Non-Aerospace Applications of Titanium
"Non-Aerospace Applications of Titanium" by P.G. Allen, published in 1998, is a technical publication that focuses on the uses of titanium and its alloys outside of the aerospace industry.
Focus on Non-Aerospace Uses:
The book specifically addresses the applications of titanium in industries other than aerospace. This is significant because titanium, while well-known for its use in aircraft and spacecraft, has diverse applications in various sectors.
Materials Science and Engineering:
It delves into the materials science and engineering aspects of titanium, including its properties, processing, and applications. It is a publication that has stemmed from the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, which confirms the technical nature of the publication.
Industry Applications:
The book likely covers the use of titanium in industries such as:
Chemical processing.
Medical implants.
Automotive.
Marine applications.
And other industrial uses.
Technical Content:
Given its publication by the Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, it is a publication containing technical papers, and information. It is a record of the proceedings of a symposium, and therefore contains the latest research, and industrial practices, at the time of publication.
1998 Context:
The 1998 publication date places the book within a specific period of titanium technology. Therefore the information contained, reflects the technological practices of that period.
Hardback Format:
The hardback format indicates that this is a technical reference book.
In essence, "Non-Aerospace Applications of Titanium" is a technical resource that explores the diverse uses of titanium outside of the aerospace industry, providing valuable information for engineers, scientists, and industry professionals.
Edited By P G Allen
Hardback from 1998
Excellent Used Condition - see Images. Please Note: Name written on inside cover - see images
