What does the term 'Ferrous Metal' mean?
Metal that contain iron
Metals that don't contain iron
Metals that don't contain lead
Metals that contain lead
Name the Smart Material shown.....
Quantum Tunnelling Composite
Electroluminescent Material
Photochromic Material
Piezoelectric
Which is an example of a CNC machine used in engineering?
NDT
Water Jet Cutting
Computer Aided Manufacture
Manual Drilling Machine
Which of the following is a property of copper?
Looks good
Conductivity
Corrosive
Ductility
Which of the following smart materials bends back to it's original shape when heated?
Photochromic Materials
Quantum Tunnelling Composite - QTC
Piezoelectric
Shape Memory Alloy - SMA
Name the joining Method shown.....
Welding
Nuts and Bolts
Brazing
Soldering
Which material would be most suitable for making kitchen sinks and why?
Titanium - Durable
Copper - Good Conductor
Aluminium - Lightweight
Stainless Steel - Non corrosive
Name the Joining Method shown.....
Adhesives
Welding
Soldering
Nuts and Bolts
Name the surface finish shown.....
Linishing
Galvanising
Electroplating
Plastic Coating
Which material shown is an example of a ceramic material?
GRP
Tungsten Carbide
Stainless Steel
Concrete
What does CNC stand for?
Control Numerical Computers
Computer Numeric Controllable
Computing Numerical Controlling
Computer Numeric Control
Which of the following is an advantage of CNC machines being used in industry?
Workforce will have a safer and cleaner environment
CNC machines can cost a lot of money
CNC machines can run 24/7
Unemployment rate will increase
What is a Photochromic Material?
Materials that change colour due to temperature changes
Materials that conduct electricity when light levels change
Materials that change colour due to light intensity changing
Materials that conduct electricity when temperature changes
Name the hand tool shown
Ruler
Scribe
Centre Punch
Engineer's Set Square
Which of the following is an example of a NDT procedure?
Crack Testing
Hardness Testing
Corrosion Testing
Ductility Testing
Complete the Sentence: Copper and Zinc make an alloy called.....
Copper Zinc Alloy
Brass
Concrete
Bronze
What is a disadvantage of forging?
Heat treatment can be provided to the work piece
Reduces overall cost
Risks to staff as they are working with high temperatures
Define the term 'Smart Material'
Smart Materials change properties due to environment changes
Materials that can make themselves
Materials which know where they live
Materials that have a high IQ
What ways can Modern Technology affect the Workforce?
Workforce will have a much cleaner and safer environment
Workforce may be put out of jobs
Workforce isn't affected at all
Workforce may be given new job profiles to work under
Which one of the following is an advantage of Forging?
Less Waste material is produced
None of the above
Forging has many risks to it
Forging is expensive
Name the Joining Method shown.....
Nuts and Bolts
Threaded Fasteners
Self Tapping Screws
Riveting
Name the surface finish shown.....
Galvanising
Electroplating
Carbon Coating
Polishing
Which of the following materials shown is an example of a composite material?
Stainless Steel
Carbon Fibre
Tungsten Carbide
Lead
Name the Joining Method shown.....
Riveting
Soldering
Welding
Brazing
DMLS is a rapid prototyping process used in industry. What does 'DMLS' stand for?
Direct Metal Laser Selecting
Direct Metal Laser Sinistering
Designated Metal Laser Sinistering
Direct Metallic Laser Selective
Which Destructive Testing procedure is being shown?
Conductivity Testing
Hardness Testing
Tensile Strength Testing
Toughness Testing
Why might Polymers be preferred to other than metals?
Polymers come in a wide range of colours
Polymers are rare
Polymers are cheaper
Polymers are just a posh way of saying Plastics
Which one of the following can be used as a surface finish for mild steel?
Linishing
Electroplating
Plastic Coating
NDT
What it a typical application for thermochromic materials?
Baby Spoons
Sunglasses
Children's Mugs
Braces
Name one other additive process
Milling
Turning
FDM
Sawing