Microstructure-Property Relations Flashcards

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What must be considered when selecting materials for design?

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-Mechanical properties
-Raw material cost
-Transportation costs
-Maintenance costs
Aesthetic factors

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What mechanical properties must be considered when selecting materials for design?

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-Material stiffness (Young’s modulus)
-Resistance to plastic deformation (yield strength)
-Ductility

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Name some physical properties of materials.

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-Density
-Mass
-Melting and boiling points
-Electrical and thermal conductivity

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Name two examples of mechanical property.

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Elastic response (stiffness) and plastic flow (yield stress)

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What determines the ability for a material to resist deformation?

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Internal structure

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For metals and alloys, describe the constitutive relation.

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Stress will be a function of strain and material microstructure

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What experimental methods can be used to determine microstructure characterisation?

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-Optical microscopy
-Scanning electron microscopy
-Transmission electron microscopy

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What experimental methods can be used to determine mechanical characterisation?

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-Tensile/compressive test (Uniaxial loading)
-Fatigue test (Cyclic loading)
Creep test (time dependent behaviour)

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What computational material modelling methods can be used to derive structure-property relations?

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-Physics-bases, phenomenological or empirical methods
-Simulate process induced microstructures
-Simulate mechanical properties

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