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Metallurgy Flashcards

1
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The point at which a material ruptures

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Ultimate strength

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2
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The force per unit area acting on an object to change it’s dimensions

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Stress

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The ability of a material to resist being pulled apart by external forces

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Tensile strength

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4
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The ability to resist external forces that push into or against the material

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Compressive strength

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5
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The ability to resist forces that try to slide part of the object along itself

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Shear strength

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6
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The ability to withstand repeatedly alternating stresses

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Fatigue strength

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7
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The ability of a material to return to it’s original dimensions after it has been acted on by a force

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Elasticity

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8
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The maximum force that a solid can withstand without being permanently deformed

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Elastic limit (yield strength)

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The ability for material to retain a shape permanently after a deforming force is removed

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Plasticity

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10
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The ability to stretch and maintain the new shape

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Ductility

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11
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The ability of a material to be permanently deformed by compression forces

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Malleability

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12
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Material that breaks without noticeable plastic deformation

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Brittleness

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13
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The ability of a material to withstand shock loads and impact without breaking or shattering

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Toughness

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14
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The materials ability to resist a force that is trying to penetrate it

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Hardness

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15
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The ability of a material to conduct an electric current

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Electrical conductivity

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16
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This determines the rate of heat-flow through a material

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Thermal conductivity

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17
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For every 150F change is temperature, each inch of diameter and length changes by _____

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0.001”

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18
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Metals that have iron as the major ingredient and are usually magnetic

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Ferrous metals

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19
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Do not have iron in large enough amounts to have any major influence on the properties of the metals

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Non-ferrous metals

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20
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Non-ferrous metals are usually non-magnetic except which metal?

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Nickel

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21
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How do you distinguish between hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel?

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Hot-rolled steel has a black mill scale, cold-rolled has a shiny smooth surface

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22
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Name the type of ways to identify metal

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Visual, weight, texture, shape

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23
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Measures the ease with which you can cut and shape a metal

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Machinability

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24
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This is the most common material used for building steel and other structures

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Carbon steel

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25
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The smooth inside round corner on the L shape is called what?

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Fillet corner

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26
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How are Hollow structural steel squares classified?

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Outside dimensions and wall thickness

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27
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HSS is available in what shapes?

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Square, rectangular, round

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28
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Recognized by it’s black oxidized surface and is produced by drawing red hot billets through rollers

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Hot-rolled steel

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29
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Which steel is made a little larger than it’s nominal size?

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Hot-rolled

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30
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Recognized by it’s smooth, grey surface and is produced by cleaning the scale from hot-rolled billets and drawing through rollers or dies.

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Cold-rolled steel

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31
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The process of cold-rolling sets up what?

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Internal stresses

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32
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Cold-rolled bar may be ______, _____, and ________ to improve it’s surface finish and accuracy.

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Turned, ground and polished

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33
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The process of making wire or tubing by pulling a steel rod through one or more dies

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Cold-drawing

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34
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Any tubular product, other than pipe and and includes square and rectangular shapes, as well as round

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Tubing

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35
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For tubes the nominal size equals what?

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Outside diameter

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36
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Which ways can pipes and tubes be produced

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Welded at the seam, seamless

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37
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Metals produced in round, square, or flat form

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Bar stock

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38
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Thickness range of Sheet steel

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28-18 ga

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39
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Widths and lengths of sheet steel

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Width - 36, 48, 60, 72 inches

Length - 96, 120, 144

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40
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Steel plate has a thickness of ___ or greater and a width of __ inches or greater

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3/16 inches and 8 inches

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41
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Have developed a system for identifying steels

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SAE and AISI

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42
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The AISI-SAE system for designating carbon and alloy steel uses a __ or __ digit number

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4 or 5

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43
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In the AISI-SAE system the first two digits denote ______. The last two or three digits denote ______.

