metals 3 Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

what the 2 main ways steel and iron can erode?

A

mile scale and rust

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2
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what causes mile scale?

A

manufacturing errors in steel and iron

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3
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how does mile scale erode metal?

A

creates a layer of the surface and makes the metal porous and brittle

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4
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what rust produced from?

A

oxidation (water + oxygen)

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5
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what are the 2 problems caused by rust?

A

decay of materials and expansion of material

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6
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what factor could cause rust?

A

environment, poor material choice and poor design

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7
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what are 4 ways of avoiding rust?

A
Non metallic coating (paint)
Metallic coating (molten metal)
Alloying (other material)
Designing (bigger structure)
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8
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what is glass flake epoxy paint?

A

paint that does rust for 25 years

discovered in 2011

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9
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what are the methods of connecting steel?

A

riveling, bolting and welding

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10
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what is riveling?

A

rod heated and hammered through parent materials and “mushroom” at the end

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11
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what are the two types of bolts?

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non preloaded bolts- parent materials able to move
preloaded bolts (high strength friction grip)- (tight) parent materials do not move
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12
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what do the numbers represent for a non preloaded bolts of grade 4.6

A

4 means that the maximum tense strength in 400

6 means that the stiffness is 0.6 x 400

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13
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what is welding?

A

metal joined together with melted metal (like soldering)

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14
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what are the different types of weld?

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fillet, partial butt weld and full butt weld

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15
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explain weld failure

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the weld material shrinks when it cools which causes to be in tension and the parent in compression

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16
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what are the different weld inspections?

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visual inspection
dye penetrant inspection 
magnetic particle inspection
ultrasonic flaw inspection
radiography