Thermophysical properties
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Lecturers |
Dr. Uwe Gaitzsch |
| Scope | 2 SWS lecture in the summer semester, 2 SWS lecture in the winter semester, self-study |
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Examination |
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Type of examination |
written |
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Exam duration |
120 minutes |
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Examination aids |
None |
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Further information |
None |
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Dates/timetable |
The lecture extends over two semesters and is offered every year starting in the summer semester. Current dates: all lectures are made available in the OPAL course. |
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Teaching material |
Relevant technical literature, which will be referred to chapter by chapter during the course. |
Content of the course
Materials that can withstand high temperatures are an integral part of many systems and processes. Knowledge of the processes at high temperatures as well as the material classes and measurement methods will be taught in this lecture. The processes include diffusion, creep, corrosion and phase formation. The material classes include, for example, refractory metals and intermetallic phases, superalloys and conventional iron and nickel-based alloys that have found their way into high-temperature applications. Experimental alloys, such as MAX phases and high entropy alloys, are also addressed.
Please enroll in the OPAL course Thermophysical Methods, where you will find the lecture notes and further information.