What is the Characteristic of metal that allows it to resist scratches or surface cuts?

What do you call the charcteristics of metal to resist impact without permanent deformation?

What is the degrading result caused by oxidation of metals? (One Word)

Which among those listed below are the processes of extracting metal from the ore?

Ways to prevent oxidation of metal may be done by

What is the progressive fracture of metal under repeated load?

What is the term used for metal coating by hot-dipping in zinc?

The Maximum Stress in the stress-strain curve of metal

In Tension Testing metal bars, what do you call the stage when the metal appears to exhibit increase in strength after yielding?

The term used for material associated with ore that has no commercial value

The value of the area under the straight lineor elastic portion of the stress-strain curve of metal is called the modulus of

Pyrometallurgy is also known as

What is an alloy of iron and carbon?

What are the typical characteristics of metal?

The use of chemical reagents such as carbon monoxide, can be used in refining metal

Which is not a main operation in metal production?

What is the term used for a rock that contains sufficient minerals with important elements including metals that can be economically extracted from the rock?

What is the term used for stress that will cause rupture at. given time and temperature, and usually at high temperature?

What is the principal element of ferrous metals?

According to the NSCP, what is the value of the modulus of elasticity that can be adopted for steel in MPa

In which ore classification can iron be extracted?

The characteristic of metal to change shape by pounding or hammering

Alloys steel that we use in construction usually belong to the group of alloys that combine with carbon to carbides.

What is the most undesirable impurity of steel?

It is possible to make steel alloys with increased strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance that can be used in construction

The grade of steel reinforcing bar is based on property of steel

What is the process of heating steel above the critical temperature range, holding it at that temperature for the proper period of time, ad then slowly cooling?

The impurity may be beneficial to steel at small quantities (0.3%-1.0%) but detrimental at larger quantities (1.5% and above)

Which steel has the lowest carbon content?

It is possible to make cast iron malleable by undergoing a special annealing treatment after casting.

The two tyes of furnaces that account for virtually all primary steel production are ____ furnace and ____ furnace.

What are the basic quenching media of steel?

The carbon content if this steel is from 0.3% to to 0.6%. Example of this are the reinforcing steel bars

The process of blowing finely divided air currents through a bath of molten iron contained in a converter to remove impurities by oxidation is called

List at least one wood composite that was discussed in class

Seasoned lumber has many advantages over green lumber such as:

Shrinkage of wood starts when the moisture content is below what alue?

The unit of measure used for a piece of wood 1 ft x 1 ft x 1 in

Which amonglisted are insects that cuse wood deterioration

Plywood is usually available in what size?

The Cemical Component of wood that acts as bonding agent which glues cells together

The continuous ring of reproductive tissu located between the sapwood and the inner layer of the bark

The Term used for wood that has been rough sawn and cut to length, typically in standard increments, such as 2”x4”x8”, to be used in construction

What is the method of seasonng wood by heating to remove moisture using warm moist air or superheate steam?

What is the size of lumber when it is cure from the log?

How many Board feet are there in 4 pieces of 2”x4”x16”?

Plywood is a non-engineered wood product

Tree Classification based on the growth from the center out by adding concentric layer

What is the most common composite that are made of veneers glued together?

Which among listed are wood preservatives?

Which are false about wood

The central core of the log that is composed of inactive cells and serves only as a mechanical support

What are the 3 principal axes of wood?

The term used referring to cracks between and parallel to annual rings of lumber

what property of wood affect its strength and shrinkage?

Which are defect of lumber?

If the specific gravity is 0.57 and the moisture content is 16%, what is the density of the wood in kg.m^3

Warping of lumber due to distortion in which the edge is convex or concave longitudinal

The labels for MSG groups are based on what allowable stress

In visual stress grading of lumber, the problem in identifying wood species have prompted designers to use what percentage stress grade?

Cracks on lumber going all the way through its thickness, commonly at the ends

What property of wood affects its nail holding power?