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Review

Manufacturing

Materials The basic ingredient for Technology

Materials Natural - existing in nature Synthetic - derived from natural Combined - Natural + Synthetic

Primary Materials

Ferrous : contains iron Non - ferrous : contains no iron Alloy - combination of metals

Primary Materials A look at 7 popular Metals 1. Aluminum 2. Zinc 3. Copper 4. Lead 5. Tin 6. Chromium 7. Iron

Primary Materials Thermoplastics Thermosets Can be reheated and remolded Can be heated and shaped once.

Primary Materials Heat induced substance made from clay, sand, and similar substances. Glass can be recycled

Properties of materials

A material’s reaction to force and loads determines it’s mechanical properties.

It’s shape can be changed without breaking it.

It can be pulled or pushed out of shape, but will return to it’s original shape.

It will keep it’s shape after it has been deformed.

When a force is applied, it breaks easily.

It cannot be scratched or dented easily.

The ability of a material to resist being pulled apart

The ability of a material to resist being crushed.

Pushing a material in opposite directions at the same time.

The ability to carry a load over and over again without wearing out.

A material that cannot be twisted easily.

The ability of a material to withstand a sudden blow

Other properties 4 Thermal 4 Chemical 4 Electrical 4 Optical 4 Acoustical 4 Magnetic