Materials Science: Physical Metallurgy 2
What you'll learn
- To introduce you to the principles of metal alloys and physical metallurgy
Requirements
- You need to have passed secondary school physical science and maths. If not it is advisable that you do Physical Metallurgy 1
Description
Physical Metallurgy 2 covers the basics of metallic structure formation. It handles alloy formation and the basic solidification of alloys through the exploitation of a basic phase diagram. It then jumps to the iron/ iron-carbide/ graphite system and lays the foundation of an understanding of the metallurgy, processing and application of ferrous alloys.
Physical Metallurgy 2 lays the foundation for study of further physical metallurgical subjects, such as casting processes, steels and other industrial alloys, application of alloys, heat treatment, etc.
Further material is available, but not yet online.
Who this course is for:
- Persons working in metallurgical environments and want to pursue a career in physical metallurgy
- Young persons who want to explore this field of physical science and our physical world
Instructor
BSc Ing Met Hons (PRET) 5 year engineering degree in metallurgical engineering with 1 year post graduate. ECSA registered. SAIMM member.
DTO (UNISA) Diploma in tertiary education. 1 year.
42 years work experience. 20 years in industry and 22 year University Lecturing in Engineering Metallurgy.
Work experience as engineer and manager:
2 years in the steel industry. 4 years specialist roll making.
2 years heat treatment and chain manufacture.
12 year foundry industry.
Educational: Lecturing and developing courses:
5 years at Vaal Technikon (Now Vaal university of Technology)
17 years at Technikon Witwatersrand (Now University of Johannesburg)
Operate my own business MTC, since 1995, supplying engineering services and engineering simulation software and systems, NovaCast. Also offer courses in metallurgical engineering and other disciplines through our training company MIDRANDTEC.