mock exam Flashcards
what is a moment
for a moment to develop a force must act upon a body in such a manner that is starts to bend or rotate
explain equilibrium
a structure is equilibrium when all forces or moments acting upon is balanced.
each force acting upon a body or part of a body is resisted by either another equal and opposite force or set forces
whose net result is zero
describe laminar tearing causes an preventions
occurs beneath the weld especially in rolled steel plates which have poor though- thickness ductility an can have potentially life-threating results
causes:
high residual stresses in material
incorrect joint design
preventions:
change joint design
use buttering layers
what is a heat exchanger
a heat exchanger is a system used to transfer heat between a source and a working fluid
heat exchangers are used in both cooling and heating processes
list 5 factors which influence design?
design
materials
fabrication
inspection
operation
repair
maintance cost
what is comprehensive load
CL is a Push force
CL may require to prevent buckling
how do you calculate elongation
final Length - original length over original length X 100
what is proof stress
PS is a term used to describe the stress that will cause a specified small permanent, extension of a tensile test piece,
typically, a limit would be defined at 0.1 % or 0.2% and the concept is called proof stress
what is brittle fracture?
it gives little to no warning signs
it appearance is smooth
it shape is chevron shape
it happens under low temp
it happens without significant deformation
explain ductile fracture
it gives l more warning signs
it appearance is rough
it shape is cup cone
it happens under high temp
it happens with significant deformation
explain fatigue failure
it occurs at a stress point, eg a defect or toe of a fillet weld
it has beach marks on the surface of the fracture
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explain the phenomenon creep?
creep is a failure mechanism
failure to cracking of fracture can iccure in materials that operate at high temp for extensive periods of litme
it occurs in 3 phases
primary
secondary
tertiary
types of SMAW electrodes
0,1 =cellulose
2,3,4 = rutile
5,6,8 basic or LH