Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Name the 6 Materials

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  • Metals
  • Ceramics, Glasses
  • Foams
  • Composites
  • Polymers Elastomers
  • Natural Materials
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Examples of Metals

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  • Steel
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Example of Ceramics and Glasses

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  • Bottles
  • Insulators in Transmission Lines
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Composites and Examples

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Materials made out of 2 or more materials, combined are stronger than by itself.

  • Ply wood
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What is a Elastomer

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Is made from polymers joined by chemical bonds, the material is characterized by high elongation, flexibility, and elasticity.

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What is a Polymer

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General term for any molecule made of a long, repeating chain of smaller, bonding molecules called monomers.

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Natural Materials

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  • Wood
  • Cotton
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Foams

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  • Foam Plastics
  • Foam Glass
  • Metallic Foams
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9
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What is Density?

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  • Mass quantity in relation to a volume
  • Having a high mass per unit volume
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What is Strength?

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Resistance to failure by permanent deformation

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11
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What is Sustainable Development?

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Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

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Definition of Sustainability

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The process of people maintaining change in a balanced environment I which the exploration of resources, direction of investments, orientation of technological development and institutional change are all in harmony.

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To whom can we tracked the concept of Sustainability?

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Hans Carl von Carlowitz

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14
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How can materials can be classified as “Critical’

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If access to them could be limited or they are essential for national security or important economically

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15
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Important Generic reasons for the selection of materials

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  • Availability of suitable materials
  • Component loads
  • Material indices
  • Price
  • Available semi - finished products
  • Manufacturing processes
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16
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Important Environment Related reasons for the selection of materials

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  • Non toxic
  • Able to recycled; Energy Consumptions
  • Carbon Emissions
  • Water Usage
17
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Definition of Stiffness

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  • Indicator of a tendency for an element to return to its original form after being subjected into a force
  • Extent to which an object resists deformation in response to an applied force