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100

what is "Admixture"

the action of adding or mixing something in order to improve its properties

PG16

100

what is "Age soften"

a spontaneous decrease of strength and hardness that takes place at room temperature

PG16

100

what is "alloy"

a material with metallic properties that is composed of two or more elements one of which is metal

PG 16

100

what is "Angular distortion"

distortion transverse to the welding direction caused by shrinkage near the weld zone resulting in a change in angle of the parts

PG16

100

what is "Austenite"

a solution of one or more elements in the face centered cubic (FCC) structure of iron

PG 16

200

what is "body-centred cubic (BCC)"

A regular pattern of atoms arranged in a cubic shape with atoms located at each corner of the cube and an additional atom located at the centre of the cube

PG 16

200

what is "Brittleness"

the property of a material that fractures when subjected to stress with little tendency to deform before rupture

PG 16

200

what is "Cementite"

an iron carbide phase in steel that is comprised of three iron atoms and one carbon atom and appears as small hard particles or layers in the microstructure and is brittle in nature

PG 16

200

what is "Coke"

the residue left from the distillation (heating without air) of coal which is used as fuel in the steelmaking process to remove oxygen and provide the heat source for the breakdown of the iron ore

PG 16

200

what is "Cold rolling"

a process used in steelmaking that reduces the thickness of an ingot billet or slab by using pressure without the addition of heat to the material being rolled. The temperature of rolling is considered to be room temperature

PG16

300

what is "Compression"

a reduction in volume by being forced together into less space

PG 16

300

what is "contraction"

to become reduced in size; to pull together, shrink or wrinkle

PG 16

300

what is "Curie point"(770 °C, 1418 °F)

the temperature at which ferromagnetic materials can no longer be magnetized, and when they lose their residual magnetism (paramagnetic)

PG16

300

what is "Crystalline structure"

an arrangement of atoms in a rectangular 3D pattern such as body-centred cubic (BCC) or face-centred cubic (FCC)

PG 16

300

what is "Density" (physical property)

the mass per unit volume of a substance under specified standard conditions of pressure and temperature

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400

what is "Deoxidation"

the addition of an element such as manganese, aluminum, or silicon to molten steel to reduce the amount of oxygen to below 0.2%

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400

what is "diffusion"

the rearrangement of the atoms inside the crystal (lattice) structure of a metal (shifting to new locations within a material). diffusion is controlled by the rate at which these atoms change positions 

PG 17

400

what is "Dilution"

the change in composition of the weld metal caused by the mixing of the base metal or the previously deposited weld metal 

PG 17

400

what is "Distortion"

the act of deforming a physical change in shape by bending twisting or warping

PG 17

400

what is "Elastic/elasticity(mechanical property)"

the ability of a material to deform in a non-permanent way. A perfect elastic material recovers its original shape and dimensions after the release of stress

PG17

500

what is "The location at which three solid phases co-exist. in the iron-carbon phase diagram this point indicates a temp of (723C/1333F and a carbon content of 0.8%" called

Euctoid Point PG 17

500

what is "a point on a phase diagram where a liquid will solidify to form two new phases simultaneously when cooled" called

Eutectic point

PG 17

500

what is "The ability of a material to melt and amalgamate or join with other materials when an external heat source is applied to it"

Fusible
PG 17

500

what is "A terracelike fracture in the base material that is oriented parallel to the wrought surface. this fracture of a steel in a fabricated component is the result of stress placed on the steel perpendicular to the direction of rolling (tension in the through thickness direction) these forces cause the separation of elongated inclusions from the rolling process." called

Lamellar tearing

PG 18

500

what is "a mineral substance (opaque and fusible that can be formed and is capable of conducting heat and electricity" called

Metal 

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