The structure of real metals
The crystalline structure of real metals is examined. The influence of point, linear, and surface defects on their structure and properties is demonstrated.
We invite you to the free online course "Materials Science in the Oil and Gas Industry." The course provides information on the structure and properties of metals, the fundamentals of alloy theory, and the theory of heat and thermochemical treatment. It covers the main production methods of carbon and alloy steels and cast irons, their classification, marking features, and applications.
Non-ferrous metals—aluminum, copper, titanium, and nickel—are covered. The course presents the classification, marking, and applications of alloys based on these metals, including brass, bronze, duralumin, silumin, and others.
This course will teach students about the structure, properties, and applications of modern non-metallic materials: polymers, composites, rubbers, and glass-ceramics.
The course includes 35 video lectures, notes, 3 virtual labs, and quizzes. It requires 3 credits (108 hours).
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