University Sheffiel AMRC Training Centre courses

...sales personnel working in, or supplying to the aerospace, defence, offshore, chemical, oil or gas industries. Those with some metallurgical background...

...or their company's view of quality may differ from that of their customer's. Anyone who would like to learn how to use or update their skills in chosing...

...technicians and sales personnel. Personnel involved in the production, processing, fabricating, utilising and selling of stainless steels. Also of interest to designers...

...learning in respect of sustainable development and to consider a number of perspectives. Start Time: 8.30am each day. Finish: 5.30pm each...

...but no in-depth knowledge of titanium. Also of interest to recent graduates, designers, engineers, senior supervisors and technicians and sales personnel working...

...It will also be of assistance to graduates working in the steel industry seeking training in the welding field for IOM3 Professional Development....

...to widen their knowldege on the theoretical and practical application of Continuous Improvement and Lean Thinking techniques to their workplace...

...Entrants who do not have a first degree but can demonstrate that they have the equivalent academic, professional and personal capabilities can be interviewed...

...To describe the high strength metallic materials available to the aerospace materials engineer and understand the main property characterisitics of high strength steels...

...parameters that influence the steels' fitness for purpose. iv. Be able to critically discuss how the principles of physical metallurgy can be used to design...

...Critically evaluate the effectiveness of an advanced experimental study. INDICATIVE MODULE CONTENTS The process and context of designing experimentation...

...are used in certain ways for load bearing applications. It will also contribute to the broader perspective for those engaged in multi disciplinary activities...

...(08.45-09.00am Registration. 17.00hrs Finish.) Rod and Wire Processes Plate Processes Engineering Steels Sections Processes Linepipe Processes Strip Processes Review...

...Consequences of corrosion and corrosion control. Methods of predicting corrosion rates. The use of ISO specifications for assessing atmospheric corrosion rates...

...The course is aimed at people who are currently involved in using or operating heat treatment operations in their employment and need to broaden their...

...The consequences of the corrosion of metals in the United Kingdom cost 3.5% of the GNP and cause enormous disruption to business and commerce...

...understanding of the different design approaches supported by modern software, and at materials technologists seeking an appreciation of the ways in which...

...This is a one day workshop intended as an optional extension to the one day ‘Introduction to Fatigue' course. It will explore in greater detail the application...

...light alloys titanium and aluminium. Surface treatments will be mentioned but the emphasis will be on bulk heat treatment...

...Emphasis will be on the more practical aspects of the process. Keeping an eye on the competition; introduction to characteristics, advantages...