This document provides information about various types of metals and their properties:
1. It discusses different types of steels like carbon steel, tool steel, stainless steel, and their composition ranges as well as properties and common uses. Alloying elements like chromium, nickel, and molybdenum are mentioned that provide properties like corrosion resistance when added to steel.
2. It also covers cast iron types like white cast iron, nodular cast iron and gray cast iron, and their characteristics like machinability, strength and vibration damping.
3. Production processes for steelmaking are defined, like basic oxygen furnace and electric arc furnace.
4. Key mechanical properties assessed for materials include tensile
This document provides information about various types of metals and their properties:
1. It discusses different types of steels like carbon steel, tool steel, stainless steel, and their composition ranges as well as properties and common uses. Alloying elements like chromium, nickel, and molybdenum are mentioned that provide properties like corrosion resistance when added to steel.
2. It also covers cast iron types like white cast iron, nodular cast iron and gray cast iron, and their characteristics like machinability, strength and vibration damping.
3. Production processes for steelmaking are defined, like basic oxygen furnace and electric arc furnace.
4. Key mechanical properties assessed for materials include tensile
This document provides information about various types of metals and their properties:
1. It discusses different types of steels like carbon steel, tool steel, stainless steel, and their composition ranges as well as properties and common uses. Alloying elements like chromium, nickel, and molybdenum are mentioned that provide properties like corrosion resistance when added to steel.
2. It also covers cast iron types like white cast iron, nodular cast iron and gray cast iron, and their characteristics like machinability, strength and vibration damping.
3. Production processes for steelmaking are defined, like basic oxygen furnace and electric arc furnace.
4. Key mechanical properties assessed for materials include tensile
1. ____________ strength is the ability of a material to withstand pressure acting on a given
plane. 2. ___________ is the ability of material to sustain large permanent deformation indentation as drawing into thin wire. 3. The ______________ is a type of stainless steel which is non-magnetic, machinable, weldable, relatively weak; used in architectural products, such as fascias, curtain walls, storefronts, doors & windows, railings; chemical processing, food utensils, kitchen applications. series. Grades 301, 302, 303, 304, 316, and other 300 series. 4. The ____________ is ferrous metal which carbon content is less than .1% 5. The ____________ is a ferrous metal which is hard and brittle, good wear resistance Which is Used for rolling & crunching Equipment 6. The ____________ is a type of cast iron having good compressive & tensile strength, machinability, and vibration-damping ability its uses are machine bases, crankshafts, furnace doors, Engine Blocks 7. In SAE 4120, the number 4 indicates that it is a _______________ steel 8. The ___________ strength is the ability of a material to resist being pulled apart by opposing forces. 9. The ____________is a ferrous metal which carbon content isfrom .1 to 2% 10. The _____________ is Steel alloyed with chromium (18%), nickel (8%), magnesium (8%)Hard and toughCorrosion resistanceComes in different grades Sinks, cooking utensils, surgical instruments 11. The ____________ is also known as mild steel that contain 0.05% -0.32% Carbon, it is tough, ductile and malleable easily joined and welded, poor resistance to corrosion Often used a general purpose material 12. The ___________ is a type of ferrous metal which carbon content is 2 to 4% carbon 13. ___________ strength is the ability of material to resist repetitive stress. 14. In SAE 2315, the number 3 indicates that it contais ____________ 15. ____________ is the property of material to resist permanent change of form, recovering original form after removal of load. 16. The ____________ is a steel cylinder lined with refractory and it has three electrodes (carbon rods) which are inserted through the furnace roof. The charge is mostly scrap steel and alloy materials. 17. The ____________ called a BOF, is a pear-shaped steel vessel with refractory lining and an open top. The charge consists of about 75% molten iron and 25% scrap steel. 18. The _______________is Also known as ‘tool steel’Contain 0.55%-1.5% carbonVery hard but offers Higher Strength Less ductile and less malleable used as Hand tools (chisels, punches) Saw blades 19. When ___________ is added to steel it add hardness, toughness and resistance to wear 20. The _____________ is the property of material that permit it,s being easily moved or its ability to attain large permanent distortion upon removal of load. 21. The AISI means____________________ 22. The ____________Contains 0.35% - 0.5% of carbon. Offer more strength and hardness but less ductile and malleable examples are Structural steel, rails and garden tools 23. The ____________ is a type of steel that is also known as ‘tool steel’, contain 0.55%-1.5% carbon, it is very hard but offers higher strength, ess ductile and less malleable i.e. hand tools (chisels, punches) saw blades 24. When __________ is added steel it gives hardness at elevated temperature. 25. The ____________ is a type of cast iron which is hard and brittle, good wear resistance Its uses are rolling & crunching equipment 26. The _____________ is a type of stainless steel which is very formable, relatively weak; used in architectural trim, kitchen range hoods, jewelry, decorations, utensils Grades 409, 430, and other 400 27. In SAE 2315, the number 2 indicates that it a _______________ steel 28. When ________ is added to steel will produce steel with an excellent shock resistance 29. The _____________ is a measure of a material,s ability to resist application of load without collapse 30. The ____________ is known as mild steel which carbon content is 0.05 to 0.32% 31. The _____________ has a lining of refractory and a low, arched roof that covers the hearth, which is open directly to flames that melt the charge. This process uses about equal amounts of iron and scrap. 32. The ____________ is a ferrous metal which is Ductile: High strength and ductility Uses: engine and machine parts 33. When ____________ added to steel will produce clean metal. It also add to the strength of material and helps in heat treatment 34. In SAE 4120, the number 1 indicates that it contains _______________ 35. _____________ is the property of a material to resist cutting, penetration or indentation 36. The ______________ is a type of cast iron that is the heat-treated version of white cast Iron 37. The _____________is a type of steel which is Medium Carbon steel alloyed with tungsten, chromium, vanadium very hard resistant to frictional heat even at high Temperature can only be ground machine cutting tools (lathe and milling) drills 38. When ____________ is added to steel it increase strength and toughness. It also helps to prevent the steel from rusting and resist chemical attack 39. ___________ is the ability of a material to withstand heating or hammering into thin wire or sheets become permanently distorted or to deform in compression without collapse. 40. In SAE 4120, the number 20 indicates that it contains _______________