Course: Advanced practical course mechanical engineering: Materials analysis using X-rays

Lecturer

  • Dr.-Ing. Alexander Liehr

Contents

  • With special methods using X-rays, a number of important material and component properties can be determined non-destructively. These include the atomic structure and the microstructure of the materials used as well as the proportions of different phases, but also residual stresses and textures. Because this allows the strength, service life and failure of components to be realistically assessed, these methods have become very important in industrial practice.
    In the course of the practical course, the fundamentals of the methods are discussed and deepened in the course of own experiments.

Important:

  • The course takes place in the winter semester.
  • It can be recognized as a lecture or advanced practical course in mechanical engineering. The practical course cannot be taken at the same time as a credit for the lecture "Materials analysis with X-rays".
  • Acceptance as a lecture: Prerequisite is attendance of the lectures and the laboratory practical as well as a final presentation graded at least "sufficient". In this case, 3 credits will be recognized.
  • Acceptance as advanced practical course in mechanical engineering: Prerequisite is attendance of the lectures and the practical course in the laboratory as well as the submission of a practical course report graded at least with "sufficient". In this case, 3 experiments (4 credits) are recognized.

Exam

  • Internship report

Information and documents

  • Registration required - from March 2024 via HIS!
    All information and documents will be published this semester via Moodle (https://moodle.uni-kassel.de/). Students who have registered in HIS by April 7, 2024 will receive the registration key for this course by mail on April 8, 2024.

This course will be taught in German.