Arizona State University

Phase Diagrams

Arizona State University

Phase Diagrams

This course is part of Materials Science for Advanced Technological Applications Specialization

Terry Alford

Instructor: Terry Alford

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Gain insight into a topic and learn the fundamentals.

34 reviews

Intermediate level

Recommended experience

2 weeks to complete
at 10 hours a week
Flexible schedule
Learn at your own pace

What you'll learn

  • The use of principles of the Fe-Fe3C phase diagrams to predict microstructures and properties of carbon steel alloys.

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There are 5 modules in this course

This course will explore higher-level details about phase diagrams, including the Fe-Fe3C phase diagram. We will use the Fe-Fe3C phase diagram to predict the possible phases and microstructures of a steel alloy based on its composition. Understanding phase diagrams is fundamental to engineering metals for any industrial application, from building skyscrapers to fabricating semiconductor interconnects and chip packaging.

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4 videos2 readings1 discussion prompt

In this module, we will examine phase diagrams and the Fe-Fe3C model system.

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2 videos4 readings1 discussion prompt

In this module, we will examine how to determine the microstructures that result from cooling different compositions of alloys in the Fe-Fe3C model system.

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2 videos4 readings1 assignment2 discussion prompts

In this module, we will explore phase diagrams and heat treatments to control the properties of materials.

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5 videos8 readings1 discussion prompt

In this module, we will demonstrate how to use phase diagrams and heat treatments to control the properties of materials.

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4 videos6 readings1 assignment1 peer review1 discussion prompt

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