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    ByS.Muthurajan

    LecturerDepartment of Mechanical Engineering

    Salalah College of Technology

    Salalah

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    Introduction

    Materials science and engineering plays a vital role in this modern age of science

    and technology. Various kinds of materials are used in industry, housing,

    agriculture, transportation, etc.

    Engineering materials used to manufacture of articles or products, dictates whichmanufacturing process or processes are to be used to provide it the desired shape.

    The basic knowledge of engineering materials and their properties is of great

    significance for a design and manufacturing engineer.

    A large numbers of engineering materials exists in the universe such as metals andnon metals (leather, rubber, asbestos, plastic, ceramics, organic polymers,

    composites and semi conductor).

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    Classification Of Engineering Materials

    Metals Ferrous Metal

    Non ferrous metal

    Polymers Thermoplastics

    Thermoset plastics

    Elastomers

    Ceramics Alumina

    Glass

    Carbides

    Composites Fiber Reinforces plastics

    Steel reinforced concrete

    Semi conductors

    Silicon Germanium

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    Metals and alloys

    Pure metals possess low strength and do not have the required properties. So,

    alloys are produced by melting or sintering two or more metals or metals and a

    non-metal, together.

    Alloys may consist of two more components. Metals and alloys are further

    classified into two major kind namely ferrous metals and non-ferrous metals.

    (a) Ferrous metals are those which have the iron as their main constituent,

    such as pig iron, cast iron, wrought iron and steels.

    (b) Non-ferrous metals are those which have a metal other than iron as

    their main constituent, such as copper, aluminium, tin, silver , zinc etc.

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    Different types of Materials

    Now find what is the material used here to make wire

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    Ferrous Metals

    Ferrous metals are iron base metals which include all variety of pig iron,

    cast iron wrought iron and steels.

    The ferrous metals are those which have iron as their main constituents.

    The ferrous metals commonly used in engineering practice are cast iron,

    wrought iron, steel and alloy steels.

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    Main Types of Iron

    Cast Iron

    White Cast iron

    Grey Cast iron

    Malleable Cast iron

    Ductile Cast iron

    Steel

    Plain Carbon Steel

    Eg : Mild Steel

    Alloy Steel

    Eg : Stainless Steel

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    Cast Iron

    Cast iron is basically an alloy of iron and carbon

    The carbon content in cast iron varies from 1.7% to 6.67%. It also contains

    small amounts of silicon, manganese, phosphorus and sulphur in form of

    impurities elements.

    Cast iron is very brittle in nature and weak in tension.

    It has low cost, good casting characteristics, high compressive strength, high

    wear resistance and excellent machinability

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    Machine tool structures such as bed, frames, column etc.

    Man holes covers.

    Rolling mill and general machinery parts.

    Cylinder blocks and heads for I.C. engines.

    General machinery parts.

    Cast Iron

    White CI is used to produce malleable iron castings.

    For manufacturing those component or parts which require a hard, andabrasion resistant surface such as rim of car.

    Railway brake blocks.

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    Cast Iron products

    http://www.castgrills.com/cast-iron-furniture.html
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    Steel

    It is an alloy of Iron and Carbon .

    Carbon content varies from 0 to 2% .

    Mild steel also called as low carbon steel having 0.8% of C

    It is ductile in nature.

    Stainless steel is an alloy of iron, carbon, chromium, manganese

    etc.,

    Stainless steel have good corrosion resistance because the presence

    of chromium. It is useful for making kitchen vessels.

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    Steel products

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    Aluminium & its alloys

    Aluminium is less in weight

    It has good corrosion resistance and strength

    It is used in aircraft, electric cable, can for cool drinks etc.,

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    Polymers

    Polymers consist of carbon chemically combined with usually with hydrogen, oxygen or

    other non- metallic substances. They are formed by polymerization reaction in whichsimple molecules are chemically combined into long chain molecules.

    Plastics are commonly known as synthetic resins or polymers. In Greek terminology, the

    term polymer comprises poly means many and mers means parts.

