Metallurgical Engineering deals with the study of metals and their properties. This discipline focuses on the extraction, refining, processing, and application of metals and alloys, ensuring the creation of materials that are strong, durable, and suitable for a wide range of industrial uses.
Key Areas:
- Metal extraction and refining
- Alloy development and testing
- Material strength and durability analysis
- Metallurgical processes in manufacturing
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