Materials (metals) Flashcards
Week 1
What are the Key Differences between Hot Rolled and Cold Rolled steel?
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
What are the 6 basic types of metal removal?
(1) Turning
(2) Hole Machining
(3) Milling
(4) Sawing
(5) Planing, Shaping, Broaching
(6) Abrasive Processes
What Machine process defines the following?
Drilling, boring, reaming and tapping.
Hole Machining
What are some types of abrasive machining processes? (3)
Grinding, lapping and honing
Steel with .35% Carbon or greater is…
Medium to High Carbon Steel (Heat treatable)
True or False
Pure aluminum is stronger than alloy aluminum
False. Alloys are stronger.
Two most common Copper Alloys
Brass and Bronze
What is Brass made up of?
Copper (60%) and Zinc (40%)
What is Bronze made up of?
Copper (80%), Tin (20%)
High Chromium (12%+) and Nickel, are included in what common alloy?
What is: Stainless Steel
Why are Stainless Steels used?
Stain-less!
Oxidation produces chromium oxide rather than ferric oxide (classic brown rust)
What are two common misconceptions for classifications of aluminum?
“Billet” aluminum and “aircraft” aluminum
Billet means “bar of metal”
“Aircraft aluminum” is meaningless and many alloys can be used in aircraft.