Materials Flashcards

1
Q

What do you need to know for your prototype?

A

materials for prototypes

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2
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Function

A

Work without breaking

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3
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An example of a Function?

A

you wouldn’t make a kettle out of something that could melt

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4
Q

Properties

A

what properties needed your prototype

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5
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One way your prototypes will function: Strength

A

Will it be long lasting

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6
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The second way your prototypes will function: Strength

A

Not break from wear and tear

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7
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One way your prototypes will function: Movement

A

is it durable

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8
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The second way your prototypes will function: Movement

A

flexible for it’s job

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9
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One way your prototypes will function: Electrical and Thermal

A

need to allow electrical

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10
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the second way your prototypes will function: Electrical and Thermal

A

heat to transfer

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11
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One way your prototypes will function: Cost

A

an acceptable cost

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12
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The second your prototypes will function: Cost

A

are there cheaper alternatives

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13
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What should the Aesthetics of a prototypes

A

the material looks or can be finished is important

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14
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Why do you want the material to look or be finished is important

A

because you want it to look like the prototype

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15
Q

Environment

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the material you choose is environmentally friendly

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16
Q

What are the four types of functions for prototypes?

A
  • Strength
  • Movement
  • Electrical and Thermal
  • Cost
17
Q

What are some Ethical and Social factors that are

A

supporting products that are fair trade

18
Q

What is fair trade?

A

the people making materials get a fair wage

19
Q

What is a cultural Factors?

A
  • In 1980 animal fur was fashionable accptable
20
Q

Why is animal fur now not

A

people would not buy animal fur

21
Q

What are the two last things we have to think about

A

Availability and Access

22
Q

What is important about Availability and Access?

A

chossen matials or compontents