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Materials Technology Laboratory -- Laboratoire de la technologie des mat‚riaux

Metal Processing

Capabilities

CANMET-MTL offers industry expertise in sheet-metal forming technologies, thermal/mechanical processing and heat treating. The Metal Processing Group maintains its world-class leadership in product and process development, process optimization and process modelling. We have established expertise in mathematical modelling of industrial metal-forming processes (including metal recycling) and property/microstructure prediction capabilities.

The Metal Forming Laboratory was established for the main purpose of developing advanced technology in a comprehensive range of forming operations. CANMET-MTL's facilities for the pilot-scale forming of ferrous and nonferrous metals are unique in North America.

Major Facilities

  • pilot-scale hot and cold rolling mill (125 mm - roll gap by 450 mm - in width) fully instrumented with accelerated cooling systems (5 to
    50°C/s) for off-line industrial process simulation and product development;
  • CAM plastometer with multi-hit capability for hot deformation studies;
  • quench deformation dilatometer and Gleeble 2000 to simulate thermal/mechanical processes to characterize the transformation behaviour of any materials.

For further information contact:

Dr. Kumar Sadayappan
Group Leader
Telephone: (613) 992-0741
Facsimile: (613) 992-8735
E-mail:
ksadayap@nrcan.gc.ca

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Last Updated: 2005-10-20
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