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  2. Manufacturing Engineering (Msc)
  3. Joining Technics Of Light Metals and Alloys (2024 - 2025)
Course Name Code Semester T+U Hours Credit ECTS
Joining Technics Of Light Metals and Alloys IMM 526 0 3 + 0 3 6
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Course Language Turkish
Course Level YUKSEK_LISANS
Course Type OPTIONAL
Course Coordinator Prof.Dr. SÜLEYMAN CAN KURNAZ
Course Lecturers Prof.Dr. SÜLEYMAN CAN KURNAZ,
Course Assistants
Course Category Other
Course Objective ome application areas where these alloys are especially used are crank case for zeppelin engines, gearbox housings in helicopters, air intake cases for propjet engines, frames, rims, instrument panels, fan blades for cooling towers, etc. The development of high purity alloys, with their much improved corrosion resistance, contributed to a rapidly expanding production. Beside these properties of them, further favorable factors are their low casting temperatures and the relatively low energy needed for melting. The joining of light metals, specifically in automobile production, is another concern dealing with this Course. Awareness of modern welding techniques and application of them to the light metal alloys are important.
Course Content This course has vital importance to introduce and investigate the light metal alloys and their weldability which have potential candidate in near-future to students and researchers who are willing to study with them.
# Course Learning Outcomes Teaching Methods Assessment Methods
1 1) Estimates the light metals. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
2 2) Proposes Aluminum as a light metal. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
3 3) Designs a process to join Aluminium parts by welding method. Brain Storming, Lecture, Question-Answer,
4 4) Evaluates welded joints applied to Aluminium parts. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
5 5) Proposes Titanium as a light metal. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
6 6) Designs a process to join Titanium parts by welding method. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
7 7) Evaluates welded joints applied to Titanium parts. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
8 8) Proposes Magnesium as a light metal. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
9 9) Designs a process to join Magnesium parts by welding method. 10) Evaluates welded joints applied to Magnesium parts. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
10 10) Evaluates welded joints applied to Magnesium parts. Lecture, Question-Answer, Brain Storming,
Week Course Topics Preliminary Preparation
1 Introduction to Light Metals, Their advantages and disadvantages from other alloys
2 Definition of welding, its importance in all manufacturing methods, a general investigation of welding techniques
3 GMAW welding of Magnesium alloys
4 TIG welding of Magnesium alloys
5 Solid-state welding of Magnesium alloys (friction-stir welding, beam, laser, etc.)
6 Weldability and last treatments of magnesium alloys
7 GMAW welding of Titanium alloys
8 TIG welding of Titanium alloys
9 Solid-state welding of Titanium alloys (friction-stir welding, beam, laser, etc.)
10 MID-TERM
11 Weldability and last treatments of titanium alloys
12 GMAW welding of Aluminum alloys
13 TIG welding of Aluminum alloys
14 Application areas of welding joints of light metals, video demonstration
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Order Program Outcomes Level of Contribution
1 2 3 4 5
1 Introduces scientific, technological, social or cultural advances in his/her field in national and international scientific environments (meetings) in order to contribute to the society to become an information society and to provide solutions to social, scientific, cultural and ethical problems. X
2 To be able to reach information in breadth and depth by conducting scientific research in the field, to have comprehensive knowledge about current techniques and methods in the field and their limitations, and to evaluate, interpret and apply the information obtained.
3 Defines and formulates problems related to the field, develops new and / or original ideas and methods; designs complex systems or processes and uses innovative / alternative solutions and emerging innovative methods in their designs.
4 Designs and implements theoretical, experimental and modelling based researches, completes uncertain, limited or incomplete data with scientific methods; observes social, scientific and ethical values in the stages of collecting, interpreting and announcing data and in all professional activities.
5 To be able to work effectively together or independently in disciplinary and multidisciplinary teams and take responsibility. To be aware of the social, environmental, health, safety, security, legal aspects, and business life practices of the applications in the field and to be aware of the limitations imposed by these. To be able to work effectively together or independently in disciplinary and multidisciplinary teams and take responsibility.
# Contribution of Course Learning Outcomes to Program Outcomes PÇ 1 PÇ 2 PÇ 3 PÇ 4 PÇ 5
1 1) Estimates the light metals.
2 2) Proposes Aluminum as a light metal.
3 3) Designs a process to join Aluminium parts by welding method.
4 4) Evaluates welded joints applied to Aluminium parts.
5 5) Proposes Titanium as a light metal.
6 6) Designs a process to join Titanium parts by welding method.
7 7) Evaluates welded joints applied to Titanium parts.
8 8) Proposes Magnesium as a light metal.
9 9) Designs a process to join Magnesium parts by welding method. 10) Evaluates welded joints applied to Magnesium parts.
10 10) Evaluates welded joints applied to Magnesium parts.
Evaluation System
Semester Studies Contribution Rate
1. Ara Sınav 100
Total 100
1. Yıl İçinin Başarıya 50
1. Final 50
Total 100
ECTS - Workload Activity Quantity Time (Hours) Total Workload (Hours)
Course Duration (Including the exam week: 16x Total course hours) 16 3 48
Hours for off-the-classroom study (Pre-study, practice) 16 1 16
Mid-terms 1 20 20
Quiz 1 20 20
Assignment 1 15 15
Final examination 1 20 20
Total Workload 139
Total Workload / 25 (Hours) 5.56
dersAKTSKredisi 6