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Second International Symposium on Advanced materials for fluid machinery : 26 February 2004, IMechE Headquarters, London, UK
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IMechE conference transactions ; 2004-1
Publication Information:
Bury St. Edmunds, UK : Professional Engineering Publishing for the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 2004
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9781860584411
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At head of title: IMechE event transactions
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Summary

Summary

A collection of papers from an IMechE event held in February 2004. Materials are critical to the safety, reliability, performance and total life cycle costs of machines, and are therefore of great importance to both users and suppliers.

The papers in this volume review:

The increasing availability and improvements of superior materials over the last decade, moving from niche markets to a wide field of applications The advancement of materials from the experimental stage to the point where they can make real contributions to machine life and reliability New developing or nontraditional materials which have real potential for future reduction in life cycle costs of fluid machinery.

Advanced Materials for Fluid Machinery will be of value to all those involved in materials for fluid machinery, including manufacturers and users, material suppliers, refurbishers, contractors, consultants, materials specialists and researchers.


Author Notes

The IMechE is the United Kingdom's qualifying body for mechanical engineers and the home of mechanical engineers for over 150 years. Around 75,000 engineers world-wide are members.


Table of Contents

R Francis and L M PhillipsC McCaulB Germaine and P Meuter and W DuchtingS A SmithD A Sarin and O A Majamaki and J K Kuokkanen and A G SheardS R GibsonA Neville and V A D Souza and L M Phillips and P A Smith and P Gourdji and H W WangR J K WoodM Hedges
S965/001/2004 Developments in the use of stainless steels for pumps and valvesp. 1
S965/002/2004 A cavitation-resistant casting alloy for pumps--status after ten years' commercial usep. 15
S965/003/2004 Applications of advanced materials in centrifugal pumpsp. 29
S695/004/2004 Using polymer composite wear materials in centrifugal pumpsp. 47
S965/005/2004 Centrifugal compressor redesign utilizing carbon fibre composite impellersp. 67
S965/006/2004 Chemically formed ceramic coatingsp. 83
S965/007/2004 Meeting the challenges in pump durability by advanced surface engineeringp. 95
S965/008/2004 Challenges of living with erosion-corrosionp. 113
S965/009/2004 Laser Engineered Net Shaping--technology, applications, and opportunities in fluid machineryp. 133
Authors' Indexp. 145
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