IET Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

steels that undergo a similar process, but structure will be coarse pearlite with excess cementite.

A

Hypereutectoid steels

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2
Q

Heating steel to a temperature higher than in annealing (cheaper than annealing) (not as time consuming as annealing)

A

Normalizing

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3
Q

Recrystallization is induced after a material has been cold worker to reduce strain hardening effects. (Note cast iron is not cooled worked)

A

Process Annealing

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4
Q

Reduces residual stresses in casting, welded assemblies, and cold formed products. Materials are heated and then slow cooled.

A

stress relief annealing

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5
Q

(Not iron based) metals do not have significant phase transitions (Not polymorphic)

A

Nonferrous metals

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6
Q

(Not iron based) metals do not have significant phase transitions (Not polymorphic)

A

Nonferrous metals

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7
Q

Has a number of different crystal structures.

A

Polymorphic

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8
Q

Is a subsequent heating method to give the steel necessary ductility and fracture toughness

A

Tempering

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9
Q

Adding an alloy element is to increase

A

Harden Ability and Toughness

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10
Q

Eutectoid Steel is about _____ percent carbon

A

.77%

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11
Q

Base metal dissolves other atoms as__________ solutions

A

Substitutional or interstitial solutions

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12
Q

Increased strength by plastic deformation is called

A

Strain Hardening

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13
Q

Metals with stronger grains tend to be stronger is an example of

A

Grain Size Refinement

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14
Q

Strength that is obtained from a nonequilibrium structure

A

Precipitation Hardening

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15
Q

Are processes of controlled heating and cooling to purposefully alter a materials structure and properties.

A

Heat Treatments

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16
Q

Cooling a hot piece of metal rapidly, as in water or oil.

A

quenching

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17
Q

Is a slow cooling method to insure uniforming properties throughout the process

A

Annealing

18
Q

Heated to convert the grain structure to homogenous single-phase Austenite, then control cooled.

A

Hypoeutectoid Steels

19
Q

Plastic Deformation increases strength in most metals is caused by

A

Strain Hardening/Work Hardening

20
Q

Properties that vary with direction

A

Anisotropic

21
Q

When the break occurs before plastic deformation

A

Brittle Fracture

22
Q

what happens when a metal is held above its recrystallization temperature is 1/2 (t-melting)

A

Grain Size Increases

23
Q

has a definable structure and composition. Can be continuous (gas or liquid) or discontinuous (solid grains/crystal) it can also be a pure substance like after or a solution like salt in water.

A

Phase

24
Q

is the solubility limit of the two materials at a given temperature

A

Saturation Point

25
Q

Properties that are uniform in all direction are considered to be

A

iso tropic

26
Q

Plastic deformation that occurs before the material breaks.

A

Ductile Fracture

27
Q

what tis the recrystallization melting temp

A

1/2 of the material

28
Q

Keeps crystallization and yield strength, if the material does not reheel it is -_________

A

Cold Working

29
Q

is a diagram that shows the natural tendencies of a material (does it become a solid or a liquid or a combination of a solid and liquid)

A

Equilibrium Phase Diagram

30
Q

are encountered when a material changes phase (Gas to a liquid or solid to a liquid)

A

Transitions

31
Q

(A special form of transition) occurs when a material goes from a solid to a gas-Freeze drying operates on this principle.

A

Sublimation

32
Q

Lowest temperature where material is a 100% liquid.

A

Liquidous Line

33
Q

Highest temperature where material is 100 percent solid

A

Solidus Line

34
Q

if the __________ is decreased then the amount of solute that can be held in a solution decrease

A

Temperature

35
Q

if they cannot stay in solution

A

insoluble

36
Q

steels having less than the eutectoid amount of carbon are __________steels

A

hypoeutectoid

37
Q

steels having more than the eutectoid amount pf carbon called _____________ steels

A

hypereutectoid

38
Q

Increased strength in metals is caused by _________ at defects

A

Dislocation Pile Ups

39
Q

Act as barriers to dislocation movements

A

Grain Boundaries

40
Q

A practice that causes New crystallization and new yield strength

A

Hot Working

41
Q

Temperature/Vibration causes

A

Heat Energy