What are the different types of alloys? Explain their differences. Give one example of each type.
Q: (a) Discuss the following iron based alloys with their applications in engineering: i. Low Carbon…
A: 1.Low Carbon steels Low carbon steels are principally composed of ferrite, a solid solution phase of…
Q: 2) Classify the cast irons and write what you know about the gray (lamellar graphite) cast irons.
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Q: Thanks in advance!! Write a brief paragraph that includes explanations of what is meant by 2024…
A: Solved first 3 subquestions 2024 Aluminum:- 2024 aluminum alloy is an aluminum alloy, with copper…
Q: What are heat-treatable and non-heat-treatable aluminum alloys?
A: Heat treatable aluminum alloys: They consist of pure aluminum that is heated to a critical…
Q: Is it true that Martensite is tempered because it is too strong? Why or Why not
A: Initially, martensite is harder and brittle phase when steel is sudden cool down. When the hardness…
Q: As you increase the carbon content of steels from 0.1% to 1.0% you would expect: strength to…
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Q: what are the uses of low-alloy steel in the industry of Engineering?
A: It is required to write uses of low alloy steel
Q: 18. What is the range of carbon concentrations for steels? 4.3...6.67% 0.8...6.67% 0.8...2.14%…
A: For low carbon steel , 0.05 to 0.26% For medium carbon steel, 0.29 to 0.54% For High carbon steel,…
Q: What are the properties of Alloy Steel and brief descriptions of it?
A: an alloy steel may be defined as carbon steel to which one or more elements are added so that it…
Q: a combination of elements which possesses metallic properties is called an alloy. discuss how…
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Q: How is the modulus of elasticity of an aluminum alloy affected by the composition of alloying…
A: Aluminum alloy:The aluminum alloy is the combination of aluminum and other metals such as copper,…
Q: Analyze the development of microstructure in Iron-Carbon alloys.
A: Iron-carbon alloys are defined as the combination of iron and carbon in which iron is a main…
Q: Write down the percentage of% C and other alloying elements of the steel given the short designation…
A: the percentage of% C and other alloying elements of the steel given the short designation 10CrMo910
Q: (a) Show a typical sketch and explain the change of following mechanical properties with composition…
A: Isomorphous materials are those material which are completely miscible in each other in both liquid…
Q: ) Is it advisable to have austenite in the HAZ (Heat Affected Zone)? Explain?
A: Explanation- Whenever a material (steels) welds with a specific welding process, there will heat…
Q: 1- Define the standard designation types to names gray cast iron with examples. 2- Define ferrous…
A: 1) Standard designation types to names grey cast iron with example - It is a common commercial iron…
Q: A 40 wt% Ni-60 wt% Cu alloy (Animated Figure 9.3a) is slowly cooled from 1400°C (2550°F) to 1150°C…
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Q: (a) Briefly describe at least five methods to increase the strength of materials. (b) What are the…
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Q: 1-Identify all phases are present in the diagram. 2-Calculate the percentage of alloy components…
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Q: Write down what you know about curd (lamellar graphite) cast irons by classifying
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Q: 1)What is types of cast iron? Explain detail with; a)Elemental composition b)Production method…
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Q: What is the crystal structure of martensite? Why can you not find a martensite phase region in the…
A: The crystal structure of the martensite is Body-Centered Tetragonal (BCT). It is a Body-Centered…
Q: Specify the number of degree of freedom for the following alloys. Refer to the pictures below. A) 95…
A: The expression for the Gibbs phase rule in the general form is given as, P+F=C+N......(1) Here, P is…
Q: Identify the correct alloy that has the highest compressive strength property from the following…
A: Highest compressive strength property is carbon steel, carbon content is 0.5-1.5%.
Q: What are called copper alloy? Name any three copper alloys with its alloy metals,, specify its…
A: Let us discuss about copper alloys in detail.
Q: For a 1095 steel alloy, what would the percent of each phase be at 730°C and 725°C?
A: Given alloy is steel 1095, for this steel percentage of the carbon present inside the steel is…
Q: steel given a short designation as 45CrVMoW58
A: Chemical composition: % of C=0.39 % of Cr=1.5 % of Mo=0.5 % of V=0.7 % of W=0.55
Q: On modern large aeroplanes structure where can we find a more frequent use of titanium alloys? And…
A: On modern large aeroplanes structure titanium alloys are used in aircraft engines and frames.
