Explore recent developments in the field of advanced materials and alloys, focusing on the need for new alloy development, high-throughput approaches, and key priority projects. Delve into the historical evolution of metallurgy, materials science, and engineering techniques for extreme environments,

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Non-ferrous alloys play a crucial role in engineering metallurgy due to their unique properties and advantages over ferrous alloys. This article explores the classification of materials, the limitations of ferrous alloys, and the properties and applications of non-ferrous metals like copper. Copper,

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Alloy steels play a vital role in engineering metallurgy, offering a range of properties based on their composition. This article covers the classification and characteristics of alloy steels, focusing on plain carbon steel (low, medium, high carbon), their respective strengths, hardness, and variou

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Introduction to the principles of mineral processing focusing on the scope, physical characteristics, and economics of ore processing. The syllabus covers terminology, mineral resources in India, and the processing of industrial minerals like Haematite, Galena, and Chalcopyrite. Learn about ore depo

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Learn about the various types of engineering materials used in high-performance manufacturing, including natural and synthetic materials. Explore the properties of materials, such as strength, conductivity, and resistance. Discover the different categories of metals, alloys, and polymers commonly ut

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Argon shrouding is a technique used in metallurgy to create a protective environment around molten steel during the teeming process. This helps prevent re-oxidation, reduce oxygen and nitrogen in the final product, and avoid steel build-up. The effectiveness of shrouding depends on factors like shro

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Ancient East Asia, spanning from 8000 BCE to 600 CE, witnessed the rise of influential figures like Yao, Shun, and Yu, who laid the groundwork for Chinese society. The Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties brought about unified rules and advancements in metallurgy and governance. Notable thinkers such as C

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Explore the fascinating world of material science and metallurgy, diving into the co-relation between material structure and properties. Learn about the historical significance of metallurgy, its branches, and why engineers must study materials for product manufacturing. Delve into the extraction of

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Explore the fascinating world of atomic diffusion in metals & alloys through Professor Harry Bhadeshia's lecture series. Covering topics like steady-state diffusion, non-steady-state diffusion, interdiffusion, structure-sensitive diffusion, and thermodynamics of diffusion, this course provides valua

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Karl A. Smith, from Purdue University, discusses advancing the practice of engineering education through innovative practices, research, and embracing engineering principles. The focus is on cultivating a loop between research and practice while exploring Rigorous Research in Engineering Education (

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Metal powders can be processed through powder rolling, extrusion, and forging techniques in the field of powder metallurgy. Powder rolling involves compressing powders into metal strip stock using rolling mills, followed by sintering and cold rolling. Powder extrusion, on the other hand, utilizes a

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