ASTM announces publication on bearing steel technologies.
Press Release Summary:
Available from ASTM International, STP 1524, Bearing Steel Technologies, 8th Volume includes 13 international peer-reviewed papers and recent research from bearing steelmakers, rolling bearing producers, and research and development institutes. Some topics include material and heat treatment design considerations, microstructure behavior in rolling contact, fatigue life prediction methodologies, and corrosion-resistant steel, and hydrogen effects in bearing steels.
Original Press Release:
ASTM International Announces New Technical Publication on Bearing Steel Technologies
W. CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa., -STP 1524, Bearing Steel Technologies, 8th Volume: Developments on Rolling Bearing Steels and Testing, is now available from ASTM International.
STP 1524 includes 13 international peer-reviewed papers that cover the latest information on bearing steel technologies and features recent research from bearing steelmakers, rolling bearing producers and research and development institutes. Topics covered include:
STP 1524, Bearing Steel Technologies, 8th Volume: Developments on Rolling Bearing Steels and Testing, is available in both print (252 pages; soft cover 6 x 9"; stock #: STP1524; ISBN: 978-0-8031-7510-5) and as an E-book (stock #: STP1524-EB; ISBN: 978-0-8031-8631-6) for $76.
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