modern materials Flashcards

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what are modern materials?

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They developed through the invention of new or improved processes, and will continue to evolve as technology advances
-Do not react to external change

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what are four examples of modern materials

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-Kevlar
-Polymorph
-Precious metal clay
-High density modelling foam

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What is Kevlar?

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Our mid fires with high cut and heat resistant properties

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What are the uses of Kevlar?

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body armour
Cut proof gloves and aprons
High performance vehicles for land, sea and air

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what are the characteristics of Kevlar?

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-Stop a bullet
-Thermal protection up to 120° C
-Lightweight
-Hardwearing
-Strong and stiff
-5 times stronger than steel
-good tensile and torque strength

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what is polymorph?

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Granules that become multiple at 60° C. They can be heated with a hairdryer or hot water and solidifies at room temperature.

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what are the characteristics of polymorph?

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Non-toxic and biodegradable
Thermoplastic, modern material
Hard and tough

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what are the uses of polymorph?

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-Enhanced ergonomic design
-Modelling
-Ergonomic Handles
-Prototype mechanical parts

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What is precious metal clay?

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A clay consistency made up of fine metal particles. It works like ceramic clay.

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what are the characteristics of precious metal clay?

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-Easily shaped and formed
-Set hard once the kiln is fired
-Shrink 5 to 15% during Kiln
-Inexpensive, compared to metals like silver
-Accessible with minimal tools
-Can dry out if worked or stored for too long
-Not very strong

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what is high density modelling foam?

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Polyurethane closed cell blocks or sheets

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what are the characteristics of HDMF?

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-Lightweight
-Easy to work with using traditional woodworking tools
-CNC Miller/router
-Easily to allow intricate shapes and forms to be created
-Rigid and strong
-Surface detail and fillers

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uses of HDMF

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-3-D modelling
-Prototypes

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