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The document outlines a course in Materials Science and Engineering, focusing on the properties and production techniques of engineering materials. It covers topics such as classification of materials, crystal structures, mechanical properties, and corrosion. The course aims to equip students with an understanding of various materials and their applications, with assessments including assignments, quizzes, and a final exam.

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Course Outline_FM in Chemical Engineering (1)

The document outlines a course in Materials Science and Engineering, focusing on the properties and production techniques of engineering materials. It covers topics such as classification of materials, crystal structures, mechanical properties, and corrosion. The course aims to equip students with an understanding of various materials and their applications, with assessments including assignments, quizzes, and a final exam.

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 The composition of streams in multiple component systems.

Course
Contents
1. Introduction

 Fluid machines in chemical process industries


 Basic concepts and terminologies
 Application of fluid machines
 Characteristic features of common fluid machines
Course outline 2. Specific work of fluid machines
Course Name
Materials Science and Engineering  Energy transfer
Course Code ChEg5133
Module Chemical Engineering Basics
ECTS 5
Workload Lect. Tut. Home Study
Breakdown 3 2
(per week)
Instructors Lecturer Office Email Phone
Details Masresha T. [email protected]
0926765458
Course Objectives:
The course aims to introduce students to engineering materials, their Properties &
production techniques.

Learning Outcomes:
 Understand the structure of metals, organic polymers, and ceramics;
 Describe the properties (strength, compression, and corrosion) characterizing metals, ceramics,
and organic polymers;
 Reflect on choice of materials for certain applications/final products;
 Describe the most common testing methods for materials

Course 1. Classification of Engineering Materials:


Contents
 Introduction, Metals (Ferrous metals, Non-Ferrous), Polymers,
Composites, Ceramics
 Selection of materials
 Structure of atoms and molecules, bonding in solids, types of bonds and
comparison of bonds
 Structure and imperfections in crystals, crystal structure, crystal geometry,
structure of crystalline solids
 Methods of determining crystal structures, imperfections in crystals
 Types of imperfection, point imperfection
2. Processing/ solidification of metals and structure development
3. Defect in crystals and implications: point defects, dislocations, and
dislocation theory
4. Deformation in solids and implications:
introduction, slip, twinning,
Mechanical properties: strength, compression,
phase & phase transformation,
metallic alloy systems, Iron-carbon equilibrium diagram,
Types of metal alloys,
deformations-concept of stress and strain, elastic and plastic deformation
in materials, stress-strain curves, dislocations in metals
 Characteristics, slip systems, slip in single crystals,
 Ductile and brittle, fatigue- S-N curve, crack initiation and propagation,
creep, Griffith’s criterion.
5. Ferrousandnon-ferrousmetals:steel,castiron,aluminumanditsalloys,copper
and its alloys, chromium, nickel, manganese
6. Steel and its heat treatment: annealing, normalizing, hardening
7. Corrosion: types, theories, control and prevention of corrosion
8. Ceramic materials: processing, properties, uses;
9. Organic polymers: types, properties, testing, fabrication
10. Electrical-Magnetic and Thermal properties of materials
 Electrical properties of materials,
 semi conductivity and polarization,
 thermal properties- specific heat capacity, thermal conductivity, thermal
expansion,
 properties and applications of ceramics and composites
Semester Year 5, Semester I
Assessment Assignment Mid Quiz (Project) Final Exam
(%) exam
10 30 10 50
Attendance Requirements At least 85% of lectures
Reference books
 William D. Callister, Materials Scienceand Engineering,
 Smith, W.F., Foundationsof Materials Science and
Engineering,
 Filmin/ Torjan., Engineering Materials and their
application
 Lakhtine U., Physical metallurgy & heat treatment
 Donald R. Askeland,Pradeep P.Phule,The Science and
Engineering of Materials 4th edition.
 V.Raghavan, Material Science and Engineering,
Prentice –Hall of India Pvt. Ltd., 2007
 Material Science by Dr. Kodgire, Everest
publications, Pune.

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