 4. Process Parameters of Explosive Forming and Applications in the Automotive Industry 5. Explosion Welding: Parameters, Structures, Properties and Applications of Bimetals 6. Explosive Welding and Bonding of Multilaminates 7. Principles and Applications of Shock Wave Compaction and Consolidation of Powdered Materials 8. Explosive Shock Wave Consolidation of Metal and Ceramic Powders 9. Shock Wave Powder Compaction: State of the Art and Trends in the USSR 10. Shock Compaction and Consolidation of Non-Oxide Ceramic Powders as a Manufacturing Process 11. Shock Compaction and Consolidation of Polymer Powders 12. Shock Wave Sensitization, Shock-Induced Reactivity, and New Materials Fabrication 13. Fabrication of Novel, Bulk Superconductor Composites by Simultaneous Explosive Consolidation and Bonding • Index This handbook emphasizes the use of sythetic membranes for separations involving industrial or municipal process streams. The ten chapters are authored by some of the world's leading experts in the field of membrane science and technology. Discussions on theory, engineering aspects, membrane preparation and typical and projected applications of the various membrane processes are included