Subject · Materials engineering

Material istehsalı avadanlıqlarıTopics

İF-3290y5 creditsAutumn semesterMandatory

Topic plan

The subject's topics and the learning outcomes attached to each one.

14 topics
  1. 1. Azerbaijan's relations with the sasanians and the arab caliphate

    Lecture

    The subject of azerbaijan's relations with the sasanians and the arab caliphate studies the marches of both states to azerbaijan and their political activities in the region. in the subject, the resistance of the local population against the foreign invasions and the struggle for freedom are widely investigated. also, the influence of occupations on the political, economic and social life of the country is analyzed. the impact of the events that took place during this period on the preservation and development of azerbaijan's traditions of statehood is kept in the center of special attention. the study of the subject allows a deeper understanding of the early medieval history of azerbaijan and the continuity of statehood traditions.

  2. 2. Problems and purpose of materials science

    Lecture

    The main technological issues facing the science of materials science, research objects and the needs of creating new materials for extreme conditions.

  3. 3. Types of materials depending on the historical period

    Lecture

    The history and evolution of materials from the stone, bronze, iron ages to the modern polymer and nano-era.

  4. 4. Recycling of materials

    Lecture

    Environmentally and economically efficient recycling processes of man-made waste and expired materials (metals, polymers).

  5. 5. Composition materials

    Lecture

    Principles of production, internal structure and working mechanisms of complex materials consisting of matrix and reinforcing (reinforcing) phase.

  6. 6. New generation materials

    Lecture

    Innovative materials synthesized for smart materials, shape memory alloys and advanced technologies.

  7. 7. Metallic and non-metallic materials

    Lecture

    Comparative analysis of physical and mechanical properties of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, as well as non-metallic materials such as ceramics, glass, plastic.

  8. 8. Synthetic, natural materials

    Lecture

    Organic materials existing in nature (wood, leather, linen, natural rubber) and chemically synthesized (plastics, synthetic fibers).

  9. 9. Structural theory of materials

    Lecture

    Structural theory of materials

  10. 10. Reinforced composite materials

    Lecture

    Anisotropic properties and load distribution mechanisms of composites reinforced with oriented fibers (glass, carbon, boron, metal wires).

  11. 11. Reading materials

    Lecture

    Production technology and specific porosity properties of materials obtained through powder metallurgy (pressed and baked parts).

  12. 12. Fundamentals of nanomaterials and nanotechnologies

    Lecture

    Unique quantum-mechanical and surface properties of materials consisting of nanoscale (1-100 nm) structural elements, manufacturing prospects of nanotechnology.

  13. 13. Polymer and composite materials

    Lecture

    Characterization of polymers with a macromolecular chain structure (thermoplastics, reactives) and composites with a polymer matrix.

  14. 14. Ceramic composite materials

    Lecture

    The structure of ceramic matrix composite materials resistant to high temperature and hard wear, ways to reduce their brittleness.