A certain tool steel consists of the following chemical composition (typicalanalysis in %):ElementCu1.00MnNi3.00Al0.151.51.001.1 Name some of the most important properties of this tool steel.Provide reasons for your answers.1.2 For which manufacturing applications would this tool steel be most suitable for?Provide reasons for your answers.Question 2Grade 304 stainless steel is used to manufacture a component for an industrialprocessing plant. Which two thermoset materials will you recommend as analternative material for the manufacturing of the component? Provide reasonsfor your recommendation.

1.1: Most important properties of Tool Steel: (i) Wear Resistant: Tool material must be highly wear…

A certain tool steel consists of the following chemical composition (typical analysis in %): Element Mn 1.5 Ni 3.00 Cu 1.00 Al 0.15 1.00 1.1 Name some of the most important properties of this tool steel. Provide reasons for your answers. 1.2 For which manufacturing applications would this tool steel be most suitable for?

A certain tool steel consists of the following chemical composition (typical analysis in %): Element Mn 1.5 Ni 3.00 Cu 1.00 Al 0.15 1.00 1.1 Name some of the most important properties of this tool steel. Provide reasons for your answers. 1.2 For which manufacturing applications would this tool steel be most suitable for?

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