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what is an alloy?

alloys are mixtures of metals with other metals and non metals  pg 6

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the two classes of alloys are?

alloys containing iron (ferrous alloys)                        alloys that do not contain iron (non ferrous alloys)  pg6

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what is the CSA?

Canadian Standards Association pg 9

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what materials does the CSA not cover?

material used in pressure equipment. pg 10

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in SAE/AISI systems, what is the second of the four digits indicatind?

sub class (major alloying agent) pg11

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what does the term "admixture"refer to?

the action of adding or mixing something in order to improve its properties.  pg16

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what is "Curie point"? and at what temperature does it occure?

the temperature at which ferromagnetic materials can no longer be magnetized.  770*c/1418*f   pg16

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what is "metallurgy"? 

the scientific study of extracting and refining metals and their structural properties.  pg18

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what is "phase transformation"

when heated metals (solids) will gradually transform into liquids and gasses.   pg 22 

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what is the only metal not found in the solid state?

Mercury   pg 22

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what are the two atom structures found in steel?

BBC (ferrite)                                                        FCC  (austenite)  

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at what point are both BCC and FCC found in steel?      (transition temperature) 

723*c /1333*f  (eutectoid point)  pg23

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what can be done to change steels properties completely after fabrication?

heat treatment  pg23

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what are two examples of a quenched condition forming martensite?

tack welds                                                             stray arks   pg27 

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martensite can form in the HAZ as a result of ?

fast cooling   pg28

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what are "substitutional" alloying atoms? 

atoms that are the same size or larger than the iron atoms.   pg 29

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what is Nickle (ni) as an alloying agent useful for?

hardenability  pg29

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what is the process called when steel is heated sufficiently to cause the structure to transform and new grains grow?

"Recrystallization"   pg30

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at what temperature does pure iron become liquid?

liquid state 1538*c / 2800*f   pg31

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what are the four basic temperature zones in a weld joint?

the weld zone                                                        the fusion zone                                                         the fusion boundary                                                 the HAZ   pg32

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what kind of structure does the molten weld form as it begins to solidify? 

Lattice structure   pg34

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when cooling rate is rapid, the metal is harder? T/F

"T"   pg34

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what is angular distortion caused by?

"transverse shrinkage"   pg46

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the "coefficient thermal expansion" of austenitic stainless steel is how many times greater than that of carbon steel?

1.5 times greater    pg53

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sensitization of austenitic stainless steel causes loss of what? 

corrosion resistance  pg54