    Examples: Nylon, Teflon, Polyethylene, PVC, Terylene, Cotton etc.

    Applications

    Polymers are used in making packing's, pipes, covers and insulating materials etc.

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    Types of Polymers

    Thermoplastics

    Those plastics which can be easily softened again and again by heating are called

    thermoplastic. Eg:- Polyethylene, Nylon, PVC

    Plastic covers, plastic pipes, toys etc.,

    Thermosets

    Those plastics which are hardened by heat, effecting a non-reversible chemical change,

    are called thermo-setting. Eg:- Polyesters, Bakelite

    Electric plugs, Furniture material etc.,

    Elastomers

    Highly elastic in nature. Eg:- Rubber

    It is used to make rubber products like tyres, tubes etc.,

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    Nylon Rope

    Nylon fabric

    PVC Pipes

    Polyethylene Bags

    PET Bottles Electric Switches

    Tyre

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    Ceramics

    Ceramic materials are in organic, non-metallic material made of inorganic compounds

    such as oxides, nitrides, borides and carbides.

    Theses materials are fabricated by first shaping the powder with or without the

    application of pressure into a compact form and after that it is subjected to high

    temperature.

    Ceramics possesses electrical, magnetic, chemical and thermal properties which are

    exceptionally good.

    Examples: MgO, SiC, Al2O3, glass, cement, garnets, concrete etc.

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    Glasses

    It is based on silicon dioxide or silicate.

    It is mixed with other oxides of sodium, calcium and boron to improve some

    properties.

    It is very brittle.

    It is used mostly in kitchen appliances.

    Glass Silica stone Silica sand

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    Domestic ceramics

    They are made from Clay

    Clay is a naturally occurring aluminium silicate composed primarily of fine-grained

    minerals.

    It can be mixed with water to get a paste. After giving shape, the water will be dried offand then heated to high temperature.

    Aluminium Silicate Aluminium Silicate powder

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    Earthenware: Flower pots, house bricks, roof tiles

    Vitreous china: Kitchen items, sanitary ware etc.,

    Cement : It is made of crystalline particles of CaO, silica and alumina. It becomes very

    hard when treated with water.

    Wash Basin House Bricks Roof tiles

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    Engineering Ceramics

    Alumina : High thermal and electrical resistance used as a cutting tool and highquality thermal and electrical insulation

    Carbides : Tungsten and Titanium carbides are very hard materials used for

    cutting tools

    Nitrides : Silicon nitrides and Boron nitrides used in engine parts and cutting

    tools

    Alumina Grinding wheel Alumina Electrical

    insulator

    Alumina & Silicon nitride

    cutting tools

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    Natural Ceramics

    It is available in the nature as a result of biological or geological processes

    Carbonaceous materials : Chalk, Lime stone and marble

    Silicaceous materials : Granite and Basalt

    Marbles Granite Basalt Limestone

    http://pangea.gr/img/cobblestones/basalt.jpg
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    Semi conductors

    Semiconductors are solid materials, either non-metallic elements or compounds which

    allow electrons to pass through them. These materials occupy intermediate position

    between conductors and insulators.

    They are neither good conductors or bad conductors.

    This is suitable for electronic applications like diodes, transistors, capacitors etc.,

    Examples : Silicon and Germanium

    Integrated Circuit chip Germanium Diode

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    Composite materials

    It is made up of two or more materials.

    In composites, the base material is called as matrix material.

    There are three types of composites :

    Polymer matrix composite

    Metal matrix composite

    Ceramic matrix composite

    The other materials are added into this matrix as particles or fibers.

    FRP is a composite have the plastic as a base metal and carbon fibers or glass fibers as

    sub metal

    Examples: Vinyl coated steels, steel reinforced concrete, fiber reinforced

    plastics, carbon reinforced rubber etc.

    Applications

    These materials are used for making aircraft structures, automobile parts, sports items,

    structures, and electrical devices.

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    Carbon Fiber Reinforce Plastics

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    Steel Reinforced Concrete (RCC)

    RCC Fencing poles RCC Pipes RCC Slab


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