MECH 321 - Properties and Failure of Materials
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Revision as of 16:07, 4 March 2013
This page is about MECH 321 - a course taught by Dr. Medraj
MECH 321's Announcements
- There will be NO in-tutorial exercise on March 8th. The third exercise will be on Friday March 15th based on the fourth set of practice problems
- The final exam is tentatively on Thursday April 25th 2013 from 2 to 5 pm.
Additional Information
- course outline
- Lab Schedule
- Greek Alphabet
- Confirmation of Originality Form
- Hardness Value Converter
- Materials Properties Database You can download the MPDB software from this site for free.
- Webelements All you need to know about the chemical elements!
In this course you will understand the mechanical behavior of materials (and metals in particular). This will include the deformation behavior of metals and the ways that metals can fail. More importantly, you will study different methods that are used in the industry to make materials stronger. For more information, please read the course outline.
Contents |
Class Info
- Time: Wednesday and Friday from 10:15 to 11:30 am
- Room: SGW H-820
- Instructor: Dr. Mamoun Medraj
- TAs: Mezbahul Islam and Ahmad Mostafa
- Tutorials: Friday from 2:15 to 3:05 pm in H-625 (XA) and H-429 (XB)
Lecture Notes
The lecture notes are not complete. You need to come to class to fill in the gaps and to gather the appropriate information.
- Lecture 1 - Introduction
- Lecture 2 - Review of Mechanical Properties
- Lecture 3 - Torsion Test and Plastic Deformation
- Lecture 4 - Dislocations
- Lecture 5 - Strengthening Mechanisms I
- Lecture 6 - Strengthening Mechanisms II
- Lecture 7 - Composites
- Lecture 8 - Failure and Fracture Mechanics I
- Lecture 9 - Failure and Fracture Mechanics II
- Lecture 10 - Failure and Fracture Mechanics III
- Lecture 11 - Review for the midterm
- Lecture 12 - Midterm Exam
- Lecture 13 - Fatigue continued
- Lecture 14 - Creep
- Lecture 15 - Corrosion I
- Lecture 16 - Corrosion II
- Lecture 17 - Corrosion III
- Lecture 18 - Wear I
- Lecture 19 - Wear II
- Lecture 20 - Materials Selection I
- Lecture 21 - Materials Selection II
- Lecture 22 - Ferrous Alloys I
- Lecture 23 - Ferrous Alloys II
- Lecture 24 - Nonferrous Alloys
- Lecture 25 - Review for the Final
Assignments
The third In-Tutorial Exercise will take place on Friday March 15th
Sample practice questions will be posted here. Solutions will be discussed during the tutorials. They will NOT be marked.
These questions will be used as the basis for the In-Tutorial Exercises which will take place every 2nd tutorial. They are worth 10% total.
