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1 4.2 Metals and Metallic alloys
IB Design Technology 4.2 Metals and Metallic alloys

2 Objectives Discuss metals and metallic alloys placing emphasis on their extraction, categorization, utilization, and recovery and disposal Understand the role of metals and metallic alloys in design

3 Characteristics and Importance of Metals
Hard and shiny Electrical and thermal conductivity Pure metals are: Brittle Soft Chemically reactive Have to manipulated to be useful Highly useful resource

4 Ferrous vs. Non-Ferrous
Contains Iron High tensile strength and high durability Magnetic Subject to oxidation Non-Ferrous No Iron Strong, but malleable Non-magnetic Resistant to oxidation Light

5 Ferrous Carbon Steel

6 Ferrous Cast Iron Engine Block

7 Non-Ferrous Aluminum

8 Non-Ferrous Copper

9 How is This Resource Obtained?
Three steps: Concentrating Ore Reduction to Crude Metal Electrolysis Reducing the amount oxides using carbon Heating ore Refining to obtain pure metal

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11 Making Steel

12 Grain Size Refers to the individual size of the metal General Rule:
Why is this important? The grain size affects the strength and ductility of a metal General Rule: As grain size decreases the strength of the metal increases and it ductility decreases

13 Steel

14 Copper

15 Microscope Eye Piece for Analysis

16 Your Turn Due to pure metal’s softness, brittleness, and chemical reactivity, it must be modified to be utilized. Research Alloys Work Hardening Tempering Write a brief description of each. Be sure to provide an example and/or use.

17 Super Alloys Resist Can withstand higher temperatures and stress.
oxidation creep (permanent deformation, usually as a result of exposure to high temps) Can withstand higher temperatures and stress. Lets take a look at this:

18 Recovery and Disposal of Metal and Metal Alloys
Ferrous metals are one of the most recyclable resources on the planet Recycling helps to circumvent the limited availability of metals Metals are gathered and melted down in order to reuse them for a different application

19 Reflection What impacts does the characteristics of metal and metallic alloys have on design?


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