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Can you please answer these 3 questions from material engineering.....

Transcribed Image Text:For the process shown in the schematic below, which of the statements is/are incorrect?
Feed hopper
Feed hopper
Mold
cavity
Mold Nozzle
M
Spreader
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Heating chamber
O b.
Ram
Hydraulic
pressure
Which statement is incorrect regarding the mechanical characteristics of polymers?
O C.
Plastic pellets
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Turning screw
a. Elongation at break is typically greater for polymers than metals
b. Metals typically have higher tensile strength but lower elastic modulus than polymers
O C. The elastic modulus of semi-crystalline polymers rises as chain entanglement decreases
O d. Decreasing the temperature results in increased brittleness in polymers
Oe. Amorphous and semi-crystalline polymers both become brittle at lower temperatures
Of. Polymers are similar to metals i.e., they can also exhibit both ductile and brittle fracture
Select one:
O a. The region around B experiences mainly compressive strain
Consider a defect in a crystalline lattice as shown below. Which of the following statements is true?
B
Barrel
Select one or more:
O a. To release the part, the process typically involves the mould sections opening and the ejector pins pushing the object out of the mould
O b. The process can only work with thermoplastics and not with thermosets due to the thermal processing requirements
O c. The mould cavity region is usually temperature controlled so that at the point of injection it is heated and then gradually cooled down until the
part is released
Od. This process is best suited for the large volume production of tubes, bars and beams due to the nature of the extrusion process
e. The feedstock has to be molten or liquid monomer, the temperature of which will constantly be held above the melting temperature
The region around B experiences mainly shear strain
The region around B is unaffected by the impurity
O d. The region around B experiences a higher strain on the upper side compared to the lower side
Heaters
Shaping die
Molten plastic Extrudate
Tubing and pipes
Sheet and film
Structural parts
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