Metallurgy Flashcards

(40 cards)

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The property of the metal to resist penetration is

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Hardness

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Tendency to fracture without change in shape is called

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Brittleness

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The property of the metal to allow itself to be deformed permanently with out rupture is

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Malleability

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The property of a metal which allows it to be drawn without breaking is known as

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Ductility

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5
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The weight of a unit volume of a metal is

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Density

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The range of heating temperature, when the internal structure of metal is altered is known as

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Critical Range

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The process of heating metal above the critical stage and then cooling slowly is known as

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Annealing

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8
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Quenching process in heat treatment is performed by quenching the heated metal in

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Oil or Water

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9
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The re - heating of hardened metal to a temperature below critical range and followed by cooling is the process of

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Tempering

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10
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Case hardening is the process to harden the

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Surface of the metal

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The deformation of material caused by an applied load is termed as

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Strain

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The Load limit up to which the metal can with stand with out permanent deformation or elongation is termed as

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Elastic Limit or Yield Point

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What is the stress corresponding to the 0.2% of strain from the stress-strain curve of the given ductile material.

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Proof Stress

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14
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The maximum tensile load per square inch which a material can with stand is known as

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Tensile Strength

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15
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The property of resisting penetration or permanent distortion is called

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Hardness

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16
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Which types of heat treatment is used to soften the metals

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Annealing

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17
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The property of resisting a change in the relative position of molecules or the tendency to fracture without change of shape is called

18
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The property of metals which allows them to be bent or permanently distorted without rupture

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Which of the following properties permits the manufacture of sheets, bar stock, forgings and fabrication by bending and hammering

20
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The property which is essential in the manufacture of wire and tubing by drawing

21
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The property of returning to the original shape when the force causing the change of shape is removed is called

22
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Each material has a point beyond which if it is loaded, permanent distortion will take place, this point is called

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The average melting point of steel is

24
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The fusing point of aluminum is

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The property of transmitting heat or electricity is called
Conductivity
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Critical range for the steel is
A1 to A3 Boundaries
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Annealing is the process of heating steel __________ critical range.
Above
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In annealing, the cooling of the material is
Slow
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The annealing process ____________ the metals.
Softens
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In normalizing process steel is allowed to cool in ___________.
Still Air
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By normalizing, strength of the steel is increased about to
20%
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Hardening is composed of
Heating and Quenching
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Re-heating of hardened steel to a temperature below the critical range is called
Tempering
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Which of the following process relieves internal strains and softens the metals some what lesser than annealing
Normalizing
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Strain is the deformation of material caused by an
Applied Load
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The load acting on a material is called
Stress
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The greatest load per inch of original cross-sectional area, which a material can with stand without a permanent deformation, remaining upon complete release of the load is called
Elastic Limit or Yield Point
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The limit beyond which load per square inch increases in, strain cease to be directly proportional to the increase in stress, is called
Proportional Limit
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The law of proportionality between stress and strain is called
Hook's Law
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The ratio of unit stress and unit strain is called
Modulus of Elasticity