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Unlock the secrets of metal manipulation with “Heat Treatment of Metals” by Zakharov (ISBN: 9788123906010). This comprehensive guide explores the art and science of heat treatment, covering essential techniques for enhancing metal properties. Perfect for engineers, metallurgists, and students, this book provides practical knowledge and theoretical insights to master heat treatment processes and optimize material performance. From annealing to quenching, discover the transformative power of heat in shaping metal’s destiny.
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Harshit Kumar –
Okay, but I’ve read better books on this topic. It’s not bad, but not exceptional.
Abhay Singh –
The book offers a comprehensive exploration. A must have for those seeking in depth learning.
Ashish Kumar –
A well-written guide. It’s really good for metallurgy students. It contains lots of useful knowledge
Atharv Jain –
A bit too theoretical. I wished for more hands-on advice. Good for basic knowledge.
Hitesh Bhatia –
This is the best book for learning heat treatment. Everything is explained in simple steps. Must Buy!!
Ashutosh Kumar Singh –
The book is comprehensive, but I found it a little dry and technical. Still, it’s a useful reference.
Shelly –
Zakharov’s book is a solid resource. Clear explanations and helpful diagrams. Highly recommended.
Divyank Kantilal Agarwal –
An incredibly informative resource. The book provides a deep dive into the subject.
Parjeet Singh –
Essential reading for anyone in metallurgy. The author had done a really good job.
Garv Dave –
The book had some good points, but the writing style wasn’t always engaging. Content is good, though.
Isha Choudhary –
Excellent coverage of the basics! It helped me understand the core concepts. A great book!
Vishal –
Good foundational knowledge. The diagrams are very helpful. I am giving it
Rahul Raj –
Helpful resource for engineers, easy to understand. The book is well formatted.
Shreya N –
Not bad, but I expected more practical examples. Theory is good, but application is key.
Ankit Maurya –
It wasn’t bad, but the book could benefit from more clarity in certain chapters.
Somya Sahoo –
It has some valuable information, but could use a more modern update.
Shelly –
A decent overview of heat treatment, but felt a bit outdated in some areas. Good for beginners though.
Rushali Arya –
A bit dense and hard to follow at times. Needs more real-world applications.