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Why is the work material often heated before forming in deformation processes?
Why is the work material often heated before forming in deformation processes?
- To reduce the temperature of the material
- To decrease the ductility of the material
- To increase ductility and for other reasons (correct)
- To increase the yield strength of the material
What is the primary requirement for a material to be shaped through deformation processes?
What is the primary requirement for a material to be shaped through deformation processes?
- The material must be highly brittle
- The material must be extremely hard
- The material must be sufficiently ductile (correct)
- The material must have a high melting point
What is the result of applying forces that exceed the yield strength of a material in deformation processes?
What is the result of applying forces that exceed the yield strength of a material in deformation processes?
- The material fractures
- The material remains unchanged
- The material melts
- The material is shaped to the desired form (correct)
Which of the following operations is NOT associated with deformation processes?
Which of the following operations is NOT associated with deformation processes?
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What is the maximum temperature to which the work material can be heated in deformation processes?
What is the maximum temperature to which the work material can be heated in deformation processes?
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