Heat Treatment Engineering for Industrial Applications

Master heat treatment processes, metallurgical transformations, and performance optimization in industrial applications.

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Program Overview

This expert-led program offers a deep-dive into the science, techniques, and real-world application of industrial heat treatment processes. It equips professionals with practical knowledge of annealing, hardening, tempering, case hardening, and surface treatment methods across ferrous and non-ferrous materials. Participants will explore phase transformations, defect prevention, and furnace control strategies to improve mechanical properties like hardness, toughness, and wear resistance. Through real-life case studies and hands-on simulations, the course helps engineers optimize heat treatment cycles, reduce failures, and enhance part performance across industries such as automotive, aerospace, tooling, and heavy manufacturing.

Features

  • Understand core heat treatment processes and their effect on material properties
  • Select and apply appropriate treatment methods for various alloys and components
  • Diagnose heat treatment-related failures and implement corrective actions
  • Optimize heat cycles for improved durability, dimensional control, and cost efficiency

Target audiences

  • Metallurgists
  • QA/QC Professionals
  • Plant Engineers, Tooling Experts
  • Manufacturing and Process Engineers

Curriculum

  • 8 Sections
  • 36 Lessons
  • 2 Days
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Instructor

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Subramanyam NV

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Mr. Subramanyam is a CXO expert with 38+ years of experience in the Aerospace industry with exposure in the Indian region. Currently working as an Independent Consultant, Freelance. Previously worked as Chief Manager, HAL. Skilled in risk management, quality, project management, and manufacturing. Worked across Defence Projects and Products, Aerospace and Defense, engineering, and Capital Goods industries.

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