explain in details the difference between hot rolled steel, cold rolled steel, and aluminum. thanks in advance
explain in details the difference between hot rolled steel, cold rolled steel, and aluminum. thanks in...
Question 5 (20 points) You want to create a virtual hot-rolled coil (HRC) steel mill with a capacity of 1,000 tons/month using the futures market to benefit from the spread between the inputs and the output. Assume your costs are: 2 tons of iron ore and 1 ton of coking coal ton of steel and your output is hot-rolled coil steel. Future contracts are available on hot-rolled steel, iron ore, and coking coal. You are bullish that from T-O to...
please short answers You are given two samples from two rolling mills. One of them is cold rolled and the other is hot rolled. How will you visually distinguish between the two samples? You are given two samples from two rolling mills. One of them is cold rolled and the other is hot rolled. How will you visually distinguish between the two samples?
Analysis of a random sample consisting of m= 20 specimens of cold-rolled steel to determine yield strengths resulted in a sample average strength 29.8 ksi. A second random sample of n =25 two-sided galvanized steel specimens gave a sample average strength of 34.7 ksi. Assuming that the two yield-strength distributions are normal with true standard deviations 4.0 and 5.0. We wish to test if the difference in the true average strengths for cold rolled steel and galvanized steel is less...
P6.074 The torsional assembly consists of a cold-rolled stainless steel tube connected to a solid cold-rolled brass segment at flange C. The assembly is securely fastened to rigid supports at A and D Stainless steel tubes (1) and (2) have an outside diameter of 3.125 in, a wall thickness of 0.082 in., a shear modulus of G = 14200 ksi, and an allowable shear stress of 38 ksi. The solid brass segment (3) has a diameter of 1.3125 in., a...
With explaining why please. Work hardening during rolling processes affects the anisotropy of the rolled products. In general, what is the difference of the anisotropy severity between hot rolled and cold rolled products? Please explain why? (15 Points) 3. otluwel byAe
The torsional assembly in the Figure above consists of a cold-rolled stainless-steel tube AC with an outside diameter of 4 in., a wall thickness of 0.2 in., a shear modulus of G = 12,500 ksi, and an allowable shear stress of 35 ksi. The tube AC is connected to a solid cold-rolled brass segment CD at the flange C and has a diameter of 2.50 in., a shear modulus of G = 5,600 ksi, and an allowable shear stress of...
During the construction of the LRT railroad track, hot rolled structural steel A36 of 10-m-long rails were used. The steel rails were laid on the track with a 5-mm gaps between the rails during the night when the temperature of the steel was 20°C. Determine the normal stress in the steel rails when the temperature of the steel is 40°C. E = 200 GPa and a = 11.7 x 10-6 m/(m °C)
8. What is the difference between how hot and cold therapy work? Give an example for each of what you would use it for. 9. If your client is diabetic and has an ingrown toenail and you are applying warm soaks to his foot - what are 2 (Two) signs that would indicate to you that there is a problem that you would need to report to the nurse? online come
4. A blanking operation is performed on 5/32-in-thick cold-rolled steel (half hard). The part is circular with diameter 3.500 in. Determine: a) the appropriate punch and die sizes for this operation. b) the blanking force required, if the shear strength of the steel 40,000 lb/in2.
A hot bath at T = 92.2 °C is connected to a cold bath at T = 15.6 °C by an insulated metal rod as shown in the diagram (Figure 1). The metal rod is made from two metals, aluminium is next to the hot bath and has a length li = 50.5 cm, steel makes up the remainder of the rod. The junction between the aluminium and steel has a temperature T; = 40.2 °C. The rate of energy...