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Type of steel and carbon content

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44
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Contains carbon or iron, but no other significant alloying elements

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Carbon steel

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45
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What are the three types of carbon steel

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Low (0.02-0.30%) cannot be hardened
Medium (0.30-0.60%) can be hardened
High (over 0.60%) found in cutting tools

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46
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Anything over __% carbon is considered to be cast iron

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1.7%

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47
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Contains significant elements other than iron and carbon

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Alloy steel

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48
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What are the three types of alloy steels?

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High strength low alloy steel (impervious to water)
Quench and temper structural steel
Maraging steel (easy to weld)
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49
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Expensive, high quality steel used in manufacture of cutters, tools, dies, molds and jigs

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Tool steel

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50
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The two types of high speed steel

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tungsten and molybdenum

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51
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Alloyed with large amounts of chromium, more corrosion resistant than other steels

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Stainless steel

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52
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What are the three types of stainless steel

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Austenitic, Ferritic, Marsensitic

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53
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Next to steel it is the most used industrial metal

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Aluminum

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54
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The soft chips it produces make it a difficult metal to machine

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Copper

55
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Mixture of copper and zinc, tougher than bronze

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Brass

56
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Originally a combo of copper and tin, now includes any copper alloy other than brass

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Bronze

57
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The structure of soft steel is called

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Pearlite

58
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The structure of hardened steel is called

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Marstensite (consists of angular needle-like crystals)

59
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Exists only at high temperatures

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Austentite

60
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Only steel with a carbon content of at least ___% can be hardened

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0.20%

61
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Two part process where steel is heated to austentite and then quenched to form martensite

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Hardening

62
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Generally, the higher the carbon content, the _____ the hardening temperature

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Lower

63
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The proper hardening temperature is when a workpiece is what colour?

A

cherry red

64
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Quenching should take place how long after heating?

A

Immediately (or it reverts to pearlite instead of martensite

65
Q

The most effective quenching medium

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Brine

66
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Brittleness and strain must be ______ out of the steel

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tempered (drawn)

67
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How can you achieve a more controlled temper?

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Heating workpiece in oil, sand or a salt and lead bath

68
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The opposite of hardening

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Full Annealing

69
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The process that eliminates strains and restores the proper grain structure of steel

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Normalizing

70
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The two types of hardness testing

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Rockwell and Brinell

71
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Rockwell hardness testing scale order

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Hardest A,B,C, N, T, Softest

72
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Testing system that uses a hydraulic press

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Brinell

73
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Other than weight, shape and visual means you may also use

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Chip, spark, file, and flame test

74
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Produces bright, long, straight yellowish colours with very little branching

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Low carbon (mild) steel

75
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Produces dark yellow-orange sparks that branch off more, follow wheel

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High carbon steel

76
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Produces red sparks near grinder, need to apply more pressure

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Cast iron

77
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Produces ball shaped sparks

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High-speed steel

78
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The most precise method for identification of a metal

A

Mill test report (MTR)

79
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If a solid metal has a smooth outer surface it’s usually what?

A

Formed steel

80
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This metal has a low rate of thermal conductivity

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Titanium (melts at 1668 C)

81
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Oxidizes rapidly and has a thin oxide film on it’s surface

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Pure aluminum

82
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Silver-grey colour

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Steels and cast iron

83
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White to grey colour, smooth velvety texture

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Nickel

84
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Have a red or yellow colour

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Copper and brass

85
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Very soft, malleable, bluish-grey metal. Can scratch with nail

A

Lead

86
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Weight of carbon steel

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490 lbs/ft^3

87
Q

In a forming process called _______, molten metal pour into molds

A

casting

88
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What is the carbon content of 4140

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0.40%

89
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This is a low carbon structural steel impervious to water

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High strength alloy (HSLA)

90
Q

Higher carbon content than high strength steel, can he hardened

A

Quench and temper structural steel

91
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Uses elements other than carbon for hardening

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Maraging steel

92
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This stainless steel cannot be hardened and is not magnetic

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Austenitic

93
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Resists corrosion, lacks strength of austenitic stainless steel. Cannot be hardened

