A vintage engineering book: Fundamental Engineering Metallurgy by G. Langslow, Bsc. Published by Auckland Technical Institute, 1964 This is a book about the science and technology of metals, encompassing both the production and engineering of metal components. It covers the physical and chemical behaviour of metallic elements, their compounds, and alloys. The book likely delves into the principles and practices of metallurgy, potentially including topics like materials science, metalworking processes, and the application of metals in various industries. Engineering metallurgy is a specialised field within materials science and engineering that focuses on the study, development, and processing of metals and alloys. It encompasses the entire life cycle of metals, from extraction from ores to their transformation into usable products, with a strong emphasis on understanding their properties and optimising manufacturing processes. Metallurgical engineers work to create new alloys, improve existing ones, and develop efficient and sustainable methods for metal production and utilisation.

Rare and collectible. Softcover in good condition for its age. See my other vintage books.

Hardcover book in good used condition. See photos for details.

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