The aim of this book is to provide an introduction to the
increasingly exploited technology of Hot Isostatic Pressing
(HIPping). It is intended for two audiences. Firstly, the
manufacturing or design engineer who may not have a materials
science background, but who needs to develop an appreciation of the
scope of the HIPping process. Secondly, the engineering or
materials undergraduate who needs to understand how HIPping as a
modern manufacturing method can offer potential improvements to
material properties relative to more conventional techniques. In
view of the breadth of potential readership the text is written as
far as possible in such a way that technical terms are explained as
the reader goes along. There is little mathematics and the focus is
on discussing the principal issues. For the reader who wishes to
pursue the subject a further reading section has been compiled. For
the student, a number of worked examples are also provided. Most of
the worked examples are accessible to anyone with a good grasp of
A-level physics.
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