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Ferritic

94
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Can be hardened, but not as corrosion resistant as other stainless steel

A

Martensitic

95
Q

Type of bronze very strong and corrosion resistant

A

Phosphor-bronze (10% tin)

96
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Type of bronze that has the strength of machine steel with corrosion resistance of copper

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Silicon-bronze (up to 5% silicon)

97
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Type of bronze used for making bushings and bearings

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Aluminum-bronze (4-11% aluminum)

98
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Type of bronze that has strength and hardness, but is a health hazard

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Beryllium-bronze (2% beryllium)

99
Q

The structure of hardened steel is called what?

A

Martensite

100
Q

Formed when pearlite is heated to a red heat

A

Austenite

101
Q

Sparks and flashes into flame violently

A

Magnesium

102
Q

Tool steels and high speed steels are steels very high in what?

A

Carbon

103
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Tool steel used when high hardness and low cost are the most important consideration (ex. files)

A

Water hardening

104
Q

Tool steel used in trimming and forming dies, produced at room temp.

A

Cold work

105
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Tool steels used in forging dies

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Hot work

106
Q

Pearlite consists of layers of these two things

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Ferrite (pure iron) and cementite (formed from iron and carbon)

107
Q

What happens if you don’t temper steel immediately after hardening?

A

It will crack

108
Q

Temperature colours as they increase

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Light straw, dark straw, brown, purple, violet, dark blue

109
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How is steel full annealed?

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Heating ABOVE the UPPER critical temp for steels less than 0.85% carbon, and ABOVE the LOWER critical temp for steels more than 0.85%

110
Q

Whats harder, RC64 or RC52

A

RC64 Higher number higher hardness

111
Q

The diamond tip of the diamond penetrator is called what?

A

Brale

112
Q

The size of the ball in the Brinell test

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10mm

113
Q

Where is the heat number identified

A

Both the specification tag and the MTR

114
Q

All metal expands when heated and contracts when cooled except what?

A

Bismuth

115
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This type of steel is highly ductile

A

Machine steel

116
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The lower critical temperature of steel

A

723 C (1333F)

117
Q

Low alloy steel must be quenched ____ _____ than high alloy steel

A

more quickly

118
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Hardened steel is tempered by heating it to a temperature _____ the lower critical temperature

A

below

119
Q

Steel is normalized by heating it _____ it’s upper critical temperature and then allowing it to cool in air

A

above

120
Q

Rockwell scale letter for extremely hard materials

A

A (diamond penetrator)

121
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Rockwell scale letter for untreated low and medium carbon steels

A

B (1/16 ball penetrator)

122
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Rockwell scale for heat-treated steels, high speed steels, hard cast iron, titanium

A

C (diamond penetrator)

123
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Rockwell scale for thin, hardened and surface hardened parts

A

N (diamond penetrator)

124
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Rockwell scale for thin and soft parts

A

T (1/16 ball penetrator)

125
Q

If your file slides over the specimen then its harder than

A

C56

126
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Length of time the load is applied in Brinell test

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15 seconds on ferrous, 30 on other materials

127
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Carbon Content

  1. 65 to 0.80
  2. 80 to 0.95
  3. 95 to 1.10
  4. 10 and over
A 
Hardening temperature
1450 to 1500 F
1410 to 1460 F
1390 to 1430 F
1380 to 1430 F
128
Q

In C shapes the first number gives the ________ and the second number gives it’s ______

A

Nominal size and weight

129
Q

Hardened steel is tempered by heating it _____ the LOWER critical temperature

A

BELOW

130
Q

In process annealing you heat the steel to a temperature

A

BELOW the LOWER critical temperature

131
Q

Steel is normalized by heating it

A

ABOVE it’s UPPER critical temperature

132
Q

Size of steel ball penetrator in Rockwell test

A

1/16

133
Q

Melting temperature of carbon steel

A

1510 C (2750 F)

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