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Brass is an alloy of ___ and ___.
copper; zinc
Bronze is an alloy of ___ and ___.
copper; tin
Superalloys are ___ based metals.
nickel
Copper, magnesium, and titanium are ___ types of metal.
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The UNS prefix for cast iron is ___.
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What is the application of aluminum?
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What is cast iron commonly used for?
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Tool steel is used for what purpose?
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Cold Rolled Steel (CRS) is used in which application?
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Martensitic stainless steels are typically used for what?
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Austenitic stainless steels are often found in what?
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What is wrought iron typically used for?
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What is bronze used for?
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Titanium is used in which medical application?
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What is a superalloy used for?
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The main difference between ferrous and nonferrous materials is the ___ content.
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Steels that have been altered by element bombardment are called ___ steels.
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When carbon rises to above 1.7% — 4.5%, the material is known as ___
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What is the carbon content of AISI4135?
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Study Notes
Metal Alloys
- Brass: An alloy composed of copper and zinc.
- Bronze: An alloy made of copper and tin.
- Superalloys: Primarily based on nickel, designed for high-performance applications.
Metal Types
- Nonferrous Metals: Include copper, magnesium, and titanium; do not contain iron.
- Ferrous vs Nonferrous: Main distinction lies in iron content; ferrous materials contain iron, while nonferrous do not.
UNS Designations
- Cast Iron: Identified by the UNS prefix 'F' which categorizes its classification.
Applications of Metals
- Aluminum: Commonly used in aircraft support braces due to its lightweight nature.
- Cast Iron: Often utilized as a base for machinery, providing strength and durability.
- Tool Steel: Employed in punches and dies due to its hardness and wear resistance.
- Cold Rolled Steel (CRS): Used in car suspension parts, known for its finish and strength.
- Martensitic Stainless Steels: Typically found in knife blades due to their hardness.
- Austenitic Stainless Steels: Widely used in food conveyor parts due to corrosion resistance.
- Wrought Iron: Commonly used in the making of handrails, appreciated for its malleability.
- Bronze Components: Frequently found in axle bushings, offering good wear resistance.
- Titanium: Applied in medical devices, notably knee and hip joints due to its strength and biocompatibility.
- Superalloys: Critical for components in jet engines, designed to withstand extreme temperatures.
Carbon Content and Classification
- Carbon in Steel: Alterations in steel by bombardment of elements classify them as alloy steels.
- Cast Iron: Defined as material containing carbon in excess of 1.7% to 4.5%.
- AISI4135 Steel: Has a carbon content of 0.35%, indicating its specific alloy composition.
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Test your knowledge on various metal alloys and their classifications, including ferrous and nonferrous metals. Learn about the unique properties and applications of materials such as brass, bronze, aluminum, and tool steel. This quiz covers essential concepts in metallurgy and metal applications.
