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What's in a name
If you make it.....
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concrete
100
These materials have one, two, or three valence electrons, and bond with the metallic bond.
What are metals
100
The ability of a metal to resist being permanently deformed.
What is hardness?
100
A working model of a product to be manufactured and used for testing and design evaluation, often full sized.
What is a prototype?
100
The activities in manufacturing directed toward ensuring production of a high-quality product are considered this department.
What is Q & A quality and assurance.
100
This construction material is created by mixing limestone with clay or shale and then burning the mixture in a rotary kiln.
What is portland cement?
200
The capacity for an atom to combine with other atoms to form a molecule.
What is valence?
200
The property of a material that allows it to exhibit plasticity without permanent rupture.
What is ductility?
200
The tool designed to hold and align parts during manufacturing processes is referred to as the
What is a fixture?
200
For Q & A these areas must be checked.
What is : When the source materials come in, at different time during the assembly before the final product is shipped.
200
When you use forms to create concrete objects it is this.
What is formwork?
300
In metals, this attractive force (type of bond) permits plastic deformation or cold working.
What is a Metallic bond?
300
The property of materials to break suddenly under a load
What is brittleness?
300
The processes of building specialty production tooling to support the manufacture of a product.
What is tool and die making?
300
This way of manufacturing is an organizational culture that gives you what you need when you need it.
What is Lean manufacturing?
300
Concrete is good in compressive but not good in resisting this force.
What is tension?
400
If an alloy containing a significant amount of iron it is referred as this.
What is Ferrous?
400
The property of a material that allows it to fail permanently, or to exhibit plasticity without rupture while under tension
What is ductility?
400
The first units release to the public are called this.
What is the beta release?
400
This allows parts manufactured by many different manufacturers to the same specifications to be used in the same assemblies.
What is interchangeability?
400
These are used in concrete to resist tension forces.
What are reinforcing bars?
500
This solid solution characterized by a body-centered cubic crystal structure is a magnetic form of iron.
What is ferrite?
500
The ability of a metal to deform permanently without rupture when loaded in compression.
What is malleability?
500
The product from its begining to after its life is over is called this.
What is the product life-cycle?
500
The capability to sense changes in the conditions of an automated process and to react by automatically adjusting the process.
What is adaptive control?
500
These two materials are used in place of portland cement when the goal is to go green.
What is slag and fly-ash?
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