Metallurgy Flashcards
metal that contains iron and are usually magnetic
ferrous metals
metal not containing iron
non ferrous
appearance of hot rolled steel
black mill scale or heat scale surface
appearance of cold rolled steel
shiny smooth surface
the ability of a metal to resist penetration and plastic deformation
hardness
the ability of a material to be stretched permanently without breaking
ductility
the ability of a metal to withstand shock and impact without breaking or shattering
toughness
the ability of a metal to withstand pull without breaking
tensile strength
measures the ease with which you can cut and shape a metal
machinibility
how can machinibility be improved
adding lead or annealing
hot rolled steel is made larger or smaller to the nominal size
larger
Shafting produced by this method is more expensive and can be used as a finished product without further machining
turned, ground and polished shafting
12L14
first 2 digit means
L=
least 2 digits mean
first 2 digit is steel type
L signifies steel is leaded
last 2 digits is carbon content
amount of carbon needed for steel to be hardened
.20
the structure of soft steel is called
pearlite
the structure of hardened steel is called
martensite
steel structure that only exist at high tempuratures
austenite
diamond penetrator is for what _____material
hardened material
steel ball penetrator is for______ material
soft or non ferrous
metal identification test best for testing carbon content and to distinguish between cast steel and cast iron
spark testing
chip testing on soft material have chips that are
smooth and continuous
process used to restore ductility, heat steel to a temperature below low critical temperature point then letting it air cool
process annealing
process to eliminate strains and restore grain structure of steel. process involved heating steel above upper critical temperature and allowing it to air cool
normalizing
process to make hardened work pieces machinable
full annealing
annealed steel with less than .85% carbon needs to be heated
above upper critical temperature
annealed steel with more than .85% carbons needs to be heated
above lower critical temperature
hardening structure process
heating steel to austentite
quenching to become martensite
carbon content needed to harden
.20%
steel added to increase toughness
molybdrum
high carbon steel is
over .60%
low carbon steel is
.02-.30%
copper and tin make
bronze
copper and zinc make
brass
austentitic stainless steel contains
chromium and nickel
cast iron has a carbon content of
1.7%
In addition to the mill test report what else do steel mills usually attached to the straps that holds the bundles of bar stock together
Metal specification tags
What is the most precise method for the identification of a metal that has been shipped from a steel mill?
mill test report
Ferrite is?
pure iron
What is cementite type?
Is a carbide compound form from iron and carbon
What are the two types of high speed steel?
- tungsten (Type-T)
* molybdenum (Type-M)