What you'll learn

Understand what heat treatment is and the rationale for heat treatment
Understand the various quench media and their influence on steel properties
Understand the various microstructures in steel
Explain the various mechanical and release tests for steel and the typical results associated with different steel grades
Explain the practical application of steel grades, the industries they are used and for what components and applications
Have an understanding of alloying elements and their role in various steel grades

Requirements

None. A keen desire to learn about steel metallurgy
Suitable for those curious about the process of steel making and its uses
The course has been taught from first principles so as to make it easy for anyone to understand and set it apart from the complexity encountered in literature

Description

WHAT YOU GETIMN 101 - INDUSTRIAL METALLURGY FOR NUMPTIES (BASIC LEVEL METALLURGY)On completion for IMN 101, students should be able to:•Explain the various steel making processes (BOS, EAF, VAR etc.)•Understand the process of casting and rolling of steels (Ingots, blooms, reduction ratios etc.)•Explain the various steel finishing processes (Grinding, straightening, turning, sawing etc)•Differentiate amongst the various steel grades (Low C alloys, Stainless, PH, CrMos etc.)•Explain what alloys are and why they are used in steel making (Elements and their functions, cost consideration etc.)IMN 201 - INDUSTRIAL METALLURGY FOR NUMPTIES (INTERMEDIATE LEVEL METALLURGY)The course goals for IMN 201 are for students to be able to:•Differentiate between the various steel microstructures (Ferrite, Bainite, Pearlite etc.)•Understand the rationale and application of Heat Treatment (Achieve mech properties, for processing etc.)•Select various quench media and explain their effect on steel properties (WQ, QC, AC etc.)•Explain various mechanical tests and typical results for various steel grades (Hardness, Tensile, impacts etc.)•Understand the future uses of steel components ( Aerospace, automotive, Oil & gas etc.)WHOM IS THIS COURSE FOR•Anyone who is keen to learn about steel making and metallurgy in general•Technicians, Trainees who are new to the industry•Material and Metallurgy undergraduate students•Process and Product Metallurgists•Other professionals who interface with steel manufacturing companies

Who this course is for

students, researchers, graduates, new entrants into the industry
Undergraduate or Postgraduate students who are keen to understand process metallurgy
Useful for entrants into steel manufacturing industry such as Technicians and Trainees
Other professional who interface with steel manufacturing companies such as Finance, Business, HR etc
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