L1.2: Innovations Flashcards

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1
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a. Memory Metals
b. Amorphous Glass-like Metals
c. Carbon Nanotubes
d. Composite Alloy

A

Introduction of new types of materials

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Give the 4 new types of materials

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  1. Memory Metals
  2. Amorphous Glass-like metals
  3. Carbon Nanotubes
  4. Composite Alloy
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These are metals that can assume different
shapes and forms
when applied with
thermal or electrical energy.

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Memory Metals

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Metals that are used to enhance construction techniques for special vehicles

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Amorphous Glass-like Metals

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Plasteel

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  • Amorphous Glass-like Metals
  • A combination of fiberglass and steel patented by automobile manufacturer Gurgel
    and first used in 1973
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These are specialized materials in nano
scale which increases the strength of structures and vehicles

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Carbon Nanotubes

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7
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These alloys allowed
the development of practical cold (100K) superconductor wires and materials

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Composite Alloy

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8
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Give the 2 renewable energy of Innovation

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  1. Chemical Batteries
  2. An intelligent energy grid
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This allowed a transition away from internal combustion and polluting hydrocarbon fuels

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Chemical Batteries

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Fuel cells, solar arrays, and wind turbines.

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Chemical Batteries

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This grid has the capacity to store power and deliver clean fuel to vehicles, decreasing pollution and energy costs.

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An intelligent energy grid

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Give the 4 types of transportation

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Land, Sea, Air, and Space Transportation

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Give the innovations on Land Transportation

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The era has produced electric and hydrogen-based vehicles, hybrid electric vehicles, improved turbines,
and fuel cell vehicles which are cost effective.

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Give the innovations on Sea Transportation

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Ships are powered by fuel sources ranging from hydrocarbon turbines to improved nuclear power plants.

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Give the innovations on Air Transportation

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  • Uses improved hulls and engines which are more efficient for supersonic travel
  • Powered
    flight at high supersonic and
    suborbital velocities.
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Give the innovations on Space Transportation

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This uses light reusable launch vehicles with air-breathing making space stations and outposts became viable

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