Edited Book on

Advances in 

Solid-State Welding and Processing of Metallic Materials

Dear Professors and Researchers,

We have been privileged to edit a book on "Advances in Solid-State Welding and Processing of Metallic Materials" that would be published by CRC Press, Taylor and Francis Group, USA. This book would cover practically the most important aspects and developments of solid-state welding and processing of metallic materials, including physical metallurgy, an overview of production technologies, alloy development, compositing, post-processing (heat treatment, surface engineering, bulk-deformation), and joining methodologies, to mention a few. 

We invite you to contribute a book chapter to the edited book in the above-mentioned areas of research. In addition, submissions relevant to research in the additive manufacturing of alloys are also welcome. The chapters are expected to be copiously presented with illustrations with detailed descriptions covering microstructural evolution, fractography, morphology of corroded and worn surface to enable an easy understanding of the mechanism. The book would serve as a comprehensive analytical repository for researchers, academicians, scientists, and engineers working on solid-state welding and processing of metallic materials. Hence, we request your contribution to this noble academic knowledge-sharing process.

Submission Details

Submission Guidelines

All chapters must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference.

• A full chapter describing the most important aspects and developments of solid-state welding and processing of metallic materials, including physical metallurgy, overview of production technologies, alloy development, compositing, post-processing (heat treatment, surface engineering, bulk-deformation), and joining methodologies

• The chapters are expected to be copiously presented with detailed descriptions covering microstructural evolution, fractography, corroded, and worn surface morphology to enable an easy understanding of the mechanism.

• Each chapter is limited to 4000 words and 10 figures

• Format: A4, Times New Roman, 12 Points

Link to download template: Chapter Template

Link to download guidelines: Chapter Guidelines

Editors