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Sustainable Manufacturing - CHAPTER 2
  • Odeta Shyti

  • 問題数 30 • 8/5/2024

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    CHAPTER 2. Steels have a cold hardness limit

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    CHAPTER 2. The yield stress decreases with increasing tempererature

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. In the hardness test, the measured hardness increases with the size of the indentation

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Hardness and resistance to plastic deformation

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. Sintered metal carbide is predominante tungsten carbide with cobalt as binder

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. Yield stress coincides with the maximum tension measured in the tesile test

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Brittleness is the tendncy of a material to break without previuous deformation

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. Ductility in the case of plastic deformation is directly proportional to relative elongation

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. A welding process chances the metallographic structure of the material

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    CHAPTER 2. For hardened steel I can use the Brinell scale

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Metals have a monocrystalline structure

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Iron is characterised by polymorphism

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. The resiliente test dose not require the workpiece material to have good electrical conductivity

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. Tungsten carbide (or sintered metal carbide) mainly consiste of tungsten carbide all’opera with cobalt

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. The hardness test is normally performed on a machine called a hydraulic press

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Processing is said to be hot when we are belle the recrystallisation limit

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Metallic carbides, carbide in a cobalt metal matrix

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    CHAPTER 2. Cast irons have high carbon and silicon content

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    CHAPTER 2. Cast irons are not suitable for casting processes

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Sintered metal carbides of grade M are generally recommended for machining stainless steels

    V

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    CHAPTER 2. The hardness test is carried out by investing the surface of the objiect with a special cloured liquid

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. A material after work hardening is more elastic, stronger and less brittle

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Magnesium sì the lightest engineering metal

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    CHAPTER 2. Magnesium si the lightest engineering metal

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    CHAPTER 2. Magnesium si the lightest engineering metal

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    CHAPTER 2. The tensile test sì similari to a pendulum test

    F

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    CHAPTER 2. Work hardening decreases ductility

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    CHAPTER 2. Tool coating si used to increase the hardness of the Tool

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    CHAPTER 2. Compression testing si performer using a press

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    CHAPTER 2. The melting temperature of tungsten si 3420 C

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