This Materials Selection By Failure Mode eBook from 3D-LABS is written for engineers and students who want a clear, practical reference they can apply immediately.
Materials Selection by Failure Mode — A Designer’s Guide covers materials selection driven by failure mode analysis — fatigue, creep, corrosion, wear, brittle fracture, and high-temperature degradation — using Ashby charts, Goodman diagrams, and code-specified property requirements for engineering design decisions.
What standards does this book reference?
ASME II Part D (material properties for pressure vessels), IS 2062:2011 (structural steel grades E250-E550), ASTM A240/SA240 (stainless steel for pressure vessels), ASME VIII Div 2 Part 3 (material specification requirements), and NACE MR0103/ISO 17945 (corrosion rate classification for process environments).
What fatigue life prediction method is used?
Stress-life (S-N) Marin equation: Se = ka x kb x kc x kd x ke x Se-prime, where Se-prime = 0.504 x Sut for Sut less than 1400 MPa (the unmodified endurance limit). Surface finish factor ka (machined: 0.9-0.95, as-cast: 0.4-0.8), size factor kb (0.85 for d greater than 50 mm), load factor kc (0.7 for torsion). Modified Goodman criterion: sigma-a/Se + sigma-m/Sut = 1 for infinite life boundary.
What corrosion-resistant material selection content is included?
Galvanic series for marine and process environments. NACE MR0103/ISO 17945 corrosion rate classification: less than 0.1 mm/year (mild), 0.1-0.5 mm/year (moderate), greater than 0.5 mm/year (severe). Pitting Resistance Equivalent Number: PREN = Cr + 3.3 x Mo + 16 x N. Super duplex 2507 PREN = 43 (seawater service), standard duplex 2205 PREN = 36, 316L stainless PREN = 23.
How do I access this book after purchase?
eBook PDF: Instant download via email and 3D-LABS dashboard. Paper Book: Printed and shipped to India.
What’s Included
An instant PDF download covering the core concepts, practical examples, and key references — ready to read on any device.

