8.3 - Forms & 8.4 - Material Suitability Flashcards

1
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Sheet vs plate?

A

Sheet is thinner, but same shape

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2
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What are Bars?

A

Length of material, can be cylindrical, square, etc.

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3
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What are Wires?

A

Thin and long, eg. copper wires

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4
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What are Sections?

A

Shaped material bars, eg. tubes, beams, channels

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5
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What are Extrusions?

A

Fixed cross section, material pushed through a die

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6
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What are Castings?

A

Molten iron cooled in a mould

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7
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What are Forgings?

A

Hot metal locally compressed (hammer) to shape it

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8
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What is Hot / cold rolling?

A

Compressing using rollers, cold is at room temp

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9
Q

Application of Cast iron? Why?

A

Lathe bed
Easy to cast into complex shape
Strong and Heavy

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10
Q

Application of Aluminium? Why?

A

Large aircraft body
Available in sheet form
Lightweight
Easy to cut and shape

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11
Q

Application of Copper? Why?

A

Electrical cable
Ductile (drawn into wires)
Corrosion resistant
Good electrical conductor

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12
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Application of Perspex?

A

Machine guard cover
Transparent
Lightweight
Can be bent and shaped

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13
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Application of Glass fibre composite?

A

Speed boat hull
Can be moulded into a streamline shape
Lightweight
Corrosion resistant

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