University Sheffiel AMRC Training Centre courses

...near net-shape forging. Increasing added value through tool design, plant, process. Day 2 (09.00hrs Start. 17.00hrs Finish.) Maximising cost effectiveness...

...and sales personnel working in the aerospace, automotive, marine, chemical, oil and gas industries. Managers, designers, engineers, senior supervisors...

...the ways in which different approaches to testing relate to the requirements of the design community. Design engineers seeking a sound understanding...

...For this purpose a large number of mechanical tests have been developed. Introduction to why materials are tested Tensile testing,what properties are measured...

...for applications such as vessels used for the storage of liquid Helium at -269°C to Tungsten filaments in electric lights working at 3,000°C...

...and technological solutions available, explain and evaluate the operation of the key functional units which comprise a continuous casting machine...

...Welcome and Introductions Why cast? Brief history of casting Definition of terms used in the casting industry The solidification process Solidification...

...To take some of the mysticism out of metals, looking at why they have different. properties, and why some are rarer than others. An effort has been...

...processing, fabricating, utilising and selling of metals, although the emphasis will be on steel. They may be new or experienced personnel from technical...

...Cover the melting, processing, heat treatment and testing of Special Steels, Nickel and Cobalt based superalloys and Titanium alloys for gas turbine applications...

...Course objectives By the end of the programme participants will have the skills and ability to: Understand the role of a manager in today's organisations...

...to gain a better understanding of nickel alloys, their properties and their uses. Introduction to Nickel Alloys. Melting and Processing of Nickel Alloy...

...Customer Standards. Case studies. Quality Tools and Techniques e.g. Pareto charts, cause and effect diagrams, histograms etc. Relevance to your own workplace?...

...processing, fabricating, utilising and selling of stainless steels. Also of interest to designers, engineering professionals, senior supervisors...

...professional and personal capabilities can be interviewed to assess their suitability for the course. Graduates in science, engineering or technology...

...or supplying to the aerospace, defence, offshore, chemical, oil or gas industries. Those with some metallurgical background, but no in-depth knowledge of titanium...

...weld defects and what can be done to minimise them. Suitable for: Architects, designers, engineers, senior supervisors, technicians and sales personnel...

...6.30 pm each day. THE AIMS OF THE MODULE ARE: To provide a methodology applicable to many problem solving situations within the context of the production of metals and alloys...

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

...metallic materials and how this can be used during materials selection and processing to optimise material properties in the final component...