Computers in Materials Technology

Session 1 Materials Selection including Computer Databanks of Metals and Polymers Invited Lecture Computerized Materials Properties Storage Retrieval and Use A Data Bank for Small and Medium-Sized Industries Computer-Aided Materials Selection DiscussionSession II Heat Treatment and Hardenability Control of Steels Invited Lecture Computerized Control of Alloy Steel Making and Heat Treatment How, Why and When Will the Computed Quench Simulation Be Useful for Steel Heat Treaters Computer-Based Models for Quenching Contribution to the Calculation of the Transformation Behavior of Steel Calculation of Carbon and Nitrogen Profiles in Carburizing and Carbonitriding DiscussionSession III Alloy Design and Composite Materials Design Invited Lecture Quantitative Microstructural Engineering in the Design of Steels The Need for Computer Calculations in the Applications of Advanced Fiber Composites DiscussionSession IV Quantitative Metallography Invited Lecture Digital Image Analysis in Quantitative Metallography Image Analysis with a plus The Inclusion Size Distribution - A Key Parameter in Quantitative Metallography by Image Analysis Computer Aided Modeling of Volume Fraction Determination On the Use of Computer Supported Metallography Derivation of Stereological Relationships by Computer Synthesis of Microstructures The Quantitative Metallography of Weld Metal Microstructures DiscussionSession V Phase Diagram Calculations Invited Lecture Computer-Operated Methods of Calculating Phase Equilibria Thermodynamic Equilibria Calculations in the System Si-Al-C-B-Zr-O-N-Ar DiscussionSession VI General Session Assessment of Elevated Temperature Strength Data for the Determination of Design Stress Values A Computer-Controlled System for Constant Amplitude Fatigue Testing DiscussionAuthor IndexSubject Index