Saeed Elkelany’s Post

This is a video about how Japanese samurai swords, aka katanas, are made – from the gathering of the iron sand, to the smelting of the steel, to the forging of the blade. #Metallurgy #Iron_making #Steel_making

#materials #materialsengineering

Linear to Circular Product Chains In recent years, the circular economy has emerged as a potential framework for attaining sustainability objectives. The circular economy model tries to establish a closed-loop system in which resources are used more efficiently and waste is reduced. Materials are continuously recycled, regenerated, and reused in a circular economy. Many industries, including supply chain management, are changing as a result of the transition from a linear to a circular model of production and consumption. Source: The introduction of 'Circular Economy - Sustainable Materials Management' course by Lund University provided by Coursera

Additive manufacturing (AM) is playing an increasingly significant role in digital manufacturing. This article introduces some of the ideas behind the concept of the digital thread, and discusses the role of additive manufacturing within it.

I was thrilled to participate in the materials science exhibition organized by ESME SU SC as a presenter of the iron making process in the blast furnace units. This event was a part of the first Student Conference held in Faculty of Petroleum and Mining Engineering, Suez University. I was also honored to meet and discuss with Dr.C.Eng ahmed Ramadan and Dr. Mohamed Alaa. Thanks, Mostafa Mahmoud for giving me this great opportunity. All the thanks also for my friend, Khalid Mahmoud for his continuous known support.

This figure shows the materials importance for mankind existence and progress. #materialsengineering

From: welding metallurgy, Sindo kou #metallurgy #welding #stainlesssteel