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Lecturer(s)
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Novotný Jan, doc. PhDr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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Internal structure of metals and alloys Fundamentals of crystallography Dislocations and between dislocations and plastic deformation during forming Ways of strengthening metals. Precipitation hardened alloy Solidification of metals and their alloys Grain boundaries: definition and description. Properties of grain boundaries. Diffusion Chemical treatment of metal surfaces and diffusion processes in metal heat treatment Ways and nature of the surface wear of materials. Violation of the fracture, the mechanism of fracture, fracture types and their origin.
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Learning outcomes
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Good knowledge of physics of metals as the basic prerequisite for understanding and design of technical materials. Subjects presents a definitive account of a major field of modern physics and will be of value to both experimental and theoretical solid state physicists and metallurgists seeking a clear explanation of the physical phenomena occurring in metals Internal structure of metals and alloys 1. Fundamentals of crystallography 2. Dislocations and between dislocations and plastic deformation during forming 3. Ways of strengthening metals. 4. Precipitation hardened alloy 5. Solidification of metals and their alloys 6. Grain boundaries: definition and description. Properties of grain boundaries. 7. Diffusion 8. Chemical treatment of metal surfaces and diffusion processes in metal heat treatment 9. Ways and nature of the surface wear of materials. 10. Violation of the fracture, the mechanism of fracture, fracture types and their origin.
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Prerequisites
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