Materials Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Structural design requires determination of the overall _______ and ________
of the supporting framework and the selection of the _________ of individual
members.

A

proportions , dimensions, cross sections

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2
Q

Structural engineer’s priority

A

Safety, serviceability, and economy

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3
Q

produced by heating ore in a charcoal fire

A

wrought iron

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4
Q

Used in bridges

A

Cast iron

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5
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an alloy of iron and carbon (less carbon than cast iron)(19thcentury),due
to __________ in1855.

A

Steel, Bessemer converter

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6
Q

In US, the first structural steel rail road bridge was the _______, constructed in
1874

A

Eads bridge

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7
Q

In1884, the first building with a steel frame was completed in_________

A

Chicago

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8
Q

This is the first important use of steel in any major construction project and is
still-existing.

A

Eads Bridge

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9
Q

main component of steel is ____
smaller component is _____

A

iron,carbon

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10
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A
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11
Q

Plain carbon steels: mostly iron and < _______

A

1% carbon

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12
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Low-alloy steels: iron and carbon + < ___________

A

. 5% other components

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13
Q

one of the most commonly used structural steels

A

ASTM A36

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14
Q

Engineering stress:

A

Original x-area is used

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15
Q

Engineering strain:

A

Original length is used

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16
Q

How well a material holds together when friction is applied

17
Q

How much force needs to be applied before the material deforms

18
Q

Ability of a material to resist breaking when forve is applied

19
Q

ability to undergo large deformations before fracturing and measured by the elongation

20
Q

________ materials fracture at low strains and absorb little energy. Conversely, ________
materials fail after significant plastic strain (deformation) and absorb more energy

A

Brittle, ductile

21
Q

The ability of a metal to deform plastically and to absorb energy in the process before
fracture

22
Q

The key to toughness is a good combination of

A

Strength and ductility

23
Q

proportional limit, elastic limit, upper and lower yield points is ________

24
Q

maximum stress is ________

A

Ultimate tensile stress

25
_____is the ratio of stress to strain within the elastic range
Young's Modulus, E
26
less ductile (than mild steel) and no well-defined yield point or yield plateau
High strength steels
27
are the two properties usually needed in structural steel design
Fu and Fy
28
is used to mean either yield point or yield strength
Yield stress
29
Yield point
Mild steel
30
High strength steel
Yield strength
31
_____ is readily available in the Philippine
A36 steel