Material/Welding Flashcards

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How to store welding rods?

A

A moisture free environment - moisture can enter the electrode flux and cause porosity and embrittlement, splatter

Sealing of opened packing to prevent moisture entering the electrodes
Ensure they are supported to prevent cracking of the flux coating

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Welding defects

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Spatter - Caused by high welding current,
Porosity - caused by rust or oil on the surface
Overlap - improper technique, high current

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3
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Edge preparation

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Edge preparation ensures the surface is contaminant free such as rust and oil and also using the correct joint ensures a sufficient penetration and strong effective weld.

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4
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What is yield stress?

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Yield stress is the maximum stress the material can withstand before showing plastic deformation

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5
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What is percentage elongation?

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Its a measure of how much a material can stretch before failure. Represented as a percentage of its original length

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What is the modulus of elasticity?

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The modulus of elasticity is the amount amount of resistance to elastic deformation a material has. Measured as the gradient of the slope

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7
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What is the Ultimate tensile strength of a material?

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The ultimate tensile strength is the peak amount of stress a material can withstand before failure

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What is creep in materials?

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Creep is the plastic deformation of a material which is subjected to constant tensile stress over time primarily at elevated temperatures. The material can fail below its yield strength. Occurs in 3 stages.

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9
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What is fatigue in materials?

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Fatigue is the progressive structural damage of a material subjected to cyclic or fluctuating tensile loads. This can occur below the yield strength of the material. Failure is seen as fatigue cracking, initiation, growth, propagation and failure

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10
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Hoop stress formula?

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Hoop = PressureDiameter/2minimum thickness

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11
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Use of aluminium? and why?

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Turbocharger blades due to the

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Use of stainless steel

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