COURSES

Heat Treatment and Surface Engineering of Metals

5

ECTS Credits

Lecturers
  • prof. dr. Bojan Podgornik
Programmes
  • None

Goals

The objective of the course is to train a student for R&D in the field of technologies of heat treatment and surface engineering of metallic materials, for selected applications. This objective is related to competences: modelling of processes and production management, gained knowledge will allow using scientific methods for solving complex scientific and research tasks, guidance of developmental and of research programmes, as also for development and use of new technology with the goal of revitalization and modernization of production, ability to carry out independent as well as team R&D work, ability to use the knowledge in practice, and partially also to the development of an integral way of thinking and the ability to communicate with experts from other disciplines and fields.

Curriculum

Phases and Structures: - Perlite, ferite, cementite and austenite, martesite and bainite. Transformation on heating: - Transformation, - Heat treatments to produce ferrite and pearlite, - Hardness and Hardenability, - Austenite in Steels. Tempering of Steels Special Heat Treatments and Deep Cryogenic Treatment: - Stainless Steels, - Tool and HSS Steels, - Cast Irons. Heat Treatment of non ferrous alloys Al, Cu, Mg, Ni and Ti Modification of surfaces: - Mechanical modification, - Surface hardening, - Thermo-chemical modification. Surface deposition processes: - Heat deposition, - Mechanical deposition, - Thermo-mechanical deposition, - Chemical deposition, - Electrochemical deposition, - Vapour deposition. Boundary Processes: - Ion Implantation, - Anodic oxidation, - Thermo-chemical diffusion deposition. Tribological contact - friction and wear mechanisms - characterization of contact surfaces - elastic and plastic tribological contact - contact stress-strain analysis - improvement of tribological properties of contact surfaces

Obligations

Completed second-cycle studies in natural sciences or engineering or completed second-cycle studies in other fields with proven knowledge of fundamentals in the field of this course (certificates, interview).

Examination

Literature and references

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