Materials and systems section 2 Flashcards

1
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What is strength?

A

The ability to withstand forces without breaking.

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2
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What is Hardness?

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The ability to withstand scratching, abrasion or denting.

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3
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What is toughness?

A

Hard to break or snap.

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4
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What is elasticity?

A

They can strech and bend back to its original shape.

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5
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What is malleability?

A

Can be bent or shaped.

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6
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What is ductility?

A

Can be drawn into a wire?

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7
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What does electrical conductivity mean?

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The ability to let electricity run through them easily.

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8
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What does thermal conductivity mean?

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The ability to allow heat to pass through them easily.

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9
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What are some examples of thermal insulators?

A

.plastic and wood

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10
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What does fusibility mean?

A

. low melting point, can melt before other metals have melted-holding them together

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11
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Give one example of a material with low fusability?

A

solder

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13
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What is the density?

A

The mass per unit volume.

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14
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What is absorbency?

A

How well a material can soak up water and light

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15
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Give an example of a non absorbent fibre?

A

Synthetic fibres.

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16
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What is an alloy?

A

A mixture of 2 or more elements

17
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What is steel made out off?

A

Iron and carbon.

18
Q

What are the 5 types of paper you can get?

A

.cartridge paper
.layout paper
.tracing paper
.grid paper
.bleed proof paper

19
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What is cartridge paper used for?

A

.high quality
.textures surfaces
.sketching

20
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What is layout paper used for?

A

.thin
.translucent
.general design work

21
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What is tracing paper used for?

A

. semi-transparent
. copy images

22
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What is grid paper used for?

A

.square- orthographic and scale
.isometric- isometric drawings

23
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What is bleed-proof paper used for?

A

.when drawing with felt tips and marker pens, so it doesn’t bleed.

24
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Why is boards used for packing?

A

.low cost and high strength to weight ratio.

25
Q

What can solid white board be used for?

A

.high quality bleached surfaces- ideal for printing.

26
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What can ink jet card be used for?

A

.ink jet printing- so the ink doesn’t bleed.
.allows printed image to be sharply defined and of high quality.

27
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What can corrugated card be used for?

A

.breathable
.strong
.ridged
.secondary packaging

28
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What can duplex board be used for?

A

. different colour and texture on each side
.used when only one surface can be seen.
.food packaging.

29
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What can foam core board be used for?

A

.stiff, light weight.
.making models and mounting posters.

30
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What can foil-lined board be used for?

A

. aluminium lined
. package food
. foil keeps flavours in.