Magnesium Injection Molding

Dr. Czerwinski did 2 years of postdoctoral study at McGill University and 2 years at McMaster University.  He has a PhD in Metallurgical Engineering from McGill University, and  a PhD in Materials Engineering from the University of Mining and Metallurgy, Cracow, Poland.  He was a University Professor of Materials and Metallurgical Engineering and a faculty member for 19 years.  Dr. Czerwinski has been a manager and principal scientist of numerous research projects sponsored by the National Research Council of Canada, universities and industry.  At present, he is a Chief Metallurgist involved in a development of the injection molding machinery and researching metallurgical aspects of semisolid injection molding of metallic alloys. He is the author of a monograph in surface engineering; and the author and co-author of over 140 reserch papers in peer-review scientific journals and conference proceedings. Dr.Czerwinski is affiliated with: Professional Engineergs of Ontario, ASM International and The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society.

Erratum.- Magnesium and Its Alloys.- Semisolid Processing—Origin of Magnesium Molding.- Basic and Auxiliary Hardware.- Thermal and Corrosive Aspects of Processing Molten Magnesium.- Process Theory and Practice.- Feedstock Selection.- Oxidation Behavior of the Feedstock.- Melting Behavior of the Feedstock.- Alloy Transformations During Molding.- Microstructure—Property Relationship for Molded Alloys.- Semisolid Extrusion Molding.- Near-Liquidus Molding.- Alloy and Composite Generation in a Semisolid State.- Molding Creep-Resistant Alloys.