Teach Yourself Phase Diagrams

Teach Yourself Phase Diagrams

H.R. Shercliff, G.J. McShane and D.G. Delamore.

(Adapted from Materials: Engineering, Science, Processing and Design,
by M.F. Ashby, H.R. Shercliff and D. Cebon)

You should work through the resource online, answering the relevant examples paper questions when prompted.
This structured resource uses sections of illustrated text (in PDF) and animations (in Powerpoint) to lead you
through the core concepts and applications of phase diagrams in Engineering. A complete PDF of the same content
may be downloaded from the website - this may be useful for later revision, but follow the animations first time
through. Each section builds on what has come before, so you must complete each set of exercises to consolidate your
understanding, before proceeding to the next topic.

This resource uses Scribd to display the PDF files and Powerpoint animations within the Webpages.
First make sure you view the Webpages in full screen. On some displays, you may need to scroll down
to see the full Scribd window. Note that this window can be controlled via various icons located at the
top and bottom of the window - e.g. to zoom in, or to display just the Scribd content in full screen mode.