Unit ADVANCED MATERIALS: NUCLEAR, HIGH TEMPERATURE AND BIOPOLYMERS

Code	A006017
CFU	3
Teacher	Debora Puglia
Teachers	Debora Puglia
Hours	24 ore - Debora Puglia
Learning activities	Caratterizzante
Area	Ingegneria dei materiali
Sector	ING-IND/22
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)

Code	A006016
CFU	3
Teacher	Debora Puglia
Teachers	Florian Zikeli (Codocenza) Debora Puglia
Hours	8 ore (Codocenza) - Florian Zikeli 16 ore - Debora Puglia
Learning activities	Caratterizzante
Area	Ingegneria dei materiali
Sector	ING-IND/22
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)

Code	A006014
CFU	3
Teacher	Maurizio Natali
Teachers	Maurizio Natali
Hours	24 ore - Maurizio Natali
Learning activities	Caratterizzante
Area	Ingegneria dei materiali
Sector	ING-IND/22
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)

HIGH TEMPERATURE MATERIALS

Code	A006015
CFU	3
Teacher	Maurizio Natali
Teachers	Maurizio Natali
Hours	24 ore - Maurizio Natali
Learning activities	Caratterizzante
Area	Ingegneria dei materiali
Sector	ING-IND/22
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)

Code	A006012
CFU	3
Teacher	Andrea Di Schino
Teachers	Andrea Di Schino
Hours	24 ore - Andrea Di Schino
Learning activities	Caratterizzante
Area	Ingegneria dei materiali
Sector	ING-IND/21
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)
Language of instruction	English
Contents	The course provides the basic skills needed for the selection of metallic materials intended for different conditions of use. The main contents concern: nature and properties of metallic materials, starting from the crystallographic aspects, to the defects, to the relationships between these and the macro-properties of the materials. Carbon steels, stainless steels and the main Al alloys are described in detail.
Reference texts	Teaching material including lecture slides, texts and solutions to the proposed exercises, tables, videos and more is available through the Unistudium platform.
Educational objectives	The teaching contributes to train the student on the methodological- operational aspects of engineering sciences in general and mechanical engineering in particular; It provides: 1. knowledge of the properties of metallic materials 2. ability to choose the process based on the properties of the material per energy application
Prerequisites	In order to understand and apply most of the concepts in teaching, preliminary knowledge of basic chemistry and physics is required.
Teaching methods	The course is organized in classroom lectures during which the topics covered in the course are addressed. All the teaching material used during the course – e.g. lecture slides, exercises completed and proposed, tables, videos and other content – is available through the Unistudium platform.
Other information	Further information is available through the Unistudium page of the course. The teacher is available for consultations at the end of each lesson; consultations with the teacher in person or through the Microsoft Teams platform can also be arranged at other times.
Learning verification modality	The exam consists of an oral test aimed at verifying knowledge of the topics covered.
Extended program	Microstructure Evolution at High Temperatures Creep at High Temperatures Creep Tests and Creep-Resistant Materials Surface Oxidation Phenomena Decarburization Phenomena Low-Temperature Embrittlement Phenomena Pipeline Steels: Microstructures Pipeline Steels: Microstructures-Properties Stainless Steels: General Information Families Stainless Steels: Steels for Energy Applications Stainless Steels: Applications in Turbine Plants Aluminum Alloys: General Information Aluminum Alloys: Effect of Alloying Elements Titanium Alloys: General Information Titanium Alloys: Effect of Alloying Elements Titanium Alloys: Families and Heat Treatments Copper Alloys: General Information Copper Alloys: Brasses Copper Alloys: Bronzes Zinc Alloys FeSi Steels
Obiettivi Agenda 2030 per lo sviluppo sostenibile	Goal 4: Quality education • Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Code	A006013
CFU	3
Teacher	Andrea Di Schino
Teachers	Andrea Di Schino
Hours	24 ore - Andrea Di Schino
Learning activities	Caratterizzante
Area	Ingegneria dei materiali
Sector	ING-IND/21
Type of study-unit	Obbligatorio (Required)
Language of instruction	English
Contents	The course provides the basic skills needed to select metallic materials for nuclear applications. The main contents concern the nature and properties of metallic materials, starting from crystallographic aspects, defects, and the relationships between them and the macro- properties of materials.
Reference texts	Teaching material including lecture slides, texts and solutions to the proposed exercises, tables, videos and more is available through the Unistudium platform.
Educational objectives	The teaching contributes to train the student on the methodological- operational aspects of engineering sciences in general and mechanical engineering in particular; It provides: 1. knowledge of the properties of metallic materials 2. ability to choose the process based on the properties of the material.
Prerequisites	In order to understand and apply most of the concepts in teaching, preliminary knowledge of basic chemistry and physics is required.
Teaching methods	The course is organized in classroom lectures during which the topics covered in the course are addressed. All the teaching material used during the course – e.g. lecture slides, exercises completed and proposed, tables, videos and other content – is available through the Unistudium platform.
Other information	Further information is available through the Unistudium page of the course. The teacher is available for consultations at the end of each lesson; consultations with the teacher in person or through the Microsoft Teams platform can also be arranged at other times.
Learning verification modality	The exam consists of an oral test aimed at verifying knowledge of the topics covered.
Extended program	Nuclear Energy (Part 1) Nuclear Energy (Part 2) Nuclear Energy (Part 3) Nuclear Reactors (Part 1) Nuclear Reactors (Part 2) Nuclear Fusion Reactors Effects of Irradiation on Metals Prediction and Implications of Irradiation Damage Irradiation Swelling Irradiation Creep Effects of Irradiation on Mechanical Properties Effects of Irradiation on Localized Chemical Composition Materials for Fusion Austenitic Steels Ferritic-Martensitic Steels Reduced-Activation Ferritic-Martensitic Steels Vanadium Alloys Beryllium Tungsten Divertor Materials
Obiettivi Agenda 2030 per lo sviluppo sostenibile	Goal 4: Quality education • Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure