steelTalks is a monthly series on topics of interest to the global steel community. The lectures are presented in a webinar format with a guest lecturer. This steelTalks will give an overview of how stainless steels are produced and the growth potential in applications. The lecture will also differentiate the different types of stainless steel and address how the industry is addressing the sustainability credentials of stainless steel.
Description
Stainless steel is critical to the world economy and seen in everyday use. From cutlery and cookware for daily meals, to surgical tools necessary for saving lives, to transportation, architecture, and more.
This steelTalks will give an overview of how stainless steels are produced and the growth potential in applications.
The lecture will also differentiate the different types of stainless steel and address how the industry is addressing the sustainability credentials of stainless steel.
Further, the role of the International Stainless Steel Forum in advancing the knowledge and application of stainless steel will be addressed.
Course content
Learning Outcomes
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Can explain the primary raw materials (such as recycled stainless steel scrap, nickel, and chromium), basic metallurgy concepts, and an overview of common stainless steel production methods.1
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Often contributes to research and development efforts, driving advancements in stainless steel technology.4
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Demonstrates in-depth knowledge of alloy design and can tailor stainless steel properties for specific applications.3
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Demonstrates extensive experience and expertise in all aspects of stainless steel production, including alloy development, process innovation, and sustainability practices.4
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