Using the design of a kitchen blender and mixer: Apply several of the progressive methods to the product design and development. Explain how this benefits product development.
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An ASTM A36 steel having a yield strength of 235 MPa, a tensile strength of 640 MPa, and an endurance limit of 210 MPa is subjected to a cyclic loading. Using the Goodman diagram, predict whether the material has an infinite fatigue life, or whether it will fail by yielding or fatigue, when the cyclic stress is between:
(i) 0 and 250 MPa.
(ii) 95 ± 220 MPa
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Briefly describe methods used in recycling of Steel and Aluminum. Which product make use of such recycled Aluminum and Steel.
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What is the difference between Thermoplastics and Thermoset polymers?
A)Thermoplastics can be moulded to shape, thermoset cannot.
B)Thermoplastics have covalent bonds that can be broken and reformed, thermoset does
not.
c. Thermoplastics have entangled polymerics units that can be untangled at elevated
temperature, thermoset does not.
d. Thermoset plastics are more flexible then thermoplastics.
Q )What is/are the benefit(s) of short fibre reinforcements?
A)Increased stiffness only.
B)Increased strength and increased Toughness.
C) Increased Toughness and increased flexibility.
D) None of the above.
What is apparent density?
a)Density as measured via suspension in water.
b)Density of materials without any pores.
c)Density of material calculated with the inclusion of ONLY open pores.
e)Density of materials calculated with the inclusion of ONLY close pores.
Q Plane strain fracture toughness is a fundamental material property which:
a) is valid when specimen thickness is much greater than crack dimensions.
b) increases with increasing strain rate and decreasing temperature.
c)usually increases with strengthening.
d)is not dependent on microstructure
Q)Nickel superalloys are selected for high-temperature gas turbine blades because of:
a)High modulus.
b)High creep strength.
c)High maximum working temperature.
d) b and c.
Q. The most important mechanical properties of metals include stiffness, strength, ductilityand toughness. Which of the following statements is true:
a. Both strength and stiffness are strongly dependent on microstructure and processing.
b. Strength is a measure of resistance to elastic deformation whereas toughness is a measure of resistance to fracture.
c. Ductility is a measure of the ability of a material to plastically deform.d. Increasing strength generally increases toughness.
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List fabrication methods of composite Materials.
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Mention some ways or examples to increase Heat Transfer in an internal flow?
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How does gas mileage depend on the type of vehicle (2018 toyota and ford) based on speed, weight, horsepower and temperature? Provide a detailed answer.
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Efficiency of an engine operating condition to Carnot cycle is equal to ? = 0.45. Temperature and specific volume of the gaseous working medium at the beginning of isentropic compression are T1 = 600 K and v1 = 0.5 m3/Kg respectively. Find the gas properties at all other characteristic points of the cycle and the amount of heat released during isothermal compression. Assume that the mass of 1Kg of the gas undergoes the sequence of processes corresponding to Carnot cycle. The specific volume of the gas at the end of isothermal expansion is doubled in comparison to specific volume at the end of the adiabatic compression. The particular gas constant and isentropic exponent of the gas is R = 287 KJ/KgK and K= 1.4 respectively. Draw the cycle on p-V and T-s diagram.
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0.5 Kg of air at t1 = 327 0C and the specific volume v1 = 0.2 m3/Kg is enclosed in a cylinder under a piston. The gas slowly expands with no friction to the temperature t2 = 0 0C and the specific volume v2 =0.65 m3/Kg (polytrophic process). Find the work and heat of the process and change in internal energy of gas. Determine the initial and final pressure of the gas. The isentropic exponent and particular gas constant for air are equal to k=1.4 and R=287 J/KgK, respectively.
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Please answer 3.
3. The airplane from Problem 2 has a maximum speed in steady level flight of 190 kts at 8,000 ft altitude. At this condition, the propeller efficiency is 0.75. Presuming a single reciprocating piston engine, and using the simple models for altitude lapse, compute the maximum shaft brake power in hp that the engine can produce at sea level.
2. Consider an airplane with a wing area of 240 ft2 , a span of 44 ft, an Oswald efficiency of 0.75, and a zero-lift drag coefficient of 240 counts (i.e., CD0=0.024). Presume that the airplane is operating at 8,000 ft altitude at a weight of 7,600 lbs.
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A mass of m = 1 Kg of an ideal gas (gas constant R= 278 J/KgK) undergoes two polytropic processes. During the first process temperature increases from 27 0C to 237 0C and volume decreases from 1 m3 to 0.3 m3. During the second process temperature increases to 473 0C and volume is constant. The isentropic exponent of the gas is 1.4. Determine (a) Polytropic exponents (b) missing properties of the gas (c) heat and work of the first process and (d) draw the processes in p-V diagram
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14) Generate a Tool design checklist for designing an injection mold.
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How is sprue bushing design related to cycle time?
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2) What does cooling mold temperatures accomplish?
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What are the issues involved in design for serviceability? Obtain an automatic pencil sharpener. Disassemble it. Evaluate its design from serviceability aspect.
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