Properties of Engineering Materials Flashcards

1
Q
Description of physical behavior:
Density
Specific Gravity
Porosity
Water absorption
A

Physical Properties

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2
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2 Types of Density

A

Mass per unit volume:
bulk density
dry density

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3
Q

The ratio of the density of the material to the density of water.

A

Specific gravity

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4
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The ratio of the volume of spaces to the overall volume

A

Porosity

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5
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Ratio of volume of voids to volume of solid materials

A

Void

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6
Q

Ability of material to absorb and retain water

A

Water absorption

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7
Q

Amount of water in the soil

A

Total moisture content

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8
Q

Relates to its behavior in a chemical reaction:
Corrosion
Alloying
Compound formation

A

Chemical Properties

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9
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Properties in terms of strength, tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion

A

Mechanical Properties

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10
Q

How materials do not suffer from permanent change

A

Elasticity

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11
Q

How materials suffer from a permanent change of form

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Plasticity

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12
Q

Materials withstand but with great deformation, high-stress w/o fracture

A

Toughness

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13
Q

Can be practically compressed

A

Malleability

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14
Q

Material that resists abrasion or resistant pressure

A

Hardness

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15
Q

The ability of a material to resist failure under actions of stress

A

Strength

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16
Q

Types of Stress

A
Compression
Tension
Shear
Bending
Torsion
Strain
17
Q

Applied force divided by original area

A

Stress

18
Q

The quantity used to provide a measure of the intensity of deformation

A

Strain

19
Q

The stress beyond which a material deforms by a relatively large amount

A

Yield point