Science of Remelting: Aluminium Alloys 2.5 credits
Drive innovation in aluminium recycling and sustainability!
This course is your gateway to mastering the science behind lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and endlessly recyclable aluminium—an essential material in automotive and aerospace industries. Learn to optimize remelting processes, control impurities with precision, and enhance alloy quality, all while reducing environmental impact. With the growing demand for sustainable, high-quality recycled materials, this course equips you with the skills to lead the way in transforming aluminium production for a greener future.
Course content:
Low carbon footprint and resource efficiency requires energy and materials efficient recycling and use of recycled circular materials such as aluminium. The critical content is related to the aluminium alloy preparation including, light metal scrap remelting technologies, melt refining and impurity control to enable sustainable management of circular materials. Practices for microstructural engineering such as grain refinement and microstructural modification.
The course includes the following elements:
- Fundamentals of aluminium metallurgy
- Melting, furnaces and handling equipment
- Physics of melting and handling
- Cleaning practices
- Liquid metal treatments practice
- Mechanical melt treatments
- Melt quality consequences
Course facts
Length:
5 weeks
Level:
Advanced
Study speed:
33% speed
Location:
Online, with two meetings in Jönköping.
Language:
English
Start of course:
27 October 2025
Application:
Application opens in May, ongoing admission, maximum 20 places.
Eligibility:
Alt. 1: Academic degree of at least 180 ECTS credits within Engineering and/or Technology. Proof of English proficiency is required.
Alt. 2: Passed courses of at least 40 credits in the main field of study within Engineering and/or Technology and at least 1 year of work experience in the manufacturing industry. Proof of English proficiency is required.
Alt. 3: At least 4 years of work experience in the manufacturing industry. Proof of English proficiency is required.
Selection:
Ongoing admission, notification of admission is given no later than one month after application.
Diploma:
2.5 higher education credits
Course responsible
- Assistant Professor Materials and Manufacturing - Casting
- School of Engineering
- toni.bogdanoff@ju.se
- +46 36-10 1653
Learn more about courses in the Advanced School on Circular Metal Components for the Swedish Manufacturing Industry here.