| Master degree: DAMAS Mention SPIM – Spécialité MET, Parcours DAMAS Commun with SPIM-AMA-910 SPIM-MET-902 Reference number of the course: SPIM-MET-902Full name of the course: Formation of microstructure Department: Ecole des mines/ENSGSI Coordinating lecturer and email address : Elizabeth Bauer Grosse, elisabeth.bauer-grosse@univ-lorraine.fr – Dominique Daloz, dominique.daloz@univ-lorraine.fr Course is given each year in fall semester : 9Number of teaching hours: 30h Number of ECTS credits: 3 Number of personal studying hours: 50h Teaching language: English % of external lecturer: 0% Origin of the lecturer (industry….): University of Lorraine |
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| Teaching information on the course | Number of hours per type of teaching |
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| Formation of microstructure | 3 | 30 | Written | |||
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| Objectives : The objective of this course is to understand the genesis of the microstructure arising from phase transformations by linking the transformation mechanism and kinetics to the resulting morphological parameters. In view of the desired properties, the multiscale aspect of the structure of materials is underlined together with the relevant characteristic dimension and the chemical local composition. |
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| Pre-requirements : Thermochemistry , phase diagram, diffusion, crystallographic structure and crystal defects. |
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| Educational content of the course Phase transformation and multiscale microstructure. Microstructure formation : equilibrium diagram, overall driving force for transformation, nucleation driving force. Nucleation kinetics, diffusion controlled growth kinetics. Application to cristallization and precipitation (pure substance, binary and ternary alloys), Application to eutectic and eutectoid transformation. Overall transformation kinetics for isothermal and nonisothermal transformation. Diffusionless transformation, Martensitic transformation. |
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Written: Written exam |
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