Principles of Heat Treatment eLearning | Hands-On, Interactive Multimedia
Model Name: Principles of Heat Treatment
Model Number: MXML203
Learning Topics
- Six Types of Heat Treating Processes
- Hardening Heat Treating Processes
- Quenching Processes
- Annealing Process
- Tempering, Normalizing, and Stress Relieving
- Selection of Heat Treatment for an Application
- History of the Heat Treating Process
- Chemical Changes of Ferrous Metal
- Chemical Changes of Non-Ferrous Metal
- Batch Production Heat Treating
- Continuous Production Heat Treating
- Heat Treated Metal Testing
- Organizations that Govern Heat Treating Standards
- Nomenclature System for Heat Treating Standards
Principles of Heat Treatment eLearning introduces the properties, processes, skills, and concepts working with heat treating methods commonly employed in manufacturing. These concepts include the different types of heat treating processes, chemical changes of ferrous and non-ferrous metal during heat treatment, batch and continuous production heat treating, heat treated metal testing, and heat treating nomenclature and standards. This course encompasses knowledge needed in today’s world of manufacturing processes and materials.
Heat treatment is the process of modifying a metal’s mechanical properties, such as strength brittleness, machinability, and hardness. Heat treating changes metal properties by heating the metal to a specific temperature, holding it at that temperature for a certain length of time, and then using one of several methods to control the cooling of the metal.
What is Heat Treating?
Heat treatment is the process of modifying a metal’s mechanical properties, such as strength, brittleness, machinability, and hardness. Heat treating changes metal properties by heating the metal to a specific temperature, holding it at that temperature for a certain length of time, and then using one of several methods to control the cooling of the metal. A metal’s properties are determined by the shape and alignment of its atoms. These atoms are arranged in three-dimensional patterns called crystalline structures. Heat treating works by altering the shape and alignment of a metal’s crystalline structure.
The changing of the metal’s properties occurs when a metal is heated to a high temperature. The temperature, which remains below the material’s melting point, excites the atoms of the metal allowing its crystal structure to change. Heat treating can be used to make a material harder or softer. An example of a product that requires heat treating to harden its material is a steel chisel. During heat treatment, the chisel is heated to a specific temperature range, which changes its crystal structure and increases its hardness.
Principles of Heat Treatment eLearning Features Multimedia Curriculum
Amatrol’s unmatched multimedia utilizes text, audio, and stunning 3D animations that engage learners in both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills. This thorough, exceptionally detailed curriculum is built to begin with the basics and steadily advance to more complex concepts and skills. Through partnerships with key industry leaders and leading edge educators, Amatrol developed the right balance of knowledge and applied skills needed to train learners to work in their chosen field.
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