sources, origins, physical and working properties of materials, components, systems Flashcards

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What is annealing?

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  • A metal heat treatment to finish and condition metal.
  • Annealing – heating then slowly cooling the metal to remove stress, make softer and refine structure.
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What is normalising?

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  • A metal heat treatment to finish and condition metal.
  • Normalising – heating and then cooling the metal at room temperature, reducing hardness and increasing ductility.
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What is case hardening?

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  • A metal heat treatment to finish and condition metal.
  • Case hardening – This hardens an alloy’s surface by adding carbon, heating and quenching.
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What is tempering?

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  • A metal heat treatment to finish and condition metal.
  • Tempering – applied to steel and cast iron, increasing toughness and reducing hardness and brittleness. Tempering involves heating to a high temperature and air-cooling.
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What is hardening?

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  • A metal heat treatment to finish and condition metal.
  • Hardening – heating and then cooling the metal rapidly by submerging into a liquid or oil.
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How can you prevent shrinkage in wood?

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Hardwoods and softwoods must be seasoned before use. This could be by kiln drying or air drying, to ensure all moisture is removed to prevent shrinkage

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