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Apr 27, 2024
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ME 521 - Science of Engineering Materials3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits Course Description The structure and solid-state reaction in single and multiphase materials under equilibrium and nonequilibrium conditions are covered. Elastic, plastic and viso-elastic behavior of materials are analyzed. Material systems, service stability, failure of materials and the selection of materials are considered. (prereq: PH 2010, CH 200, or equivalent) Course Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Be familiar with typical properties and common engineering applications of broad categories of materials (metals, polymers, ceramics, composites)
- Identify needed material property data for various applications
- Understand the underlying principles involved in the processing/heat treatment of several materials
- Understand the role of diffusion in the processing and use of engineering materials
Prerequisites by Topic
- Introductory Solid State Chemistry
- Basic mechanical principles
Course Topics
- Classification of Materials (1 hour)
- Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Materials (3 hours)
- Bonding and Structure in materials (metals, ceramics and polymers), including defects and imperfections (3 hours)
- Atomic movement (diffusion) in crystalline solids (2 hours)
- Polymer based materials: composition, structure, properties (3 hours)
- Ceramic materials, composition and properties (3 hours)
- Laboratory Demonstration (microscopy, tensile testing) (2 hours)
- Strengthening methods for metals (4 hours)
- Phase diagrams in metals (2 hours)
- Precipitation strengthening in Aluminum alloys (2 hours)
- Properties and heat treating of steel (3 hours)
- Review and Exam (2 hours)
Coordinator Matt Panhans
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