Explore Engineering Materials and Metallurgy with Magic Marks
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Sep 04, 2024
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About This Presentation
Magic Marks offers an in-depth exploration of Engineering Materials and Metallurgy, covering essential topics like Crystallography, Phase Transformation Systems, Heat Treatment Processes, and various material types. With detailed video lectures on Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Materials, Magnetism, Semico...
Magic Marks offers an in-depth exploration of Engineering Materials and Metallurgy, covering essential topics like Crystallography, Phase Transformation Systems, Heat Treatment Processes, and various material types. With detailed video lectures on Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Materials, Magnetism, Semiconductors, and more, Magic Marks simplifies complex concepts to enhance your understanding and application of material science. Perfect for engineering students and professionals seeking to master fundamental and advanced topics.
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Engineering Materials
and Metallurgy
Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Materials and Metallurgy covers a comprehensive
range of topics essential for understanding materials in
engineering. The course delves into Crystallography, Phase
Transformation Systems, and Heat Treatment Processes, providing
a detailed exploration of these fundamental concepts. It also
covers Ferrous Materials, Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Materials, and
Alloys, highlighting their properties and testing methods.
Additionally, the course addresses Magnetism and
Semiconductors, along with Miscellaneous Materials, ensuring a
well-rounded understanding of materials science. This knowledge
is crucial for mastering the behavior and application of materials
in engineering.
Introduction
Magic Marks is a premier online learning platform
offering high-quality video lectures and resources
across various engineering subjects. Designed to
simplify complex concepts, Magic Marks provides
comprehensive coverage of topics, making
learning efficient and engaging for students
preparing for exams and enhancing their
knowledge.
Modules
Crystallography
Phase Transformation System
Heat Treatment Processes
Ferrous Materials
Materials, their Properties and Testing
Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Materials
Magnetism and Semiconductors
Miscellaneous Materials
Alloys
Crystallography
Crystallography is the study of crystal structures and their
impact on the properties of materials, crucial in engineering
applications.
Magic Marks covers this module in depth, exploring the
Importance of Materials, Atomic Model, and Atomic
Structure. It delves into Metallic Bonding, Crystal
Structure, and the distinction between Microstructure and
Macrostructure. Key topics include Bravais Lattice, Atomic
Packing Factor, and Miller Indices, along with advanced
concepts like X-Ray Crystallography Technique and
various Types of Crystal Lattice.
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Topics of
Learning
2.4
Hours of
Learning
9
Assessments
Phase Transformation System
Phase Transformation System involves the study of
changes in the structure of materials under varying
conditions, crucial for understanding material properties.
Magic Marks covers this module thoroughly, starting with
an Introduction to Phase Transformation and the Phase
Rule. The course delves into Single-Component Systems,
Binary Phase Diagrams, and the Iron Carbon Equilibrium
Diagram. Key topics include the Effect of Alloying
Elements, Ternary and Quaternary Phase Diagrams, and
the TTT Curve, along with the Free Energy Composition
Curve for Binary Systems and the Copper Zinc Phase
Diagram.
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Topics of
Learning
1.6
Hours of
Learning
5
Assessments
Heat Treatment Processes
Heat Treatment Processes involve altering the properties of
materials, especially metals, through controlled heating
and cooling, to enhance their performance.
Magic Marks covers this module extensively, beginning with
an Introduction to Heat Treatment and focusing on the
Heat Treatment of Steel. It explores processes like
Annealing, Normalizing, Hardening, and Tempering, along
with advanced techniques such as Surface Hardening,
Induction Flame Hardening, and Carburizing. Additional
topics include Hardenability, the Jominy End-Quench Test,
and the identification of Heat Treatment Defects like
Quench Cracks.
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Topics of
Learning
1.15
Hours of
Learning
8
Assessments
Ferrous Materials
Ferrous Materials are metals that contain iron as a primary
element, known for their strength and magnetic properties,
widely used in engineering.
Magic Marks covers this module thoroughly, starting with
Ferrous Metals and Alloys and examining the Composition
of Ferrous Alloys. The course delves into various Types of
Ferrous Alloys and explores the Effect of Alloying Elements
across multiple sections. Additionally, it provides detailed
analysis and questions with solutions, ensuring a deep
understanding of how alloying elements influence material
properties.
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24
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Learning
3
Assessments
Materials, their Properties and Testing
Materials, their Properties, and Testing focus on
understanding the behavior of materials under various
conditions and how they can be evaluated for engineering
applications.
Magic Marks covers this module comprehensively, starting
with the Mechanical Properties of Materials and the
Stress-Strain Diagram. The course explores the
characteristics of Ductile and Brittle Materials and delves
into various testing methods, including Strength Testing,
Hardness Testing, Impact Testing, Fatigue Testing, and
Creep Testing. It also covers advanced techniques like
Non-Destructive Testing, ensuring a solid grasp of material
properties and their evaluation.
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Topics of
Learning
30
Minutes of
Learning
2
Assessments
Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Materials
Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Materials encompass metals with
and without iron, respectively, each offering unique
properties and applications in engineering.
Magic Marks covers this module in detail, starting with
Ferrous Materials and exploring the Types of Carbon Steel
and Alloy Steels. The course introduces Cast Iron and then
shifts to Non-Ferrous Materials, including Brass, Bronze,
and Bearing Materials. Key topics also cover Aluminum
Alloys and Miscellaneous Alloys, providing a
comprehensive understanding of both ferrous and non-
ferrous materials used in engineering.
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Topics of
Learning
30
Minutes of
Learning
2
Assessments
Magnetism and Semiconductors
Magnetism and Semiconductors explore the magnetic
properties of materials and the behavior of
semiconductors, which are vital for electronics and
engineering applications.
Magic Marks covers this module thoroughly, starting with Fundamental Terms
Related to Magnetism and the Atomic Origin of Magnetism. It delves into the
Classification of Magnetic Materials, including Diamagnetism, Paramagnetism,
and Ferromagnetism. The module also explores Energy Bands in Solids and the
Classification of Solids, alongside detailed discussions on Intrinsic and Extrinsic
Semiconductors, p-n Junctions, and their V-I Characteristics. Additionally,
topics like Superconductors and their applications are covered, offering a
comprehensive understanding of both magnetism and semiconductor
technology.
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Topics of
Learning
2
Hours of
Learning
1
Assessment
Miscellaneous Materials
Miscellaneous Materials include a diverse range of
substances with unique properties and applications,
extending beyond traditional metals and alloys.
Magic Marks covers this module extensively, starting with
Ceramics and Plastics, including Types of Ceramics and
the Mechanical Behavior of Plastics. The course explores
Optical Materials, Thermal Materials, and Composite
Materials, as well as Smart Materials and Nano Materials.
Additionally, it addresses Corrosion and its Control,
providing a well-rounded understanding of these diverse
and innovative materials.
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Topics of
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27
Minutes of
Learning
4
Assessments
Alloys
Alloys are engineered materials composed of two or more
elements, typically metals, designed to enhance specific
properties.
Magic Marks covers this module in detail, starting with the
Necessity of Alloying and exploring Types of Solid
Solutions. It delves into Hume-Rothery’s Rule and
Intermediate Alloy Phases, as well as Electron Compounds,
providing a thorough understanding of alloy composition
and behavior.
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Topics of
Learning
15
Minutes of
Learning
1
Assessment
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