Materials (metals) Flashcards

Week 1

1
Q

What are the Key Differences between Hot Rolled and Cold Rolled steel?

A

Hot Rolled is:
Scaly
Blue-Gray Finish
Rough to the touch
Rounder edges (out of bound)

Cold Rolled is:
Glossy
Gray Finish
Smooth to the touch
Sharp Corners

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2
Q

What are the 6 basic types of metal removal?

A

(1) Turning
(2) Hole Machining
(3) Milling
(4) Sawing
(5) Planing, Shaping, Broaching
(6) Abrasive Processes

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3
Q

What Machine process defines the following?
Drilling, boring, reaming and tapping.

A

Hole Machining

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4
Q

What are some types of abrasive machining processes? (3)

A

Grinding, lapping and honing

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5
Q

Steel with .35% Carbon or greater is…

A

Medium to High Carbon Steel (Heat treatable)

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6
Q

True or False

Pure aluminum is stronger than alloy aluminum

A

False. Alloys are stronger.

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7
Q

Two most common Copper Alloys

A

Brass and Bronze

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8
Q

What is Brass made up of?

A

Copper (60%) and Zinc (40%)

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9
Q

What is Bronze made up of?

A

Copper (80%), Tin (20%)

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10
Q

High Chromium (12%+) and Nickel, are included in what common alloy?

A

What is: Stainless Steel

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11
Q

Why are Stainless Steels used?

A

Stain-less!
Oxidation produces chromium oxide rather than ferric oxide (classic brown rust)

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12
Q

What are two common misconceptions for classifications of aluminum?

A

“Billet” aluminum and “aircraft” aluminum

Billet means “bar of metal”

“Aircraft aluminum” is meaningless and many alloys can be used in aircraft.

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