Recent Trends in Mechanical Engineering

Select Proceedings of INCOMAME 2024

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Beschrijving Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering: Recent Trends in Mechanical Engineering

This book presents select proceedings of the International Conference on Mechanical, Aerospace and Metallurgical Engineering (INCOMAME 2024). It covers the latest research and advancement in the area of mechanical engineering. Various topics covered in this book are thermodynamics, metallurgy, energy, manufacturing, nanomaterials and nano manufacturing, green and sustainable technology related to mechanical sciences, biomaterials, super-alloys and composites/nanocomposites, design engineering/mechanics, and many more. The book is useful for researchers and professionals in the fields of mechanical, metallurgy, materials, and aerospace engineering.

ISBN: 9789819536399
Pagina's: 415
Verschijnt: 12-06-2026
Serie: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering
Rubriek: Exacte wetenschappen/natuurwetenschappen

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Paperback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Springer Verlag, Singapore

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