Engineering STUDIES PRELIM REVISIO

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Multiple Choice

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Q1. List all the simple machines ( L, IP, S, W/A, P, G)


  • Lever

  • Incline plane

  • Screws

  • Wheel and Axle

  • Pulleys

  • Gear


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1st order lever order (EFL) and used in…


  • Effort, Fulcrum, Load

  • Used in: See saws, retractor, plier


<ul><li><p>Effort, Fulcrum, Load</p></li><li><p>Used in: See saws, retractor, plier</p></li></ul><p></p>
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2nd order lever (order, and used in

  • Effort, Load, Fulcrum

  • Used in, Wheel barrow, brake pedal


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3RD Order lever (order, used in…

  • Load, effort, fulcrum

  • Fishing rod

  • effort always larger then load in 3rd order lever


<ul><li><p>Load, effort, fulcrum</p></li><li><p>Fishing rod</p></li><li><p>effort always larger then load in 3rd order lever</p></li></ul><p></p>
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Q2. PREFIXES

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Tera and Giga (not that important)

TERA: 1012

GIGA: 109


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Mega (M)

106

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Kilo (k)

103

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milli (m)

10-3

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micro (µ)

10-6

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nano (n)

10-9

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pico (p)

10-12

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Q3. DRAWING SYMBOLS (ask miss 00)

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What should be included in a materials list (Item numb, Item desc, Materia type, Numbe)

  • Item number, item description, material type, number


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Q4. VECTORS



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Is force a vector

YES

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Is time a vector

No

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Is load a vector

Yes

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Is force a vector

Yes

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Is stress a vector

NO

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List of vectors

force, displacement, load, weight

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Q5 Coeffiecent of friction

MEW= FF/RN

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Q6 . QUALITY OF METALS


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Why are FCC metals more ductile

  • MORE DENSE SLIP PLANES


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KEY POINT ( THE LESS THE SLIP PLANES THE…

fewer slip systems → lower ductility

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What is an Alloy

An alloy is a mixture of two or more materials, where at least one is a metal.

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Metals can occur naturally or extracted from earth….c

earthsc crust

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Q11.Ferrous vs Non ferrous

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Ferrous metals + metals

  • Have iron as a PRIMARY constituent

    Iron, cast iron, carbon steel


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Non ferrous metals + metals *copp, bras, bron

May contain Iron, but not primary constituent

  • copper, brass, bronze


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Q7. Ohms Law

  • V=IR


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Q8. Manufacturing Processes

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Casting + different types of casting

  • Heating up material, then placing in a mould

  • Investment casting


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What method are polymers made… (injec

INJECTION MOULDING

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Rolling

  • Pass a metal through a roller to form a circular or square bar

  • Hot rolling- Easier, less dimensionally accurate

  • Cold Rolling- Harder- More dimensionally accurate


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Extruding

Passed through a die at an elevated temperature

Aliminium alloy window frame

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Forging

Proccess of shaping a metal with forceful blows usually by hammering or pressing (The metal is often heated first to make it easier to shape)

One of the biggest advantages of forging is that it improves the grain structure of the metal



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Hot Forging

  • Carried out above the recrystillisation temperature

  • Easier and quicker, results in rough surface finish

  • unstressed


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Cold forging

  • Highly stressed

  • Grainflow paraell


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Q9. RECYLCING CONCEPTS AND WASTE MANAGEMENT

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BEST TO WORST RANK( less waste design, reuse, recycle, dump landfill

  1. Less waste design

  2. Reuse

  3. Recycle'

  4. Dump for landfill


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Q10. Components of force

i understand

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Q11. Ferrous and Non ferrous - ALREADY DONE REFER BACK

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Q12. Different types of forces (concur, non conc, colin

  • Concurrent: Pass through same point

  • Non concurrent: interest various points

  • Co-linear: act along on the same line


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Pricniple of transimilbilty

A force acting on a rigid body can be moved anywhere along its line of action without changing the external effect of the force on the body.

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Q13. Friction Calculaiton (refer to book)

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Q14. Alloying materials (defintion)

  • Elements that are added to a base metal (usually a metal like iron or aluminium) to change and improve its properties.


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Alloying materials can create.2 types of solid solution

  • Interstitial

  • Substitutional


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Substituional solid solution *atoms…

  • MUST BE SIMILAR IN SIZE


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Interstitial

Atoms must be much smaller

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Q15 Heat Treatment (5)- ferrous metals

  • Annealing

  • Process Annealing

  • Normalising

  • Spherodising

  • Tempering


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Annealing

Steel is heated about 900 degrees and then cooled very slowly (usually in a furnace)

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Process Anealing

  • Lower-temperature heating around 550-650 degrees on mild steel]


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Normalisng

  • Steel heated up to 900 degrees to relieve stress, then cooled in air


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Spherodising (occurs when. during a rehatin after being quen…

Occurs during a rehating after steel has been quenched in 650-700 degrees

HARD CEMENTITE BREAKS UP INTO ROUND PARTICLES RESULTING IN STEEL BEING SOFT, LESS BRITTLE, EASIER TO MACHINE

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Tempering - MAIN TO INCREASE TOUG…

Reheating quenched steel to 200-600 degrees, then cooled to reduce brittleness and INCREASE TOUGHNESS

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Q16. Carbon Compostion

  • 0.2 PERCENT

  • 0.83

  • 1.2


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0.2 PERCENT

  • Hypo- Euctoid

  • More ferrite, less pearlite


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0.83

  • Euctoid

  • All pearlite


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1.2

Cementite and peralite

Hyper- Euctoid

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Q17 Material testing

LOOK BACK ON FLASHCARD 76, BRAKING SYSTEM

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3 types of material testing (tens, compre, hardness)

  • Tensile Test

  • Compressive test

  • Hardnesst test


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Q18 GEAR RATIO CALCULATION

  • Attempt in book and understand


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Gear ratio formula

Van / Var


  • DRIVING/ DRIVER



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Driving gear=

driving

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driven =

driver

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Gear ratio example + solution

The important thing is: when two gears are on the same shaft, they have the same rpm.


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Q19. Stress and Strain calculation

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Stress formula

  • Load/ Area


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Strain

  • Extension/ Shortening / Original length


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Engineering stress vs True stress (DIFFERENCE)

ENGINEERING STRESS: Uses the original

TRUE STRESS: Uses the actual at that time

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Q20. AS1100

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What are the Orthogonal Projection reccommended

  • 3RD Angle projection


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Height of bolt

0.7 D

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Height of Nut

0.8 D

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M20 X 4 (DIAMTER AND PITCH)

  • Diameter = 20

  • Pitch = 4


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<p>Image</p>

Image

  • 1.8 D LONGER SIDE

  • 1.6 D SHORTER SIDE


G- PITCH/2


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iMPORTANT QUESITON BOLT AND NUT

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