Theory of transformations in steel

[@PCMcGee1]

What an amazing resource! Thank you for making this available to us

[@bhadeshia123]

You are very welcome. There is more available freely at www.phase-trans.msm.cam.ac.uk/

[@tanerozdal1602]

Thank you for the book Prof. Bhadeshia

[@bhadeshia123]

You are welcome. There are more freely available teaching resources at www.phase-trans.msm.cam.ac.uk/teaching.html

[@Takeshi_Mart]

Unbelievable!　Thank you so much!

[@bhadeshia123]

Enjoy. And thank you for your interest.

[@HyunseokOh]

It is wonderful, Prof. Bhadeshia. Thank you. Even though I already possess a hard copy :), I will encourage my students to download and study the book.

[@bhadeshia123]

You are a scholar - thank you for your deep interest in steels.

[@ShalomEthiopiaS]

Thank you Prof., It is a great book🙏

[@bhadeshia123]

Really pleased you like it, thank you.

[@micktheweld]

Thank you very much.

[@bhadeshia123]

You are welcome!

[@SotraEngine4]

Terrific news! If the book is as good as the Steel book (one of the most used books during my master's thesis) then it is a very good book

[@bhadeshia123]

I am so delighted with your message! The Theory book is mostly aimed for research because of the depth of treatment, but I can understand that if you have studied the "Steels" book, as you have, then you would want more. Please enjoy, and best regards, Harry

[@lavina58]

Thanks 👍😊🙌

[@bhadeshia123]

You are very welcome.

[@ldopa1457]

Is this alchemy

[@bhadeshia123]

Though we are not aiming to transmute elements.

[@subhradeeppaul2869]

Where can i get the book?

[@bhadeshia123]

Use the link at the end of the video, or in the description below the video (free download)