5 Surface Engineering, Weldign And Joining Flashcards

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What are the two main types of surface treatment

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Surface modification and surface coating

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6 reasons for surface treatment

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Wear resistance
Fatigue life 
Corrosion resistance
Friction control
Aesthetics
Functional properties ie electrical/thermal conduction
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3
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Two types of surface modification

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Composition unchanged eg transformation hardening

Composition changed eg carburising/nitriding of steels

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4
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What are the two characteristic diffusion distances in austenite formed from ferrite and pearlite

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within prior pearlite regions, between the high/low carbon regions
that were previously iron carbide and ferrite: around 0.5 micro m

diffusion between high C austenite grains (former pearlite), into low C 
austenite grains (initially ferrite): around 20 micro m
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5
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3 main types of joining processes

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Mechanical, welding and Solid State

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3 things to consider when choosing a type of joining

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Materials to be joined
Geometry of the joint
Mode of loading on the joint

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7
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What type of joints is adhesive bonding best for

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Lap joints, as adhesives are much stronger in shear than in tension.

As the two materials are isolated from one another, it’s a good method for joining dissimilar materials

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