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Metallurgical & Materials Engineering Submitted by Ranjith R Daniel Rajkumar T Sakthikannan S

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Metallurgical & Materials Engineering

Submitted by

Ranjith R

Daniel Rajkumar T

Sakthikannan S

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What are Materials?

That’s easy! Look around.

Our clothes are made of materials, our homes are made of materials - mostly manufactured. Glass windows, vinyl siding, metal silverware, ceramic dishes…

Most things are made from many different kinds of materials.

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Kinds of Materials Metals: are materials that are normally

combinations of "metallic elements". Metals are quite strong but malleable and tend to have a lustrous look when polished.

Ceramics: are generally compounds between metallic and nonmetallic elements. They are insulating and resistant to high temperatures and harsh environments.

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Kinds of Materials

Plastics: (or polymers) are generally organic compounds based upon carbon and hydrogen. They are very large molecular structures.

Semiconductors: have electrical properties intermediate between metallic conductors and ceramic insulators.

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INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS

MICRO BATTERIES:

with size of few microns!

layers made with self assembling viruses!!

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INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS

Nano coated textiles:

Durable

Breathable

Wrinkle resistant

Stain resistant

Efforts at RM nano tech, Georgia Tech Univ.

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INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS

Radomes:

Special enclosures

for antennae;

Protect from atmosphere!

without attenuating signals!!

@ Many space / related research centres

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INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS

Old is Gold! OR, is it Iron? Tech. Insight into Iron Pillar

More than 1000 years old

Withstood CORROSION

Passive film at iron – rust interface

Prof. Balasubramaniam, IIT Kanpur

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What is happening in the industry?

Manufacturing in impressive growth mode

Advantages of Globalization; BRIC economy

Interesting overseas acquisitions

Entry of prominent MNC’s into India

Salaries in manufacturing – entry level – exceed those in the IT sector – trends, recent placement, NIT Trichy

Enormous challenges in materials

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What is happening in the industry?

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What is happening in research?

Barriers between departments – increasingly broken

Physicist working on atomistic modeling of materials

Metallurgist working on fuel cells

Metallurgist working on nuclear fuels

Materials scientist working on biomaterials

Materials Scientist working on electronic materials

A graduate of MME has sufficient background to learn about any kind of materials

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Special Needs

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What is happening in research?

Nano materials

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What is happening in research?

Prosthesis

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What is happening in research?

Interaction with biology

Picture of Cancer cell or malarial parasite; related info from Prof Suresh’s group at MIT, USA

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Sources The Materials Science & Engineering Career Resource Center. Retrieved from the

following web site on October 29, 2006: http://www.crc4mse.org/what/Index.html

Valley City State University. (2006). Technology education 660 design for engineering

unit 8 reading assignment. Retrieved August 15, 2006 from the website:

http://www.vcsu.edu