Materials and Manufacturing Innovations in Transportation

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Match the following advanced materials with their advantages and uses in manufacturing of Automobiles and Locomotives:

Alloys = High strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance Ceramic materials = High temperature resistance, wear resistance Additive manufacturing materials = Complex geometries, lightweight designs Electric discharge machining materials = High precision, intricate shapes

Match the following non-traditional manufacturing methods with their advantages and disadvantages:

Additive manufacturing = Advantages: Design freedom, reduced material waste Chemical machining = Advantages: Burr-free, intricate shapes Electric discharge machining = Advantages: High precision, no direct contact Uniform wares = Advantages: Customization, design flexibility

Match the following steps in Chemical Machining method with their descriptions:

Masking = Protects areas from etchant Etching = Chemical removal of material Stripping = Removal of masking material Rinsing = Cleaning the part after etching

Match the following classes of materials used in Additive Manufacturing with their properties and applications:

Thermoplastics = Properties: Flexibility, recyclability Metal powders = Properties: High strength, heat resistance Ceramic powders = Properties: High temperature resistance, wear resistance Composite materials = Properties: Strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance

Match the following additive manufacturing technologies with their applications:

Stereolithography (SLA) = Applications: Prototyping, custom parts Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) = Applications: Functional prototypes, end-use parts Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) = Applications: Concept models, jigs/fixtures Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) = Applications: Aerospace components, medical implants

"Advancements in Materials and Manufacturing Methods for Automobiles and Locomotives" quiz explores the use of advanced materials such as carbon fiber, aluminum, and titanium in modern automotive and locomotive manufacturing. It also delves into non-traditional manufacturing methods, their disadvantages, and justifications for their use. Test your knowledge on the latest trends shaping the transportation industry.

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