Trade Science Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
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A ferrous metal has a high content of…

A

Iron

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2
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A metal that’s is yellow or red is colour is usually what type of metal

A

Copper or brass

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3
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Given two identical pieces of metal, zinc cast and aluminum, what is the easiest way to identify them

A

By weight

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4
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How are irregular shaped objects made

A

Casting

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5
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True or false: soft metals like aluminum produce small broken chips

A

False

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6
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What Rockwell scale should you use for extremely hard materials

A

Scale A for carbides and thin sheets and C for hard metals

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8
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What are Rockwell testing penetrator tips made of

A

A&C=diamond
B=hardened ball bearing

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9
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Define hardness

A

Ability to resist permanent deformation and penetration

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10
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What is the outcome of annealing

A

Softer metal

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11
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For annealing, the amount of carbon in the metal changes whether to heat the metal up above the upper critical temp or lower critical temp what percent of carbon does the temp demand change?

A

.85 percent

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12
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Describe normalizing and why it is done

A

Normalizing removes internal strain and stress from worked steel, steel is heated to above the upper critical temp and then cooled in air

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13
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Describe tempering and why it is done

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Tempering removes some hardness from steel but in turn makes it more tough, tempering is done by heating the steel below the the lower critical temp and then allowing it to cool at any desired rate

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14
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For heating metal to hardening temp, does more carbon in the steel mean a higher temp?(T or F)

A

False

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15
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What is the structure of soft steel called and what is it made of

A

Pearlite, made from layers of ferrite and cementite

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16
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What is the structure of hardened steel called and what is the shape of the crystals

A

Martensite, angular needle like crystals

17
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When steel is heated to red hot what is its new structure called

18
Q

Copper and zinc when combined form a new alloy called

19
Q

What are the different metals that can be used to make bronze

A

Tin and phosphorous
Silicon
Beryllium

20
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What are the ranges for low medium and high carbon steels

A

Low: 0.02-0.3%
Med: 0.3-0.6%
High: over 0.6%

21
Q

True or false

Maraging steel uses carbon to obtain hardness

A

False, maraging steel uses other metals such as: nickel, cobalt and molybdenum to obtain hardness, carbon is considered an impurity

22
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What is the difference between hot rolled and cold rolled steel

A

Hot rolled has a hard oxidized outer layer, less accurate size from factory and is normally made slightly larger than advertised

23
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What are some basic shapes for structural steel shapes

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C-channel, L-shapes and hollow square