DJB40113 PHYSICAL METALLURGY

PHYSICAL METALLURGY covers theories on the structure of metals and alloys, imperfections in metals, phase equilibrium and structure, diffusion in solids, phase transformations, plastic deformation of metals and alloys, strengthening mechanisms, and heat treatment of steels. It also investigates relationships between the structure of materials and their properties.

 

 


DJJ40343 MATERIAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

MATERIAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING course is an introduction to students to learn the fundamentals of materials science and engineering (structure, properties, design and performance). The key step in engineering process is selection of materials for the applications. In the course, students will learn about different classifications of materials, atomic structure and bonding, materials properties, phase diagram and processes involved to produce a final product. This includes advanced techniques in metal fabrications such as powder metallurgy and 3D printing technology. Students will also learn to analyze the materials failure in the structure, applications and environments. Laboratory work will be used to perform the testing techniques employed by materials engineers to determine the properties and evaluate the materials tested. In order to cater for Industry 4.0 technology, students will be given case study and examples based on the current trends in materials and applications.

DJJ20273 FLUID MECHANICS

FLUID MECHANICS is designed to provide students with the knowledge related to the fundamentals of fluid mechanics. It emphasises the principles related to the fluid properties and behavior in static and dynamic condition. This course also covers the principle and application of fluid mechanics laboratory techniques including preparation and analysis of fluid properties, Reynold Numbers, Bernoulli Theorem and losses in pipeline system.

DJB40023 MATERIALS TESTING
  • Teacher: CHOK KONG YU CHOK
  • Enrolled students: There are no students enrolled in this course.
DJJ40343 Materials Science and Engineering
MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING course is an introduction to students to learn the fundamentals of materials science and engineering (structure, properties, design and performance). The key step in engineering process is selection of materials for the applications. In the course, students will learn about different classifications of materials, atomic structure and bonding, materials properties, phase diagram and processes involved to produce a final product. This includes advanced techniques in metal fabrications such as powder metallurgy and 3D printing technology. Students will also learn to analyse the materials failure in the structure, applications and environments. Laboratory work will be used to perform the testing techniques employed by materials engineers to determine the properties and evaluate the materials tested. In order to cater for Industry 4.0 technology, students will be given case study and examples based on the current trends in materials and applications.