FALL 2008
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MEEG 658
Metals and Alloys
Metals show up everywhere and, although they may not be under the
media spotlight as much as composites, nanotubes or ceramics, they have achieved dramatic
performance improvements over the last few years. The course will concentrate
on providing an introduction to the principal families of modern engineering
metals and alloys. We shall examine:
- What makes a metal a metal?
- Properties: mechanical, electrical, physical
- Structures
- Physical Metallurgy
- Processing
The second part of the course will look in detail at the following specific
metallic systems:
- Alloy Steels
- Light Metals
- Intermetallics such as Nickel Aluminides, Titanium
Aluminides
- Biocompatible alloys
- Superalloys
- Metal matrix composites
Prerequisites: MSEG 302 & MEEG 321 or equivalent.
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