Sustainable Materials

Maschinenbau, Master (PO-2023)

Eindeutige ModulnummerMaschB-3505-M
Modulnummer / ModulcodeWP-SusMat
ModulnameSustainable Materials
Art des ModulsWahlpflicht
Lernergebnisse, Kompetenzen, Qualifikationsziele

After successfully completing this course, students are expected to

  1. gain an overview of sustainable materials development and the approaches towards the sustainabilities of metals;
  2. be equipped with the knowledge with a holistic view of the link of chemistry – microstructure/nanostructure – process – property – performance – integration – circularity in novel sustainable materials development;
  3. acquire the knowledge of design, characterization, optimization, and application of sustainable materials with case studies, particularly with a focus on hydrogen energy and circular metals.
LehrveranstaltungsartenVlMp (1 SWS), Ü (1 SWS)
Lehrinhalte
  • Introduction to sustainable materials
  • Sustainability concepts and materials circularity
  • Sustainable alloy design and recycling-friendly materials
  • Life cycle analysis and circular material flow management
  • Case study 1: Cu contamination in steel recycling
  • Materials for hydrogen infrastructure (enabling LNG pipelines for H2 transport, H2 container, engines, etc.)
  • Hydrogen – metals interaction (general hydrogen behaviours in steels: diffusivity, solubility, H embrittlement)
  • Case study 2: Hydrogen embrittlement of steels
Titel der LehrveranstaltungenSustainable Materials
Lehr- und Lernmethoden (Lehr- und Lernformen)„Flipped classroom“:
Students complete interactive self-learning modules in Moodle before attending the face-to-face lecture block. Topics include, among others, materials chemistry, characterization techniques, and circular economy.
During the lecture block, students group together for interdisciplinary project work.
Verwendbarkeit des ModulsB.Sc. Nachhaltige Materialien und verfahrentechnische Prozesse / Sustainable Materials and Process Engineering
M.Sc. Maschinenbau / Mechanical Engineering
M.Sc. Nanoscience
Dauer des ModulsEin Semester
Häufigkeit des Angebotesjährlich im Wintersemester
SpracheEnglisch
Empfohlene (inhaltliche) Voraussetzungen für die Teilnahme am Modul- Basic knowledge of metallic materials
- Materials physics and materials chemistry
- Adequate English proficiency
Voraussetzungen für die Teilnahme am Modul keine
Studentischer ArbeitsaufwandTeaching Units Contact Study Time Hours: 30 Time hours for self-study: 60
Studienleistungenkeine
Voraussetzung für Zulassung zur Prüfungsleistungkeine
PrüfungsleistungenWritten exam 60-90 min. or oral exam 30 min.
Anzahl Credits (ECTS)3 cp
LehreinheitMaschinenbau
Modulverantwortliche/rProf. Dr.-Ing. habil. Wenwen Song
LehrendeProf. Dr.-Ing. habil. Wenwen Song
MedienformenPowerpoint presentation, white board
Literatur
  1. Allwood, J.M. Cullen, M.A. Carruth, Sustainable materials: with both eyes open, 1st ed., UIT Cambridge LTD, 2012.
  2. Raabe, The materials science behind sustainable metals and alloys, Chemical Reviews, 123 (2023) 2436-2608.
  3. Raabe, D. Ponge, P. Uggowitzer, M. Roscher, M. Paolantonio, C.L. Liu, H. Antrekowitsch, E. Kozeschnik, D. Seidmann, B. Gault, F. De Geuser, A. Dechamps, C. Hutchinson, C.H. Liu, Z. Li, P. Prangnell, J. Robson, P. Shanthraj, S. Vakili, C. Sinclair, L. Bourgeois, S. Pogatscher, Making sustainable aluminum by recycling scrap: the science of “dirty” alloys, Progress in Material Science, 128 (2022) 100947.
  4. Raabe, C. Tasan, E. Olivetti, Strategies for improving the sustainability of structural metals, Nature, 575 (2019) 64-74.
  5. Nagumo, Fundamentals of hydrogen embrittlement, 1st ed., Springer Singapore, 2016.

V.G. Gavriljuk, V.M. Shyvaniuk, S.M. Teus, Hydrogen in Engineering Metallic Material, 1st ed., Springer Cham, 2022.