Q: 1) Give a brief explanation why the hardness of hardend steel will decrease with tempering
A: As per our guidelines we are suppose to answer only first question. 1. Tempering is done after…
Q: What is the appropriate proportion of aluminum in the bronze alloy to make this alloy hardenable by…
A: For the heat treatment of aluminium bronze alloy ,it should contain more than 9.5% of aluminum with…
Q: a 285kg alloy containing 70% lead is to be added with amounts of pure lead to make an alloy which is…
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Q: Explain and/or describe the following microstructures of iron/steel , how they affect the iron/steel…
A: Ferrite: The microstructure of steel is called ferrite when a very less number of interstitial voids…
Q: Nickel-based alloys are used for gas turbine blades in aerospace engines. Briefly discuss the…
A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…
Q: Calculate the percentage of C and other alloying elements of the steel given the short designations…
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Q: Consider a Fe-0.5% C alloy. What is the amount of pro eutectoid phase (in percentage ) just above…
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Q: Answer the following questions. i) Why alloys have better properties compared to pure metals
A: Solution: Note: Dear Student! As per our guidelines, we are only allowed to answer a single…
Q: In steel alloys, what is the best choice for aircraft construction? And why?
A: stainless steel is the best choice.
Q: The addition of alloying elements to high carbon steel alloys increase their wear resistance, due to
A: Dear student, According to the guidelines I am allowed to answer only one…
Q: What are the crystal structures for carbon steel and stainless steels? Name and describe 2 examples…
A: Crystal Structure for the Steel is 3 Type Face Center cubic FCC Body center cube BCC Hexagonal…
Q: On the right side of the iron-carbon diagram, what kind of metal is found when the carbon content is…
A: we observed from the iron-carbon equilibrium diagram below
Q: Outline the advanced casting process that would be most suitable for making total knee replacement…
A: The advanced casting process for knee replacement is investment casting.
Q: Explain and/or describe the following microstructures of iron/steel , how they affect the iron/steel…
A: Iron/steel alloys are very complicated microstructure as well as it influenced by composition,…
Q: 6- What is the critical cooling rate for hardening? Explain. Explain the effects of alloying…
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- Answer all the questions briefly 1. Define the term alloy and give an example. 2. Why is aluminum useful for aeroplane wings? 3. Why is cast iron useful for manhole covers? 4. Name the element that is added to iron to make mild steel. 5. Explain why copper might be suitable for the roof of a building.Look up the standard aluminum alloy heat treatment temper designations. Use the designations to justify the yield strength behavior of the following aluminum alloys listed in Table 1.2: 2024-T3 vs. 2024-T6 and 7075-T6 vs. 7075-T73.Nickel-based alloys are used for gas turbine blades in aerospace engines. Briefly discuss the characteristics that make these alloys the choice for this application. Single-crystal technology is applied to nickel alloys that are used as gas turbine blades in aerospace engines. With the aid of sketches describe how a single-crystal casting can be manufactured and explain why a single-crystal casting is likely to have superior creep resistance than a directly-solidified one. Demonstrate the application of the Ten-percent Rule by calculating the approximate tensile strength and elastic modulus in the 0° direction of a carbon-fibre reinforced polymer composite if the strength and elastic moduluş in the 0° single ply are 3620 MPa and 143 GPa respectively. The lay-up sequence of the composite is [02/+45/-45/902]s.
- Make use of drawings of segments of the Fe-Cr phase diagram to illustrate the reason for theexistence of ferritic, martensitic and austenitic stainless steels by also noting the influence ofspecific alloying elements where applicable.Which of the following is a method for strengthening metals and alloys: a. solution hardening b. full annealing c. work hardening d. incomplete casting e. cold working f. quenching g. incomplete fusionDescription of phases you would expect at room temperature in a 20% Sn alloy, kindly explain
- Explain the phases shown in the attached image of a stress strain cureve for 0.15% carbon steelin a tabular format compare microstructure,for different cast irons and steel1 Plastic Deformation Occurs Through Dislocation Motion... ...so in order to make a material stronger, we should prevent dislocations from moving. For each of the following alloys, identify the strengthening mechanism and explain how it impedes dislocation motion: A. An aluminum alloy "inoculated" with TiB2 during solidification, producing a large number of small grains. B. Monel, a corrosion-resistant solid solution of Ni and Cu. C. An aluminum-lithium aerospace alloy containing precipitates of Al3Li. D. Wrought iron, which is often worked into complex shapes such as railings or furniture.