Course Fees
£750 plus VAT per delegate
You will be invoiced in full amount and payment is required 14 days before the first day of the course
Course Venue
Elite Centre for Manufacturing Skills (EMCS)
(Springfield Hub),
University of Wolverhampton,
Springfield Campus
Wolverhampton WV10 0JR
(Car Park access off Grimstone Street)
Course Duration
Start 08.45 - 16.00 each day
Course Dates
TBA - commencing at 8.45 am
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Course Content
Course Content
Day 3 - To attend this course you must attend Days 1 and 2 first
Introduction to Heat Treatment: Quenching and Tempering
in this third day course you will investigate the role of various heat treatments on structure and hardness on the properties of materials.
You will:
revisit the two samples from Days 1 and 2,
prepare this material of heat treatment with appropriate identification,
identify time, temperature and transformation (TTT) for each material and linking these to appropriate heat treatment data,
investigate the fracture tests,
follow best practice for recording identification,
prepare a series of heat treatment tests that will change the structure and properties of the material, including hardness and establish the outcomes using industrial data,
conduct heat treatment identifying and recording time, temperature, heating and cooling rates.
identify time, temperature, heating and best cooling rates,
conduct a Water Quenching procedure, making reference to appropriate technical data,
conduct a Tempering after nine, referring to appropriate technical data,
prepare macro/micro samples for examination of longitudinal and transverse direction,
investigate and micro examine unetched and etched sample materials
undertake hardness testing on both heat treated samples,
compare the structure and properties with current data and industrial standards and with the 'original material as received' with Anneal and Normalise, Quench and Tempering,
identify changes in metallographic features and compare with ASM Handbooks and other data,
investigate structure and mechanical testing properties and user requirements,
discuss and identify why heat treat,
provide a simple charge of structure, properties and hardness.
Key Learning Objectives
Day 3 - To attend this course you must attend Days 1 and 2 first
Introduction to Heat Treatment: Quenching and Tempering
in this third day course you will investigate the role of various heat treatments on structure and hardness on the properties of materials.
You will:
revisit the two samples from Days 1 and 2,
prepare this material of heat treatment with appropriate identification,
identify time, temperature and transformation (TTT) for each material and linking these to appropriate heat treatment data,
investigate the fracture tests,
follow best practice for recording identification,
prepare a series of heat treatment tests that will change the structure and properties of the material, including hardness and establish the outcomes using industrial data,
conduct heat treatment identifying and recording time, temperature, heating and cooling rates.
identify time, temperature, heating and best cooling rates,
conduct a Water Quenching procedure, making reference to appropriate technical data,
conduct a Tempering after nine, referring to appropriate technical data,
prepare macro/micro samples for examination of longitudinal and transverse direction,
investigate and micro examine unetched and etched sample materials
undertake hardness testing on both heat treated samples,
compare the structure and properties with current data and industrial standards and with the 'original material as received' with Anneal and Normalise, Quench and Tempering,
identify changes in metallographic features and compare with ASM Handbooks and other data,
investigate structure and mechanical testing properties and user requirements,
discuss and identify why heat treat,
provide a simple charge of structure, properties and hardness.
Prerequisite
You must be working within the industry and have an interest in investigating metal fractures.
Who should attend
The course is aimed at people working within the steel industry and other associated industries. Delegates may include:
NDT Engineers
Quality Engineers
Testing Engineers
Technical Personnel
Heat Treatment Technicians
Richard Brown BEd, CertEd, MIMMM, Fellow ICME
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