What Is A Metallurgical Engineer?

Metallurgical: the technique or science of working or heating metals so as to give them certain desired shapes or properties.

Def. 1: A metallurgist examines the properties and use of metals and alloys: iron, steel, aluminium, nickel and other non-ferrous metals, and may specialise in chemical, physical or process metallurgy (above definition)

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My brother is a metallurgical scientist, so I have a little knowledge around this. You might also check out the Colorado School of Mines website if you want to see educational requirements, etc.

Metallurgists research, control and develop processes used in extracting minerals from their ores for refining metals work at mineral processing sites, mines, factories, workshops or foundries, or even in laboratories or offices. They generally work alongside or in tandem with mining or construction engineers, geologists, mineralogists, technicians, etc.

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