Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences

School : Materials Science and Engineering

Course Description :

Prototypes of the theory of elasticity and viscoelasticity – Tensor analysis – Stress tensor – Analysis of strain – Conservation laws – Elastic and plastic behavior of materials – Linear elasticity – Solution of problems in elasticity by potentials – Two dimensional problems in elasticity – Variational calculus – Energy theorems – Viscoelasticity.

Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences

School : Materials Science and Engineering

Course Description :

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Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences

School : Materials Science and Engineering

Course Description :

Theoretical maximum strength of materials – The effect of defects on practical (lower) strength – Reinforcement of materials – Principles for reinforcement with inclusions – Fibers; relevant fibers, their structure, fabrication, and properties – Statistical analysis of fiber strength – Micromechanical models for composite materials – Interface between fibers and matrix – Interface mechanics – Load transfer between fiber and matrix – Critical fiber length – Debonding and fiber pull-out energy for composite materials – Single and multiple cracking – Internal stresses in two-phase materials – Volumetric composition of composite materials – Porosity; stiffness, strength and fracture energy for composite materials –Development techniques and applications of composite materials.

Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences

School : Materials Science and Engineering

Course Description :

Electrical concepts relevant to corrosion matters of substance – Chemical and electrochemical concepts relevant to corrosion – Thermodynamic aspects of aqueous corrosion – Kinetics of corrosion –Different forms of corrosion and their mechanisms – Failure analysis – Materials selection for corrosion prevention – Corrosion protection by coatings – New methods of conditioning corrosive environment – Recent trends in cathodic and anodic protections – Recent technologies in online corrosion testing and monitoring.

Faculty : Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences

School : Materials Science and Engineering

Course Description :

Processing and characterization of structural and functional ceramic materials –Microstructureproperty relationships for the ceramics –Ceramics as superconductors; devices based upon superconductivity – Ceramics as piezoelectric – Hot Glass - Kiln glass - Architectural glass Drawing.