| Master degree: DAMAS Mention SPIM – Spécialité MET, Parcours DAMAS Commun to SPIM-MM-909 Reference number of the course: SPIM-MM-909 Full name of the course : Deformation mechanisms and microstructure Department: UFR MIM Coordinating lecturer and email address : Albert Tidu, albert.tidu@univ-lorraine.fr, Eric Fleury, eric.fleury@univ-lorraine.fr Course is given each year in fall semester : 9Number of teaching hours: 30h Number of ECTS credits : 4 Number of personnal studying hours : 30h 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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| Lectures | Tutorials | Practicals | Others | |||
| Deformation Mechanisms and Microstructure | 4 | 20 | 10 | written | ||
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| Objectives : Understanding and mastering the basic mechanisms of plastic deformation and recrystallization in polycrystalline materials / Effects on microstructure evolution during thermomechanical treatment and its effect on the mechanical properties |
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| Pre-requirements : Elementary geometric crystallography (Bravais lattice, crystal symmetry) General notion of Materials Science |
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| Educational content of the course -Complements on Geometric crystallography (symmetry point group) and introduction to the concept of crystallographic texture (stereographic projection, crystallographic orientation, representation of the ODF and elementary calculations): (6h C and 4h) – Mechanisms of plastic deformation, strengthening mechanism, microstructural evolution during the deformation (12 C and 4h) – Recovery, recrystallization and grain growth (4h C) |
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| *Grading method : WRITTEN : written exam Internship training : written report / Master thesis ORAL : oral test |
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