Course - Additive Manufacturing of advanced Alloys - MM8410
Additive Manufacturing of advanced Alloys
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Course content
The course will cover different additive manufacturing methods used to produce components from engineering metals and alloys such as stainless steel, nickel base alloys, titanium alloys, aluminium alloys and others. The course will specifically focus on the relationship between additive manufacturing method and the process parameters as well as the resultant microstructure and expected mechanical properties of the final product. Additionally, the geometry dependency of mechanical properties of AM parts would be of great interest in this course. The course will be in the form of a seminar. The students and write state-of-the-art reports using recent scientific literature on the given topics at the beginning of the course. The report will provide the basis for an oral examination. The topic of reports can orient mainly on process, material analysis, mechanical characterization, and design for additive manufacturing.
Learning outcome
Learn the fundamentals of additive manufacturing (AM) of metals and understand their operating principles, capabilities, and limitations. Get to know the applications of AM across industries, including aerospace/automotive, medical devices, energy, electronics, and consumer products.
Learning methods and activities
The teaching will be a combination of lectures, colloquiums, and self-studies. The curriculum can be adjusted to the individual students depending on wish and need. If there are less than 4 registered students, the course coordinator will decide whether the course will take place.
Further on evaluation
Portfolio assessment is the basis for the grade in the course. The portfolio includes works counting 51 % and an oral exam counting 49 % of the final grade. The results for the entire portfolio are graded passed or not passed. Passed requires at least 70 % score in total for the portfolio. For a re-take of an examination, all assessments during the course must be re-taken.
Recommended previous knowledge
Introductory courses in materials science
Required previous knowledge
Introductory courses in materials science
Course materials
Selected journal articles.
Subject areas
- Machine Design and Materials Technology - Materials Production Processes
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Materials
- Machine Design and Materials Technology - Mechanical Integrity in Machine Design
- Machine Design and Materials Technology
- Machine Design and Materials Technology - Fracture Mechanics and Joining
- Machine Design and Materials Technology - Product Development
- Materials and Processes
- Solid State Physics