M6.1 Flashcards

1
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What is a ferrous material?

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  • Contains Iron as its main ingredient
  • e.g. steel on aircraft structures
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2
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Pure iron properties?

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  • Soft
  • ductile
  • easily formed
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3
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What is the base material of steel?

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  • Iron
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4
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What is hardness?

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  • resist cutting, penetration or abrasion
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5
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What is malleability?

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  • ability to be bent, formed, shaped without cracking or breaking
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6
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What is brittleness?

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  • materials tendency to break or shatter when exposed to stress
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7
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What is elasticity?

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Materials ability to return to original shape

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8
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What is the carbon content for low carbon steel?

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0.1%-0.3%

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9
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Carbon content for medium carbon steel?

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0.3%-0.5%

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10
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Carbon content for high carbon steel?

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0.5%-1.05%

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11
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What does the first digit identify in classification of steels?

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  • alloying element
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12
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What do the last 2 digits identify in the classification of steel?

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  • average carbon content in %
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13
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What is the critical temperature?

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-when phase change occurs (during heating or cooling)

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14
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What is quenching?

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-rapidly cool material after heating in water or oil etc

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15
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What is annealing?

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  • softens steel and relieves internal stress
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16
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What is normalising?

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  • heating steel to 38*c above upper critical limit and soaking for prescribed time
  • after soaked, cool at room temp
17
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What is tempering?

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  • used to decrease hardness
  • increasing ductility and toughness of quenched steel
18
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What is direct hardening?

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  • flame or induction hardening process
  • steel heated very rapidly to high temp
  • then cooled rapidly
19
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What is flame hardening?

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  • steel made of uniform composition throughout
  • surface layers receive an extra heat treatment compared to core material
20
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What is induction hardening?

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  • whole circumference of steel is heated simultaneously by an induction coil
  • once steel reached temp, current switched off, immediately quenched by jets of water
21
Q

Steels can be divided into 3 general grades which are?

A
  • Austenitic
  • Ferritic
  • Martensitic
22
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What are Austenitic stainless steels referred as?

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  • 200 and 300 series stainless steel
  • non-magnetic in annealed condition
23
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What are Ferritic stainless steels

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  • part of 400 series of stainless alloys