BTH-Materials Flashcards

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1
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Define density

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measure of how much mass an object has per unit volume

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2
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Give the formula for density including units

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ρ=m/v where density is measured in kg/m^3, mass is kg and volume is m^3

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3
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State the equation for Hookes law and include units

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F=kx where F is measured in Newtons, k is N/m and x is in meters

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4
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Define elastic limit

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Maximum force the spring can sustain and then return to zero extension

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5
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Define stress

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The force acting on the unit area of the material

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6
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Give the formula of stress with units

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σ = F/A where stress is measured in Nm^2 or pascals

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7
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When is stress positive or negative?

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tensile force=positive stress and a compressive force=negative stress

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8
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Define strain

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The measure of the deformation of a material under stress

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9
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Give the formula for strain and include units

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Strain=ΔL/L0 where is strain HAS NO UNITS

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10
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When is strain positive or negative?

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tensile force=positive strain , compressive force=negative strain

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11
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Define elastic strain energy?

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Energy stored in a material when it is deformed elastically

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12
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How can elastic strain energy be determined?

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The area underneath a force-extension graph

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13
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Define ultimate tensile stress

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maximum tensile stress an object can withstand

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14
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How can you identify areas of plastic behaviour on a graph?

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Look to the right of the elastic limit point

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15
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What is brittle behaviour?

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An object is brittle if it suddenly breaks/cracks

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16
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Give the formula for elastic potential energy.

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E=1/2FΔL. . . .E=1/2K(ΔL)^2

17
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What is a force that causes an increase in length called?

A

Tensile force

18
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Give the 3 factors the stiffness of a material depends on

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material, length, cross-sectional area

19
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Give the cross sectional area formula

A

A=πd^2/4

20
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Give the young modulus formula and units

A

E=Fx/AΔx or E = σ / ϵ

21
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Give Hookes law statement

A

Up to a given load, the extension of a spring is directly proportional to the force applied

22
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State the gravitational field strength

A

9.81NKg^-1

23
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give the work done formula with units

A

W=FΔx or W=1/2max force x extension(changes to W=1/2kΔx^2)

24
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Give a way to calculate work done without formula

A

The area under the graph

25
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Define Hardness

A

A hard material is difficult to indent or scratch

26
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Define stiffness

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A subject that exhibits very small deformations even when subject to large forces

27
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Define Brittleness

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Brittle objects will shatter or crack on impact. These objects experience very little plastic deformation

28
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Define strength

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A strong object can withstand a large force before it breaks (dependent on size)

29
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Define malleability

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A malleable material can be hammered into shapes = experience plastic deformation

30
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Define a ductile material

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A ductile material can be drawn into wires and experience plastic deformation