Roderick I.L. Guthrie

Mining & Materials Engineering: Introduction to physical, hydrochemical, electrochemical and thermochemical processing in the production of metals and materials; description of the industries, basic processing concepts, unit operations and an introduction to environmental exchanges. Size reduction and classification, particle separation, stoichiometric and mass balance calculations, chemical equilibria, aqueous processing, smelting and refining.

Offered by: Mining & Materials Engineering

• (3-2-4)
• Corequisite: CCOM 206 or MIME 202.

• Terms
  • Fall 2021
• Instructors
  • Roderick I L Guthrie, Mainul Hasan, Kristian E Waters

Mining & Materials Engineering: Transport phenomena in non-idealized systems. Solutions for transient heat and mass transfer processes involving thermal and molecular diffusion in materials processing systems. Natural and forced convection in heat and mass transfer. Dimensionless correlations. Fick's Laws and Fourier's Laws. Exact solutions. Numerical approximations for transient systems. Equivalences between heat and mass transfer. Finite difference modelling of conduction, convection and radiation heat transfer and diffusion and convection mass transfer.

Offered by: Mining & Materials Engineering

• (3-1.5-4.5)
• Prerequisite: MIME 356

• Terms
  • Winter 2022
• Instructors
  • Mainul Hasan

Mining & Materials Engineering: The production and refining of liquid iron in the iron blast furnace, the production and refining of liquid steel, secondary refining operations, continuous casting and thermomechanical processing (hot rolling). Specialty steels and newly emerging technologies (e.g. thin slab casting, direct ironmaking) are also discussed in terms of process/environment and productivity. "Downstream" topics will include cold rolling, batch and continuous annealing, and coating operations.

Offered by: Mining & Materials Engineering

• (3-1-5)
• Prerequisite: MIME 360. Pre/corequisite: MIME 455

• Terms
  • Fall 2021
• Instructors
  • Roderick I L Guthrie

Mining & Materials Engineering: The role of thermodynamics and mass transport phenomena in the production of liquid iron and steel in blast furnaces and basic oxygen/electric arc furnaces, followed by refining, and continuous casting of steel sheet, blooms and billets. The physical metallurgy of steels. Thermo-mechanical processing, rolling, and strengthening mechanisms. Phases, microstructures, and associated mechanical properties.

Offered by: Mining & Materials Engineering

• (3-1-8)
• Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
• Restriction: Not open to students taking or have taken MIME 456
• This course is given with MIME 456

• Terms
  • Fall 2021
• Instructors
  • Roderick I L Guthrie