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  1. 1Stress at centerline in the die causing craks to develop in the center.Hydrostatic Tensile Stress
  2. 2How are extrusion defects decreased?Increasing extrusion ratio and friction
  3. 3How are extrusion defects increased?Increasing die angle and amount of impurities
  4. 4Longitudinal scratches, die marks or folds in the material during extrusionSeam Defect
  5. 5What is land?the final desired diameter. Lowest point on a die with desired shape
  6. 6How are tubes extruded?Impact extrusion
  7. 7Can tubes be drawn?Yes
  8. 8What is more important with drawing tubes to increase tool life during extrusion?Lubricant
    Temperature
    Force
  9. 9Low die temp causes material to stick to the die landBambooing
  10. 10Maxiumum size of rolls or plates in sheet metals6mm
  11. 11the slug is scrappunching
  12. 12the slug is the good partblanking
  13. 13punching holes in sheet metalperforating
  14. 14removing pieces from the edge of sheet metalnotching
  15. 15can opener blades to cut may or may not go to edge of sheet metalSLitting
  16. 16straight punch move rapidly to create slots in sheet metalnibbling
  17. 172-8 percent of sheet thickness as clearance between halvespunching
  18. 18placed to reduce amount of force required when punchingshear angle
  19. 19Progressive dies are during Sheet metal applicationspunching
    blanking
    notching
  20. 20what surface is stretching?outer
  21. 21what surface is compressioninner
  22. 22a workpiece relaxing after being bentSpring Back
  23. 23Blank pulls into diedeep drawing
  24. 24rubber diaphragm filled with liquidHydro forming
  25. 25performing of parts with a mandrel with tools and rollersspinning
  26. 26sheet metal clamped over a die and lowered into water tankExplosive Forming
  27. 27head travels cast iron or steel shot used aircraft wingspeen forming
  28. 283 things that influence spring backElastic Modulus
    Yield Stress
    Ratio of bend radius to thickness
  29. 29in sheet metal when deep drawing the edges become wavyearing
  30. 30arranging parts for optimum useNesting
  31. 31produce small metal parts and components processMicroforming
  32. 32Porosity is controlled inPowder Metallurgy
  33. 33Melt dropped through hole with gas blown to form powderAtomization Gas
  34. 34PM made with liquid waterWater Melt
  35. 35EIGAElectrode Induction Gas Atomization
  36. 36electrode pushed against rodElectrode Induction Gas Atomization
  37. 37melt dropped into spinning diskcentrifugal
  38. 383 ways mill for crushingattritot, pan and rolling
  39. 39Grinding for PMComminution
  40. 40Ball rolling hammer PMComminution
  41. 41what is the process that seperates the PM into sizesScreening
  42. 42mixing different metals to get desired propertiesBlending
  43. 43id desnity varies for PM what is neededmultipart die
  44. 44PM fed into roll gap in a rolling mill to produce stripsPowder Rolling
  45. 45What is the defect for roll compaction in PM?Hollow grains
  46. 46hydrstatic prussure added to PMIsostatic Pressuring
  47. 47Heating PM below melting point to allow bondingSintering
  48. 48PM has highTooling Cost
  49. 49Hard to storePM
  50. 50Large components on large scale not good forPM
  51. 51temp of metal flow nozzle sizeatomization
  52. 52spherical spongy porous angularReduction
  53. 53purest powders availableElectrlytic Deposition
  54. 54Pure, dnse, small , spherical powdersCarbonyls
  55. 55Up to 20% shrinkageCeramic dry machining
  56. 56Ceramics begin sintering at what degrees?600 celsius
  57. 57heating up ceramics can takeweeks or days
  58. 58what does wetting agent do?Improve mixing
  59. 59makes th mixture more plastic and formableplasticizer
  60. 60change electrical particle on the clay so that particle repelDeffloculent
  61. 61controls thickness of ceramic sheetDoctor Blade
  62. 62improves quality, shape, density and compaction of ceramicsIsostatic Pressing
  63. 63produce hollow cup shape, formed by templates or rollersJiggering
  64. 64FLoat Method Temp1150 C / 2100 F
    650 C 1200 F
  65. 65Diameter of glass wool fibers20 to 30 mm
  66. 66spinning solution through multi hole dieswet spinning
  67. 673 things for molding operationTime
    Temp
    Pressure
  68. 68polymers deformed with applied pressureMelt processing
  69. 69largest production process for plasticsexstrusion
  70. 70Extruding plastics length of screw5 to 30
  71. 71Barrel Diameter range in extruder25mm to 200mm
  72. 72extruding two or more polymers in a single diecoextrusion
  73. 73Injection Molding Rated byCapacity of Mold
    Clamping Pressure of die
  74. 74RAMRecprocating Plunger
  75. 75Injection of plastic around metalInsert Injection Molding
  76. 76parisonextruded tub for blow molding
  77. 77continuos tube blown into shapeExtrusion Blow Molding
  78. 78Preform moldined and then transferred to blow mold dieInjection Blow Mold
  79. 79mold heated and rotated for large hollow partsRotational Molding
  80. 80In a foam molding process beand s expand to how much?50 times original size
  81. 81rolling plastics and compositesCalendering
  82. 82liquid polymer used in rotational moldingPlastisol
  83. 83preimpregnated with ResinPrepreg
  84. 84Thin sheets arethermoplastics
  85. 85workpiece is made with a anodeElectrochemical Machining
  86. 86What does EDM stand forElectrical Discharge Machine
  87. 87cathode and workpiece submerged into dielectric flugidEDM
  88. 88Electrodes are usually made of what?Graphite
  89. 89what voltage is applied to EDM300-1000
  90. 90EDm where electrode is penetrated into workpieceRAM EDM
  91. 91wire acts like a band sawwire edm
  92. 92wire is used to drill holesElextrical Discharge Drilling
  93. 93Plasma beam is inonized gasinoized gas
  94. 94plasma beam can cut how thick6 inches
  95. 95Direct Metal DepositionDMD
  96. 96DMD has a small heat effectedzone
  97. 97Used to repair or reconfiuger dies and moldsDMD
  98. 98cooling lines that arap around partconformal cooling
  99. 99copper and conformal cooling is used in what processDMD
  100. 100Produces metal rapid prototypingDMD
  101. 101SLSSelective Laser SIntering
  102. 102slslasers and the places powder
  103. 103LOMLaminated Object Manufacturing
  104. 104sliced out of inexpsive materials like paperLaminated Object Manufacturing
  105. 105building of layersFDM
  106. 106FDMFused Deposition Model
  107. 107thickness of virtual proto.1 to .5

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