Ferrous metallurgy

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Covers the evolution of metallurgy, from ancient practices to modern innovations in material science.

Introduces metallurgy, focusing on the production and optimization of metallic alloys for technological applications.

Covers the fundamentals of metallurgy, including world reserves of metals, shaping processes, heat treatments, and steel properties.

Covers the properties, applications, and strengthening mechanisms of copper alloys, focusing on brass and its unique characteristics.

Covers the ductile to brittle transition in steel and its implications for material properties and engineering applications.

Covers exercises on metals and alloys, focusing on production, recycling, and energy management in metallurgy.

Discusses the metallurgy of aluminum alloys, focusing on their properties, applications, and the effects of alloying and heat treatment processes.

Covers the martensitic transformation in metals, focusing on its characteristics and the influence of temperature and alloying elements.

Explores additive manufacturing of metals, covering techniques, applications, challenges, and microstructure comparisons.

Explores the deformation and rupture of materials, including dislocation density, plastic deformation, and stress-strain relationships.