Types of material and selection properties Flashcards

1
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3 main types of material

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Metals
Polymers
Ceramics/glasses

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2
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6 families of materials

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Metals
Polymers
Ceramics
Hybrids
Glasses
Elastomers
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3
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6 properties of ceramics

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Stiff
Hard
Abrasion resistant
High temperature strength 
Good corrosion resistance 
Brittle
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4
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5 properties of glass

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Hard
Corrosion resistant
Electrically insulating 
Transparent 
Brittle
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5
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4 properties of polymers + what are the properties sensitive to

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Low density
Easily shaped
High strength per unit weight
Not stiff

Properties sensitive to temperature

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6
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4 properties of elastomers

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Not stiff
Able to retain initial shape after being stretched
Relatively strong
Relatively tough

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7
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5 properties of metals

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Tough
Stiff
Ductile
Thermally and electrically conductive
Reactive
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8
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2 issues with hybrid materials

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Expensive

Difficult to shape and join

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9
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4 mechanical properties

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Elastic modulus
Yield strength
Fracture toughness(k1c)
Density

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10
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4 thermal properties

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Tmax
Heat capacity
Conductivity
Diffusivity

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11
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What does the thermal property diffusivity mean

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A materials ability to redistribute heat through an area

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12
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3 electrical and magnetic properties

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Dielectric constant

Whether magnet is soft or hard

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13
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The chemical properties of a material can be referred to as

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The intrinsic resistance of a material in a given environment
Rated on a scale of 1-5

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14
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6 harsh environments

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Fresh water
Salt water 
Acids and alkalis
Organic solvents 
Oxidation 
UV radiation
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15
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Material property charts can be either… and what is special about the axis

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Bart charts (Log scale on y)
Bubble charts (log scale on both) as compares 2 properties
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16
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2 economic properties of material selection

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Price

Availability

17
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9 Bulk mechanical properties for material selection

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Density 
Modulus
Yield and tensile strength 
Hardness 
Impact resistance 
Fatigue resistance
Creep strength 
Wear resistance 
Fracture toughness
18
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4 Bulk non-mechanical properties for material selection

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Thermal properties
Optical properties
Magnetic properties
Electrical properties

19
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5 (3 then 2) surface properties for materials selection

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Oxidation 
Corrosion 
Friction 
Abrasion (back and forth wear)
Wear
20
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Production properties for materials selection (4 linked)

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Ease of manufacture , fabrication, joining and finishing

21
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Aesthetic properties for materials selection (3 linked)

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Appearance, texture, feel