Mechanical Behavior of Materials

Capture the fundamentals and cutting-edge advances in the study of how materials respond under load with Mechanical Behavior of Materials, authored by Rajiv S. Mishra, Indrajit Charit, and Ravi Sankar Haridas. This authoritative text blends rigorous theory with practical insight, making it essential for students, researchers, and practicing engineers.

Explore clear, accessible explanations of elastic and plastic deformation, dislocation mechanics, fracture and fatigue behavior, creep at elevated temperatures, and the influence of microstructure on mechanical properties. The book bridges scales—from atomistic mechanisms to macroscopic performance—while emphasizing real-world applications in metals, alloys, composites, and emerging nanostructured materials. Detailed discussions of mechanical testing methods and interpretation of results help readers connect laboratory data to component design and reliability assessment.

Designed for material scientists and mechanical, aerospace, and civil engineers, this volume equips you to evaluate failure modes, optimize processing routes, and design components for durability and safety. Case studies and application-focused examples enhance practical understanding, making it an ideal reference for coursework, research projects, and industry problem-solving.

Whether you’re studying in India, the United States, Europe, or anywhere materials engineering is practiced, this book delivers the clarity and depth needed to advance your expertise. Add Mechanical Behavior of Materials to your professional library today to deepen your command of mechanical properties and drive better materials selection and design decisions. Order now to start transforming material behavior knowledge into engineering outcomes.

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