Course Code:                            : 5103133

Course Name                            : Powder Metallurgy

  Instructor : Prof. Dr. Cengiz DOĞAN

  Theoretical / Practical / Credit : 3 / 0 / 3

Learning Activity	Estimated Time(Hour)	Evaluation
Theoretical Course (14 Week)0	3 x 14 = 42	Participation to class
Guided Problem Solving	None
Individual Study	3 x 14 = 42
Weekly homework problems solving	1 x 14 = 14	Individual or teamwork and report preparation for homework’s.
Term project	None
Midterm Exam	4 x 2 = 8	Open/ Closed exam
Final Exam	Exam            : 2 Individual work : 8	Open/ Closed exam
Quiz (4 piece)	Individual work : 8	Open/ Closed exam
Research (internet/library)
Other(………………………. )
Total Course Load (Hours)	124

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MECHANICAL ENGI0NEERING DEPARTMENT

Course Name		Code	Semester	T+U	Credit	AKTS
Powder Metallurgy		5103133	Fall	3+0	3	4
Prerequisite Courses	None
Language of Course	Turkish
Course class	Elective
Coordinator of Course	Prof. Dr. Cengiz DOĞAN
Instructor	Prof. Dr. Cengiz DOĞAN
Course Assistant	-
Objective of course	Powder Metallurgy, Metal Powder Production Techniques, Powder Characterization, Mixing and Blending, Forming Methods, Sintering and Sintering Furnaces, sintering mechanisms, Solid State and Liquid-Phase Sintering, Reaction Sintering, Finishing Processes, Powder Metallurgy Products Inspection, Example Applications.
Course Learning Output	Principles of Powder metallurgy methods. Metal powder production methods. Compaction and sintering processes. Sintered metal powder deformation methods. Porous materials and theories about the plastic. Powder metallurgical tool materials, bedding materials, friction materials, metallic filters, and full application of machine parts
Course Contents	Advantages and disadvantages of Powder metallurgy. Situation in Turkey, to be characterized by powder metal powder production methods, compression methods (compression mold, ızositatik compression, compression, extrusion, rolling, vibrating compression), sintering, during the bond formation mechanism of sintering (Diffusion, Creep), sintering atmosphere, full condensation techniques , powder metal parts, areas of use.

Weeks	Plan of Course at Semester
1	Introduction
2	The history of powder metallurgy, the importance and procedures for the preparation of metallic powders
3	Physico-chemical powder preparation methods
4	Chemical and physico chemical properties of metallic powders
5	Powder metallurgy technology (heat treatment, pressing, sintering)
6	Sintered products to compare the physical properties of products obtained by melting
7	Factors affecting the physical properties during extrusion, and pressing
8	Sintering
9	Sintering of Single-component systems and multicomponent systems
10	Sintered metals and alloys
11	Aluminum tin, lead and alloys properties
12	Chrome, Chrome alloys, Wolfram, molybdenum and manganese
13	Iron, sintered steel, cast iron and other iron alloys
14	Sintered hard alloys

General Sufficiency

Manufacturing methods, courses to be learned.

References

1. Atomization: The production of metal powders, Metal Powder 2 Lawley, A., 1992Industries Federation, Princeton, New Jersey, USA.

2. Powder metallurgy science, German, R.M., 1994, 2nd edition, Metal Powder Industries Federation, USA.

3. Toz metalurjisi sert metal sinterleme Ersümer, A., 1970,, İstanbul Teknik Üniversite Matbaası, İstanbul.

4. Toz Metalurjisinin Savunma Sanayiinde Uygulanması, Baksan, B., Gürler, R. 2003,Osmangazi Üniversitesi, Metalurji Enstitüsü, Eskişehir.

5. Principles of atomization, Science of Sintering, Kaysser W.A., and Rzesnitzek, K., 1990, Ed. D.P. Uskokovic, Plenum Press, 157 – 174.

6. Sarıtaş, S., and Doğan, C., 1994, Metal powder production by centrifugal atomization, Int. J. Powder Metallurgy, 30, 419 – 427.

Form of Assessment

Mid Exam and Task/Project Average of Arithmetical: %40

Final:%60

Projects:-

Homework: Will be announced on the web