8.1 Surface processing

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These flashcards cover key concepts and processes from the Fundamentals of Manufacturing course, focusing on surface processing, coating methods, and the properties of various materials.

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What is the primary purpose of diffusion in surface processing?

Diffusion impregnates the surface with foreign atoms, increasing hardness and wear resistance.

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What are two common surface hardening treatments for steels?

Carburizing and nitriding.

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What is electroplating?

An electrolytic process that deposits metal ions from a solution onto a cathode work part.

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What is the difference between carburizing and nitriding?

Carburizing diffuses carbon into the surface for deeper hardening, while nitriding diffuses nitrogen for a harder surface at a lower temperature.

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What type of coating is used in galvanizing?

Zinc is coated onto steel or iron for corrosion protection.

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What does the term 'stiction' refer to in manufacturing?

Static friction that must be overcome for motion between two stationary objects made from the same polymer.

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Name the chemical conversion coatings used for corrosion resistance.

Phosphate and chromate conversion coatings.

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What is the primary benefit of anodizing aluminum?

Produces a stable oxide layer that provides corrosion protection and can be decorative.

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What two processes are family methods of vapor deposition?

Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) and Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD).

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What are some advantages of organic coatings?

Wide variety of colors, surface protection, low cost, and ease of application.

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What is the main application of electroless plating?

Plating techniques that do not require electrical power and can coat complex geometries evenly.

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What are the key reasons for coating metal parts?

Corrosion protection, enhancing appearance, wear resistance, and preparing surfaces for further processing.

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What temperature is typically required for carburizing?

Around 900 °C (1652 °F).

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What characterizes hot dipping methods?

Immersion of a metal substrate in molten metal for coating, primarily for corrosion protection.

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