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The introduction to materials course will give you a basic understanding of the relationship between, processing, structure and properties of some of the most common engineering materials in the categories of metals, polymers and ceramics.
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An introduction to corrosion, electrochemical mechanisms and corrosion prevention including protective coatings.
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An overview of common manufacturing processes for product realization, material selection, automation and disruptive manufacturing technologies.
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This course is designed to give an overview into Computer Aided Design using both 3D & 2D design methods. The skills learned are generic and easily transferable to any modern parametric CAD system.
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This online course is designed to provide an introduction into galvanising and the galvanising process. The course describes the processes and methods currently in use in the steel industry as well as other sectors. It begins with an introduction into the steel substrate including the hot and cold rolling processes.
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This course provides an outline of current environmental legislation and the influence industry has on the environment.
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This course is designed to guide the student through the main concepts of power generation, supply and demand with emphasis on heat and electricity. Scientific concepts will be backed up using real life examples taken from some typical power generation systems.
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This engineering composite training course is designed to provide an introduction into the manufacture and repair of advanced composite materials. The course has a practical element focusing on applications of composite manufacture and repair, to include initial layup manufacture and layup repair.
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The course provides an in-depth description of the most widely used arc welding processes, an understanding of both material and weld metallurgy, the benefit of key testing regimes, and an appreciation of the causes and solutions for typical weld defects.
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An overview of practical aspects of reliability engineering methodology to achieve highly reliable and cost-effective systems.
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Overview of pressurised systems covering regulations, standards, design methods & techniques.
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An understanding of the mechanical properties of many engineering materials. We study the test methodologies and standards developed to ensure that materials can be understood and safely deployed in a range of in-service scenarios. This course combines both classroom material along with practical hands on testing of real specimens in commercial test house.
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An understanding of a broad range of joining techniques including welding, riveting, fasteners and adhesives.
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This course provides the attendee with the practical abilities to carry out sample preparation, optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, chemical analysis (EDS), failure analysis and mechanical testing; along with gaining the theoretical knowledge to interpret results and understand physical metallurgy.
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This module provides an introduction to the principles of microscopy and spectroscopy.
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This course will provide attendees with demonstrations of how to solve real life fluid flow problems using simulation software. The course will also cover the methodologies which can be applied to address these issues.