Non-Ferrous Alloys
Description
A technical course describing the production, features and applications of Aluminium, Copper, Nickel & Titanium alloys.
The course will provide you with a full understanding of the characteristics of a range of commonly-used non-ferrous alloys, how they are produced and the industrial applications to which they are suited.
Who should attend?
This course has been designed for industry professionals engaged in the supply, processing and applications of non-ferrous alloys. It will be of interest to recent graduates, designers, engineers, buyers and sales personnel working in or supplying the aerospace, defence, nuclear, power generation, offshore, chemical, oil and gas, automotive and other industry sectors.
How to book
Metallurgy courses are delivered online depending upon sufficient enrolment. Interested participants are encouraged to contact cpd@amrctraining.co.uk to receive further information.
Course content - Non-Ferrous Alloys
- Non-Ferrous Metals and Alloys
- Extraction
- Bayer
- Hall-Heroult
- Recycling
- Wrought standards
- Numbering system
- Temper designations
- Cast alloys
- Numbering
- Wrought alloys
- Phase diagram and heat treatment
- Dislocations/particles
- Working
- Casting processes
- Corrosion
- Extraction
- Classifications
- Unalloyed
- Low alloys
- High alloys
- Brasses
- Bronzes
- Aluminium bronzes
- Silicon bronzes
- Beryllium copper
- Cupro-Nickel
- Properties
- Extraction
- Titanium alloys
- Effect of alloying additions
- Heat treatment
- Corrosion
- Grades
- Forming and shaping
- Welding
- Uses
- Extraction
- Nickel alloys
- Some specific alloys
- Corrosion
- Superalloys
- Superalloys, heat treatment
- Welding
- Typical applications
