manufacturing - material properties Flashcards

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What is a Metal?

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  1. Usually alloys
  2. Two or more elements, 1 metallic
  3. Ferrous and non-ferrous
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What is a Ceramic?

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  1. Non-metallic
  2. inorganic material
  3. pottery, tiles, glass
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What is a Polymer?

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  1. Formed by repeating smaller structural units (monomers).
  2. plastics, rubber, dna
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What is a Composite?

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Two or more phases that are processes separately then bonded together to achieve new properties.

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What is a Thermoplastic?

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Can be subject to multiple heating and cooling cycles

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What is a Thermosetting plastic?

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  • Once heated, will keep it’s shape
  • Can’t be re-heated.
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What is an Elastomer?

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Plastic that exhibits elastic behaviour.

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Name some Surface Processing Operations

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  1. Cleaning
  2. Surface Treatment (sand blasting)
  3. Coating (electroplating, painting)
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What is Strength?

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ability of a material to withstand applied load without failure or deformation

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What is Ductility?

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ability of a material to deform under stress without breaking.
sustains significant plastic deformation before fracture.

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What is Brittleness?

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property of the material that causes it to fracture when subject to stress, with little to no plastic deformation before break.

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What is Toughness?

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ability of a material to absorb energy and deform without fracturing.

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What is Hardness?

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ability of a material to resist localised permanent deformation
- indents
-scratches

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What is Fatigue?

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  • Fracture due to cyclic (repeated) stresses.
  • Can alternate between tension and compression stress.
  • Small cracks, medium cracks weaken structure,
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What is Creep?

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  • Slow plastic deformation of a material under constant stress
  • Can occur at any temperature - Over X time
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What is Castabability?

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East with which a metal can be cast - The ability of a metal to fill all cavities of a mold.

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What is Machinability?

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Ease of which a metal can be shaped by cutting tools.

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What is Weldability?

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Ease of which separate elements can be joined together under the action of local heating.

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What is Workability? Name some applications where LOW Workability may be desired.

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Ease of which a material can be manipulated of changed into a new shape.
Affected by:
- Ductility
- Hardness
-Strength
-Grain Size

Low Workability Applications:
-High Temp Applications
- Machining Operations
- Forming Operations.

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What is Smelting?

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-process of applying heat to melt down a material to molten stage.

21
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PETG Properties:
Printability: __________
Heat resistance: __________
Tensile strength: ___________
Toughness: ___________

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Printability: GOOD
Heat resistance: AVERAGE
Tensile strength: GOOD
Toughness: GOOD

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PLA Properties:
Printability: __________
Heat resistance: __________
Tensile strength: ___________
Toughness: ___________

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Printability: EXCELLENT
Heat resistance: POO
Tensile strength: EXCELLENT
Toughness: POO

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TPU Properties:
Printability: __________
Heat resistance: __________
Tensile strength: ___________
Toughness: ___________

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Printability: AVERAGE
Heat resistance: AVERAGE
Tensile strength: AVERAGE
Toughness: EXCELLENT

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ABS Properties:
Printability: __________
Heat resistance: __________
Tensile strength: ___________
Toughness: ___________

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Printability: AVERAGE
Heat resistance: GOOD
Tensile strength: GOOD
Toughness: GOOD

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What is Annealing?
- Heating a material up pass its recrystalise temp (but lower than melting) - rapidly cooling increases hardness
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what are the properties of aluminium?
- light - high strength -low corrosion - lower density than titanium
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what are some properties of titanium?
- light - high strength -low corrosion - high temp resistance
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what are some properties of copper?
- soft / malleable - ductile - high temp conductivity - high electrical conductivity
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what are some properties of brass and bronze?
brass: - copper and zinc - high hardness - good workability bronze: - copper and tin -stronger -dense - conductive
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what are some properties of zinc?
- brittle - often used as alloy to prevent rusting - tarnishes in air
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what are some properties of magnesium?
- light - high strength - weight ratio -cheap - great machinability
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what are some properties of lead?
-soft -ductile -malleable - low melting point
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what are some properties of ABS?
-durable -tough - moderate heat resistance
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what are some properties of PLA?
- brittle at low temps - biodegradable -
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what are some properties of TPU?
- flexible - high strength - high ductility - high durability
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what are some properties of PETG?
-tough -impact resistant -relatively flexible -
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what are the differences between High carbon Steel and Low carbon Steel?
HCS: stronger (high carbon), better hardness, LCS: more ductile, tougher, more weldable (low carbon)