S.R.J.C
Spring 2010
Course Name: MACH61B, NONFERROUS METALLURGY
Course Website: http://online.santarosa.edu/section/?7474
Instructor: Younes Ataiiyan, ROOM 1777 , TEL:527-4636
E-MAIL:
HOMEPAGE: http://online.santarosa.edu/homepage/ataiiyan/
OFFICE HOURS: M: 12 to 1:30 T and Th: 7:30 to 9:00
TEXT-BOOK: Metallurgy, Fundamentals. by: Brandt/Warner 5th edition.
TOPICS: chapters 16 tru 19 plus the syllabus which should be purchased from bookstore
ASSIGNMENTS: Your assignment is to read the chapter ahead of the time and try to answer the “test your knowledge” questions listed at the end of each chapter.
Pop Quizzes: During the class period, there will be a short quiz from the chapter being covered that day. You are allowed to have two make up pop quizzes during the semester.
Exams: There will be two midterm exams and a final exam during the semester.
Semester Project: You are required to complete a semester project in a group of 2 or 3. Your instructor will discuss the details of this assignment.
Grades:
ASSIGNMENT / DUE DATE / PERCENTAGESemester Project / May 11 / 15% of total score
Pop quizzes / Every class period / 10% of total score
Mid-exams / Test 1 on March 9
Test 2 on April 20 / 40% of total score
LABS / See schedule below / 20% of total score
Final exam / May 18 at 6:00 / 15% of total score
Each student’s grade will then be based on the following break-ups:
90 to 100 A
80 to 90 B
70 to 80 C
60 to 70 D
0 to 59 F
*************** LECTUREs/LABS SCHEDULE ***************
1/12 LECTURE: Review covering table of elements, properties of materials, phase diagram
LAB1: Introduction, measurements and metallography
1/19 LECTURE: Review covering crystal structures
LAB2: Density measurements using measurement method and Archimedes method.
1/26 LECTURE: Chapter 16
LAB3, part I: Cold working and Annealing of brass
2/2 LECTURE: Chapter 17
LAB3, part II: Cold working and Annealing of brass
2/9 LECTURE: Chapter 18
LAB4, part I: Crystal growth using seeding method
2/16 NO class/lab PDA days
2/23 LECTURE: Chapter 19
LAB4, part II: Crystal growth using seeding method
3/2 Field Trip Location will be announced in the class
3/9 LECTURE: TEST 1 (covering: review materials, chapters 16, 17 and 18)
Lecture: chapter 19 continued
LAB5, part I: precipitation hardening of Aluminum
3/16 NO class/lab, spring break
3/23 LECTURE: other non-ferrous metals
LAB5, part II: precipitation hardening of Aluminum
3/30 LECTURE: Ceramics, Powder metallurgy, Injection molding techniques
LAB6, part I: Tensile testing of non-ferrous metals
4/6 LECTURE: Plastics, Composites, woods
LAB6, part II: Tensile testing of non-ferrous metals
4/13 LECTURE: Welding techniques, riveting, adhesives
LAB7, part I: Compression testing of woods
4/20 LECTURE: TEST 2 (covering: CH19, other non-ferrous metals, powder metallurgy, Injection molding plastics)
Lecture: surface preparation for protection
LAB7, part II: Compression testing of woods
4/27 LECTURE: Failure analysis and inspection techniques
LAB8, part I: Corrosion/Electroplating
5/4 LECTURE: Semiconductors, Radioactive materials, Exotic materials and Nanotechnology
LAB8, part II: Corrosion/Electroplating
5/11 LECTURE: presentation of semester projects
LAB MAKEUPS You are allowed only one makeup lab.
5/18 Final Test Covering: Composites, Woods, Welding, Riveting, Adhesives, Surface prep and Failure analysis.