Metallurgy Flashcards
Define ductility:
The ability to deform or stretch without fracture under tension
Define malleability:
The ability to deform under compressive forces
What is the rate at which heat is conducted through a material?
Thermal conductivity
High alloy steels have alloying elements of _________ or higher?
10%
Which type of stainless steel contains the lowest level of chromium?
Martensitic stainless steel
Which lattice structure shape does iron have at room temperature?
BCC
Which lattice structure shape does aluminum have?
FCC
When performing heat treat, which provides a finer grain structure?
Normalizing
When performing heat treat, which process does not refine the grain structure?
A) annealing
B) normalizing
C) stress relieving
D) quenching and tempering
C) stress relieving
Quenching is used to achieve a higher toughness.
True or false
Falsd
What is the difference between annealing and normalizing?
Normalized material is air cooled
What is stress relieving?
Equalization and stabilization of any residual stresses without any refinement of the grain structure.
How many classifications of steel types are covered by CSA G40.21?
Seven
Which organization is a professional society of engineers in the field of ground, air and space transportation?
SAE
Which organization is an association of steel producers that issues steel specifications and co operates with SAE in using the same numbering system?
AISI
Which organization is a professional society of mechanical engineers that issues codes for boilers and pressure vessels?
ASME
CSA standards cover materials used for pressure equipment.
True or False
False
Under the SAE and AISI systems, each steel is given a four- digit numerical index that relates to its composition. Which digit indicates the sub-class (which is often the percentage of major alloying element)?
The second digit