Metallurgy for Non-Metallurgists
Four half days
Online Price: £950
AMRC Training Centre
cpd@amrctraining.co.uk
0114 222 9958
Description
This online metallurgy for non-metallurgists course aims to provide a sound understanding of the scientific principles of metallurgy and how to apply them to specify and process metals in an industrial context.
Learning outcomes of the course:
- Understanding of the metallurgical principles of phase diagrams, crystallography and manipulation of microstructures to achieve desirable properties
- Selection of tailoring of alloys to suit a range of end applications
- Familiarity with all aspects of the production, processing and finishing of metal products
- Understanding of test methods, specifications and product standards
Who should attend?
This course is aimed at professionals who work in the production, processing, specification, design, fabrication or selling of metals. The course is suited to, for example, production, technical, quality control, product design and marketing and sales professionals. Some prior knowledge of basic metallurgical principles, however, would be beneficial.
Book nowCourse content - Metallurgy for non-metallurgists
- Introduction to materials
- Solid Solution Strength
- Grain Size Strength
- Precipitation Hardening
- Dislocation Hardening
- Casting
- Working
- Alloying Elements
- Austenite - Ferrite/Pearlite transformation
- Bainite
- Martensite
- Defined temperatures
- Time Temperature Transformation diagrams (TTT)
- Continuous Cooling Transformation curves (CCT)
- Types of heat treatment
- Homogenisation
- Solution treatment
- Full anneal
- Normalising
- Subcritical anneal
- Spheroside anneal
- Quenching and tempering
- Secondary hardening
- Hardenability
- Martempering
- Austempering
- Austenitic
- Ferritic
- Martensitic
- Duplex
- Precipitation Hardening
- Sensitisation
- Titanium
- Extraction
- Titanium alloys
- Effect of alloying additions
- Heat treatment
- Corrosion
- Grades
- Uses
- Nickel
- Extraction
- Nickel alloys
- Aluminium
- Extraction
- Bayer
- Hall-heroult
- Recycling
- Aluminiumalloys
- International standards
- Heat treatment
- Copper and copper alloys
- Brasses
- Bronzes
- Phosphor bronze
- Aluminium bronzes
- Casting Processes
- Lost Wax
- Sand Casting
- Die Casting
- Forging
- Welding
- Seam and Spot Welding
- Friction Stir Welding
- Manual Metal Arc (MMA)
- Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG)
- Submerged Arc Welding
- Metal Inert Gas (MIG)
- Welding Problems
- Tensile tests
- Charpy test
- Hardness test
- Brinell
- Vickers
- Rockwell
- Rebound tests
- Knoop
- Scratch tests
- Conversion tables
- Fatigue testing
- Creep testing
- Materials selection
- Microscopic corrosion cells
- Types of corrosion
- Coatings
- Failure modes
- Case studies