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Expert Profile: Javad Mola

Expertise: I welcome questions related to physical metallurgy of steels preferably stainless steels.

Experience in the area
I have been lecturer in an institution of higher education from 2004. The courses taught include 'Casting principles', 'Casting of Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Alloys', 'Physical Metallurgy', 'Extractive Metallurgy', 'Technical English of Metallurgy' and 'Materials Science". My MS thesis dealt with processing of A356 and ZA27 alloys in the semisolid state. I have additionally worked on optimization of melt spinning parameters in order to obtain high quality amorphous ribbons made of CoFeSiB alloys.

Organizations
Materials Research Center of Technology Development Institute affiliated to Sharif University of Technology

Publications
Solid State Phenomena, Materials Science and Technology

Education/Credentials
BS degree in Materials Engineering earned from Isfahan University of Technology, Isfahan, Iran. MS degree in Materials Science and Engineering earned from Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran. Currently PhD candidate at Graduate Institute of Ferrous Technology (GIFT), Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), Pohang, Republic of Korea

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Prestige Points: 850
Knowledge	9.71 Best of the best
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Total Questions (since joining AllExperts)		169

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10	10	10	10	10/28/08
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User Comments

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Very insightful. Thanks.
(Tahir on 04/22/08)

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Recent Answers from Javad Mola

2008-11-14 Heat Treatment: Isothermal Transformation (IT) and Continuous Transformation (CT) diagrams are diagrams used to investigate kinetic aspect of phase transformations and are of extensive use in steels heat treatment. In...

2008-09-14 alloying elements: Alloying elements in stainless steels can be divided into 2 main categories namely austenite and ferrite stabilizers. Austenite stabilizers must be present in austenitic as well as martensitic STSs (austenite...

2008-09-04 Magnetism in St.St: In addition to you, this question is also of interest to many people in the stainless steel industry, so I try to give a more descriptive answer. Austenite is the most prevalent "non-magnetic" phase...

2008-09-02 Cause corrosion in stainless steel: Promoting uniform corrosion in stainless steels is very difficult because of ready formation of a Cr-rich passive layer under oxidizing conditions. In contrast, localized corrosion (pitting) can be easily...

2008-08-25 Heat Treated Shaft: High carbon steels need high cooling rates to attain full hardness whereas oil quenching is sufficient to harden O1 which, in addition to high C content, has W and Cr in its composition. Therefore, hard...