Introduction to Steel
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Introduction to Steel

Master the basics of steel types, properties, and production in this interactive metallurgy foundation course.

Ferrous Metallurgy
Introduction to Steel
Ferrous Metallurgy
TenarisUniversity
TenarisUniversity

Ferrous Metallurgy

Introduction to Steel

Full Code

MET0100205

Module Type

Exam

Description

Short description:
Learn the fundamentals of steel properties, alloy types, and safe usage in this interactive technical training course.

Long description:
This module offers an in-depth introduction to the foundational principles, terminology, and processes involved in steel production. Learners will explore the properties of steel, historical evolution, and the core stages of production from raw materials to finished steel forms. Using interactive content and structured activities, learners will examine various types of steel, their composition, and how physical properties influence industrial applications. Quizzes and scenario-based prompts ensure engagement with real-world usage. Ideal as a foundational unit in metallurgy or industrial manufacturing tracks.

What you will learn

- Identify major types of steel and explain their compositional differences and applications.
- Describe the sequential stages of steel production from ironmaking to finishing.
- Interpret key terminology related to steel properties and processing (e.g., tensile strength, ductility, alloying).
- Apply safety principles in identifying hazards in the steel production process.

Module content
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Learning Outcomes

  • Recognises the key stages of steel production, such as smelting, refining, casting and rolling.
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  • Understands the basics of metallurgy, including the structure and properties of metals.
    4

  • Basic functions of steelmaking units: BF, BOF, EAF, coke ovens, and associated hazards.
    4

  • Identifies common steel products and their general uses (e.g., rebar, coils, plates).
    4

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