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Materials and Recycling
Scholar Year: 2018/2019 - 2S
Code: |
LEA09 |
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Acronym: |
MR |
Scientific Fields: |
Mecânica dos Meios Sólidos |
Courses
Acronym |
N. of students |
Study plan |
Curricular year |
ECTS |
Contact time |
Total Time |
EA |
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1º |
6,0 |
60 |
162,0 |
Teaching language
Portuguese
Intended learning outcomes (Knowledges, skills and competencies to be developed by the students)
The overall objective of the unit is to provide general knowledge of materials used in engineering applications, their structure and typical properties, and their processing and recycling methods. Specific objectives to achieve are:
- To know metallic materials and their properties, with relevance to ferrous and aluminium alloys.
- To know ceramic materials, both technical and traditional, and their typical properties; to know sintering and vitrification phenomena and to relate them with ceramic and glass properties.
- To know polymeric materials and their typical properties, production and processing techniques, recognizing the effect of processing additives on attained properties.
- To know composite materials, with relevance to fibre reinforced polymers.
- To thoroughly know dedicated recycling processes for each family of materials, including their advantages and limitations and typical properties, markets and common applications of the resulting secondary materials.
Syllabus
1.FUNDAMENTALS
Materials for engineering applications; typical properties
Crystal structure; amorphous solids
2. PROPERTIES AND MECHANICAL TESTS
Tensile, hardness, impact and fatigue behaviour
Waste separation by differentiator properties
3. METALS AND ALLOYS
Phase diagrams
Ferrous alloys. Aluminium alloys. Microstructure and properties
Corrosion degradation. Protection
Metal recycling: pre-processing; contaminants; recycling of ferrous and aluminium alloys scrap. Properties of secondary metal
4. CERAMIC AND GLASSES
Technical and traditional ceramic; glass
Crystallization; sintering. Composition and microstructure
Processing. Properties
Glass recycling
5. POLYMERS
Thermoplastics, thermosets and elastomers
Processing. Properties
Chemical and mechanical recycling. Energy recovery
6. COMPOSITES
Matrix and reinforcement
Fibres
Laminates and sandwich structures
Specific mechanical properties
Recycling of fibre reinforced polymers
Teaching methodologies
Theoretical-practical classes with:
- Presentation of concepts and correlation between different types of materials
- Case studies and examples of typical materials, applications and recycling methodology
- Problem solving
Consolidation of concepts in laboratory classes
Contact with the Portuguese recycling industry through field trips and seminars
Assessment methodologies and evidences
HYPOTHESIS 1
Distributed assessment, without final examination
- Intermediate tests (3 tests) - 70%
- Lab work (4 works with report delivery) - 25%
- Field trips and/or seminars (mandatory delivery of 2 reports) - 5%
It is mandatory to submit to both tests.
Failure to submit one of the other evaluation elements implies a "zero" score in that element.
Tests do not demand minimum score; the average score in the tests has to exceed 9/20.
Approval in the course demands final grade higher than 9.5/20.
Assistance to at least 70% of the TP classes is required.
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HYPOTHESIS 2
Assessment with final examination
- Final examination - 75%
- Lab work (4 reports) - 25%
Failure to submit one of the reports implies "zero" score in the corresponding work
Attaining approval in the course implies an exam score grade higher than 9.5/20 and an average score higher than 9.5/20
Primary Bibliography
GUEDES, M.;Tópicos de Reciclagem de Materiais: Sebenta de apoio à disciplina de Materiais e Reciclagem, ESTSetúbal/IPS, 2011 |
RAO, S. R.;Resource Recovery and Recycling from Metallurgical Wastes, Elsevier, 2006 |
BRANDRUP, J.;Recycling and Recovery of Plastics, Hanser Publishers, 1996 |
CALLISTER, W. D.;Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction, John Wiley & Sons, 2000 |
No campo de CONTEÚDOS da disciplina há uma lista de BIBLIOGRAFIA COMPLEMENTAR disponível na Mediateca
Observations
1. All information on the course is available at the "Contents" area in SI.
2. All tests and exams are carried out without consultation.
3. It is mandatory to take the Laboratory Guide to the corresponding laboratory class. The Guide should be read before class.
4. The use of mobile phones in the classroom and laboratory is strictly forbiden.
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