last modified 05/12/2005

Module code: MS4101

Module name: Production of Materials

This concerns a Module

In the program of  MSc Materials Science and Engineering

EC (European Credits): 3 (1 EC concerns a work load of 28 hours)

Faculty of Mechanical, Maritime and Materials Engineering

Department of Materials Science and Engineering

Lecturer 1: Prof. Ir. Laurens Katgerman (Aluminium Production)

Tel.: 015 - 27 82249

Lecturer 2: Dr. Roumen Petrov (Steel Production)

 

Lecturer 3:      

Catalog data: Aluminium and Steel Production

     

Course year:

MSc 1st year

Course language:

English

 

 

Semester:

 

Hours per week:

4

Other hours:

 

Assessment:

Written

Assessment period:

 

(see academic calendar)

 

Prerequisites (Module codes): MS3021 (Metals Science); MS4011 (Mechanical Properties)

 

Follow up (Module codes): MS3411 (Metals Processing)

 

Detailed description of topics: Casting Technology of (semi)-continuous casting of aluminium alloys; Hot rolling technology of steels; Insight in metallurgical processes during casting of aluminium alloys and hot rolling of steels

 

Course material:

  • Syllabus Continuous Casting of Aluminium Alloys (made available on Blackboard)
  • Selected papers and review articles from literature (made available on Blackboard)
  • Lecture notes made available through Blackboard after class.

 

References from literature:  J.Beddoes, M.J. Bibby, “Principles of Metal Manufacturing Processes”, Arnold, ISBN 0340 73162 1

Remarks assessment, entry requirements, etc.: Oral examination possible only in special circumstances (after two seriously attempted written exams).

Learning goals:

After passing the course, the student will be able to...

·          Understand relationship between process parameters and microstructure and their properties

·          Be able to apply those relationships

·          Be able to link the relationships to material models

·          To identify steps to optimise process conditions with regard to quality, properties and energy consumption

Computer use:

None

Laboratory project(s):

None

Design content:

None