Laboratory Incharge:
Prof. Santosh rathore  
Email:  Santosh.mech@srpec.org

Major Equipment:

• • muffle furnace
• • metallurgicalmicroscope
• • microscopic specimen
• • dye penetration test kit
• • electronic balance
• • jominy end quench apparatus
• • fine sieve set
• • dry belt surfacer
• • single disc polishing meching

Experiments to be Performed:

Material science and Metallurgy plays a role in all manufacturing processes which convert raw materials into useful products adapted to human needs. The primary goal of the Material science and Metallurgy course is to provide undergraduates with a fundamental knowledge base associated with materials-processing, their properties, and their selection and application.

• • Study of phase diagrams for structure - property - correlation
• • Study of Fe3 – C carbide equilibrium diagrams
• • Study of optical metallurgical microscope
• • Preparation of specimen for microscopic examination
• • Mounting of specimen
• • Micro structural observation of ferrous material
• • Effect of quenching media on hardening of steel
• • Determination of hardenability of steel
• • Determine the effect of section size on hardness of material developed during quenching
• • Detection of flaws in materials using ultrasonic flaw detector
• • Detection of flaws in materials through dye - penetr ant and magnetic particle inspection methods