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WorksheetsUnit R014 - Engineering Manufacture - Topic Area 2 - Retrieval B
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 13mins
Engineering Metals -
Metals used by engineers are either a pure metal or an alloy. Select the definition of an alloy.
A metal which is extracted from the ground and used with no additional metals added.
A material which once heated is unable to be recycled.
A metal which is a mixture of two or metals joined together.
An alloy is found on cars and used to support the tyre whilst looking nice.
Engineering Metals -
What pure metal is used here?
Copper
Brass
Bronze
Gold
Engineering Metals -
Select the list of ferrous metals.
Cast Iron
Low Carbon Steel
High Carbon Steel
Stainless Steel
Zinc
Tin
Aluminium
Titanium
HDPE
PVC
HIPS
Nylon
Carbon Fibre
Glass
Concrete
GRP
Engineering Metals -
Select the list(s) of non ferrous metals.
Brass
Bronze
Gold
Silver
Aluminium
Titanium
Zinc
Chromium
Stainless Steel
Mild Steel
High Carbon Steel
Low Carbon Steel
Glass
Kevlar
HIPS
PVC
Engineering Metals -
Aluminium when used in a more structural setting, such as this car chassis, is often alloyed with what?
Silver
Magnesium
Tungsten
copper
Engineering Metals -
Steels typically have good (a) properties. In particular good (b) strength. Regular steels have a relatively small (c) content, making them ductile and (d) . This means they can be worked into different shapes easily without (e) .
Engineering Metals -
Cast irons typically have high carbon contents, ranging between 2% and 4%. What properties do cast irons have?
Low tensile strength
Brittleness
High Compressive Strength
Good Elasticity
Engineering Metals -
Match the product to the most appropriate metal.
High Carbon Steel
Aluminium Alloy
Stainless Steel
Copper
Bronze (alloy)
Engineering Metals -
Match the product to the metal.
Mild Steel
Brass
Cast Iron
Zinc
Gold
Engineering Metals -
Typically non ferrous metals and there alloys have what properties?
Corrosion Resistance
Machinability
Malleability
Brittleness
Ductility
Engineering Metals -
Typically ferrous metals and their alloys have what properties?
Good tensile strength
Poor corrosion resistance.
Low relative cost.
Non magnetic
Engineering Metals-
Metals come in a wide range of forms match the image to the name.
Bar
Tube
Angle
Flat
Sheet
Engineering Metals -
Metals come in a wide range of forms match the image to the name.
Hex Bar
Box Section
Plate
Channel
Granules
