Electrical Properties - Material Science - Exam, Exams of Materials science

Key points are: Electrical Properties, Full Annealing, Normalising, Quench Hardening, Structural Design, Environment, Applied, Internal Stress, Composition, Structure

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Cork Institute of Technology
Higher Certificate in Engineering in Biomedical Engineering โ€“ Award
(National Certificate in Engineering in Biomedical Engineering โ€“ Award)
(NFQ โ€“ Level 6)
Summer 2005
Material Science
(Time: 3 Hours)
Answer 5 Questions.
All questions carry equal marks.
Examiners: Mr. M. Walsh
Mr. D. Tallon
Prof. P. McHugh
Q1. (a) Label the parts on the Iron-Carbon equilibrium diagram in fig.1. (8 marks)
(b) Explain how to perform the following heat treatment processes, and why they would be
carried out:
(i) Full Annealing
(ii) Normalising
(iii) Quench Hardening (12 marks)
Q2. (a) Describe with the aid of sketches the process of Galvanic/Electrolytic Corrosion
comparing Galvanised and Tin Plated steel. (6 marks)
(b) Describe 3 methods of producing a protective coating on steel. (6 marks)
(c) Explain how three of the following affect corrosion:
๎šƒ Structural Design
๎šƒ Environment
๎šƒ Applied or internal stress
๎šƒ Composition & structure
๎šƒ Temperature (8 marks)
Q3. (a) Given the following data for a fibre-glass reinforced polyester component of rectangular
cross-section in which the strands lie parallel to the direction of loading, calculate:
(i) the matrix area fraction and the reinforcement area fraction
(ii) the tensile modulus of the composite
(iii) the tensile strength of the composite
average fibre diameter 0.005mm
number of fibres per strand 204
number of strands 51470
tensile modulus of polyester 4 GN/M2
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Cork Institute of Technology

Higher Certificate in Engineering in Biomedical Engineering โ€“ Award

(National Certificate in Engineering in Biomedical Engineering โ€“ Award)

(NFQ โ€“ Level 6)

Summer 2005

Material Science

(Time: 3 Hours)

Answer 5 Questions. All questions carry equal marks.

Examiners: Mr. M. Walsh Mr. D. Tallon Prof. P. McHugh

Q1. (a) Label the parts on the Iron-Carbon equilibrium diagram in fig.1. (8 marks) (b) Explain how to perform the following heat treatment processes, and why they would be carried out: (i) Full Annealing (ii) Normalising (iii) Quench Hardening (12 marks)

Q2. (a) Describe with the aid of sketches the process of Galvanic/Electrolytic Corrosion comparing Galvanised and Tin Plated steel. (6 marks) (b) Describe 3 methods of producing a protective coating on steel. (6 marks) (c) Explain how three of the following affect corrosion: ยƒ Structural Design ยƒ Environment ยƒ Applied or internal stress ยƒ Composition & structure ยƒ Temperature (8 marks)

Q3. (a) Given the following data for a fibre-glass reinforced polyester component of rectangular cross-section in which the strands lie parallel to the direction of loading, calculate: (i) the matrix area fraction and the reinforcement area fraction (ii) the tensile modulus of the composite (iii) the tensile strength of the composite

average fibre diameter 0.005mm number of fibres per strand 204 number of strands 51470 tensile modulus of polyester 4 GN/M^2

tensile modulus for glass fibre 75GN/M^2 tensile strength of polyester 50MN/M 2 tensile strength of glass fibre 1500 MN/M 2 Cross-sectional area of component 300mm^2 (12 marks)

(b) Show using sketches the effect of the direction of the grain on the strength of wood. (8 marks)

Q4. (a) Discuss: (i) Thermosetting Plastics (ii) Thermo Plastics (iii) Elastomers (8 marks) (b) Give a brief description of 3 additives with regard to polymeric materials. (6 marks) (c) Discuss Tensile testing of polymers, include sketches. What is the Secant Modulus? (6 marks)

Q5. (a) Discuss the properties of ceramics under the following headings:

  1. Refractoriness
  2. Strength
  3. Hardness
  4. Electrical properties (12 marks) (b) Ceramics are divided into 3 groups, crystalline, amorphous and bonded. Give an example of a use of each type of ceramic. ( marks)

Q6. (a) What is meant by creep in relation to materials in service? Explain the 3 distinct periods of creep and show them in a sketch. (10 marks) (b) What is meant by fatigue in relation to materials in service? What are the 3 loading fluctuations that may cause failure due to creep, include sketches. ( marks)

Q7. (a) Explain with the aid of sketches how the jominy end-quench test is performed. ( marks) (b) Describe with the aid of sketches 2 methods of Surface Hardening. (8 marks) (c) Discuss the theory of Mass Effect, in relation to hardening, include a sketch. (6 marks)