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A Material Point of View
By Vinícius ArandaEducation
A Material Point of View episodes
- #Ep25. Metals Transformation Processes part II
Hey there, in this episode I'll continue talking about one of the subjacts I'll be doing this semester, "Metals transformation Processes", focusing on work hardening.
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11 min - #Ep24. Metals Transformation Processes part I
Hey there, in this episode I'll talk about one of the subjacts I'll be doing this semester, "Metals transformation Processes".
Follow the Podcast on Instagram: @amaterialpointofview
11 min - 7 min
- #Ep22. Why do metal stuff oxidize and can shatter?
Hey, listen to this episode and understand why metal oxidizes.
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6 min - #Ep21. Why are some metals not attracted to magnets components and others are?
Have you ever thought about magnets and why some materials cannot be attracted to them?
We'll discuss this today!
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7 min - #Ep 20. Do you know how drum cymbals are made?
Hey there, today we are going to discuss about the cymbals production
There is the link to the Zildjian Cymbal production line video I mentioned:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAfd-in2WaE
8 min - #Ep19. Why do metals break down after a fatigue process?
Hi there, I'm really fatigueted, are you?
Let's see what the fatigue is from a materials point of view!
6 min - #Ep18. What is and what can be understood from a stress strain-curve? Part 2
Hi there, let's continue to take a look at the theme of the stress-strain curve.
5 min - #Ep17. What is and what can be understood from a stress strain-curve? Part 1
Hey there,
Do you know what a stress-strain curve is?
No?! So, check this out!
7 min - #Ep16. Why can steel break right after quenching treatment?
Did you know that if you drop a piece of steel which has undergone a quenching process, it might explode?
No??!
So check this episode!
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6 min
About A Material Point of View
From the publisher's feed
In this podcast, Vinnie will talk about Materials Science and Engineering focused on Metallurgy, Materials micro/nano properties and features which lead to the macro-ones. He is a Materials…
Engineer Graduated from the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar) - Brazil (2020) and has a Master's Degree in Materials Science and Engineering (2023). He is currently a doctorate candidate at the Materials Engineering Department at UFSCar. Don't forget to follow the Podcast on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/amaterialpointofview/E-mail: [email protected]