Building blocks for metallurgical success
Building blocks for metallurgical success

This course we will work through the key metallurgical principles that underpin successful metallurgical outcomes in steel, necessary for optimum material selection, optimum material processing and the production of the correct microstructure and mechanical properties

Ferrous Metallurgy
Building blocks for metallurgical success
Ferrous Metallurgy
Materials Processing Institute
Materials Processing Institute

Ferrous Metallurgy

3 hours
3 lessons
9/10 (1)
21

Description

Learning outcomes:

Understanding of key crystal structures
Understanding of allotropic behaviour of iron
Role of carbon on microstructures formed
How equilibrium phase diagrams are used and their limitations
Equilibrium microstructures formed in steel
How time-temperature-transformation diagrams are constructed, how they indicate the non-equilibrium microstructures formed in steel
How cooling influences microstructures formed and the importance of the critical cooling rate
Factors that affect time-temperature-transformations, role of carbon, grain size and alloying elements
Definition of key mechanical properties, how mechanical properties are related to microstructure and chemistry
Definition of metal deformation and the role of dislocations
Introduction to the four main strengthening mechanisms in steel in which dislocation movement is impeded

Course content

Cristal structures and phase diagrams - MET0101MP205
EN PL FR RO
Time temperature and continuous cooling transformation diagrams - MET0101MP210
EN PL FR RO
Strengthening mechanisms in steel - MET0101MP215
EN

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