The ability of a material to tolerate localized permanent deformation, such as indentation, is characterized by its hardness. Cutting, abrasion, penetrating, and scratching can…
The stress level below which an unlimited number of loading cycles can be given to material without inducing fatigue failure is known as the…
Material mechanical properties are intensive attribute of some material, meaning it is a physical characteristic independent of the material’s quantity. These quantitative characteristics can…
A furnace, often known as a heater, is a device that uses the combustion of a fuel source to produce thermal energy in a…
There is no way to avoid chip generation in metal cutting and machining processes. These chips can come in a variety of shapes and…
Today, the use of fiber-reinforced plastics in products and applications has dramatically high due to their various properties. They are relatively a new class…
There are various types of metals out-there suitable for specific applications. Even though metals are made by mining ore from within the earth. They…
Both metals and non-metals are very common materials that are widely used by humans. In fact, without these materials surviving would have been hard…
In solid materials, residual stress is stresses that remain in them after their original cause of stress is removed. Residual stress can be useless…