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ENGR 2220 Assignment #2Structure & Properties of Materials
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1. Calculate the concentration of vacancies in aluminum at room temperature (25 0C . Assume that20!000 cal are re"uire to pro uce a mole of vacancies in aluminum.
Solution$%he lattice parameter of CC aluminum is 0.'0'' 51 nm. %herefore! the num)er of aluminumatoms or lattice points per cm * is
*22*+ ,100'5.100'' 51.'(
,' - cmatoms Al x
cm xcell atoms
n =
At room temperature! %-25 2/* -2 +
( )
=
K xk mol cal mol cal cmatoms x
RT Qn vv 2 +.,+/.1
,20000e p,100'5.(e pn- *22
- 1.2 10+
vacancies,cm*
2. Calculate the composition! in 3eight percent an atom percent! of an allo4 that contains 15+.0g titanium! 20.* g of aluminum! an +. g of vana ium.
Solution
%he concentration! in 3eight percent! of an element in an allo4 ma4 )e compute using amo ifie form of 6"uation '.*. or this allo4! the concentration of titanium ( C %i is 7ust
C Ti =mTi
mTi + mAl + mV 100
3t8+'.5'-100 .+*.205+1
5+1 - ++ kg kg kg
kg
Similarl4! for aluminum
3t810.+-100 .+*.205+1
0.*2 -Al ++ kg kg kg
kg C
An for vana ium
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3t8'.-100 .+*.205+1
.+ -9 ++ kg kg kg
kg C
Atom percent:
Masses must ne t )e converte into moles (6"uation '.' ! as
mol**00.(-,/.+/' 5+0001
--%i mol g
g Am
nTi
Tim
mol/52.'-,. +2 0*002
-Al mol g
g n m
mol1 +.+-,0. '5 00+
-9 mol g
g n m
:o3! emplo4ment of a mo ifie form of 6"uation '.5! gives
100
-
%i ++V Al Ti
Ti
mmm
m
nnn
nC
at8/+.1+-100 +.+1'./52*00.*
*00.* -
++ mol mol mol mol
100
-
Al ++V Al Ti
Al
mmm
m
nnn
nC
at81/.+2-100 +.+1'./52*00.*
52.'/ -
++ mol mol mol mol
100
-
9 ++V Al Ti
V
mmm
m
nnn
nC
at8'.0-100 +.+1'./52*00.*
+.+1 -
++ mol mol mol
mol
*. The outer surface of a steel gear is to be hardened by increasing its carbon content. The carbon isto be supplied from an external carbon rich atmosphere! "hich is maintained at an elevatedtemperature. A diffusion heat treatment at #$% C &''#( K) for '* min increases the carbonconcentration to *.#* "t+ at a position '.* mm belo" the surface. ,stimate the diffusion time re-uired at % % C &(/( K) to achieve this same concentration also at a '.* mm position. Assume that the
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'. %he iffusion coefficient for Cr * in Cr 2= * is 10 >15 cm 2,s at /2/ 0C an is 1 10 > cm 2,s at 1'00 0C.Calculate (a the activation energ4 an () the constant @ 0.
Solution
(a
(1 /*>?,mol(+.*1e p
(1000>?,mol(+.*1e p
-,101,10
0
0
2
215
Q 2
Q 2
scm x scm x
( )[ ] [ ]Q x 0000'+0/.0e p0.0000/1>0.00012>e p-10 =
[ ]Q0000'+0/.0-02'.12 -2.5 10 5 ?,mol
() [ ] 0+o5
o 1055.1+.1/e p@(1 /*>?,mol(+.*1,2.5 10>
e p@-101 2 xmol 3
x ==
@o - 0.0 '5 cm 2,s
%. An 1CC iron carbon alloy initially containing *.$( "t+ C is carburi4ed at an elevated temperatureand in an atmosphere "herein the surface carbon concentration is maintained at '.* "t+. 5f after /#.%h the concentration of carbon is *./6 "t+ at a position / mm belo" the surface! determine the
temperature at "hich the treatment "as carried out.
Solution
%his pro)lem as s us to compute the temperature at 3hich a nonstea 4>state ' .5 h iffusion
anneal 3as carrie out in or er to give a car)on concentration of 0.*5 3t8 C in CC e at a position
'.0 mm )elo3 the surface. rom 6"uation 5.5
2t
x
C C
C C
s
x
2 erf 1-0.20+*-
2+.00.1
2+.0'*.0 -
0
0
=r
0./ 1-2
erf
2t x
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ENGR 2220 Assignment #2Structure & Properties of Materials
. A 1.01 cm iameter! *0.'+ cm long titanium )ar has a 4iel strength of *''./ MPa! a mo ulus ofelasticit4 of 110.* BPa! an Poisson s ratio of 0.*0. @etermine the length an iameter of the )ar 3hena 2225 : loa is applie .
Solution
The stress is D = F/A = 2225 N/( /4)(1.016 x 10 -2 m.) 2 = 27.4 MPa The applied stress is much less tha the !ield stre "th# there$%re &%%'e sla ca *e used.
The strai is + = D/E = 27.4 MPa / (110., x 10 , MPa) = 0.00024 m./m.
0.0002'++*0'+.0
*0'+.0 - =
m
ml
l
l l f
o
o f
lf = 0.,04 76 i .
r%m P%iss% s rati% = +lat / +l% " = 0.,+lat = (0.,)(0.00024 ) = 0.0000746 m./m.
0.0000/'(>0101(.0
0101(.0 - =
m
md
d
d d f
o
o f
df = 0.01015 m.
. A cylindrical rod '** mm long and having a diameter of '*.* mm is to be deformed using a tensile
load of $'!*** 7. 5t must not experience either plastic deformation or a diameter reduction of morethan .% '* 6 mm. 8f the materials listed as follo"s! "hich are possible candidates9 3ustify your
choice&s).
Material
Modulus of Elasticity
(GPa)Yield Strength
(MPa)
Poissons
Ratio
Aluminum alloy * $** *.66
:rass alloy '*' 6** *.6/
;teel alloy $* /** *.6*
Titanium alloy '*
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ENGR 2220 Assignment #2Structure & Properties of Materialsapplie < this means that the stress correspon ing to this loa not e cee the 4iel strength of the
material. Epon computing the stress
M2 /.*+- :,m102 /.*+-
21010
000!21-
2
-- 22*200
m
7
d
1
A
1
=f the allo4s liste ! the %i! Frass an steel allo4s have 4iel strengths greater than 2 /.*+ MPa.
Gelative to the secon criterion (i.e.! that d )e less than /.5 10>* mm ! it is necessar4 to
calculate the change in iameter H d for these three allo4s. rom 6"uation .+
- x
4
-
d d 0
,
= , d d 0
:o3! solving for H d from this e pression!
d -
d 0
,
or the steel allo4
mm10+/.*-1020/
mm(10MPa*+./2(*0.0(- *>* =>a
d
%herefore! the steel is a can i ate.
or the %i allo4
mm10'.+-1010/
mm10(MPa*+./2(*'.0(-
*>* =>ad
Ience! the titanium allo4 is not a can i ate.
or the Frass allo4
mm100.-10101
mm10(MPa*+./2(*'.0(- *>*
=>a
d
+ of
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Ience! the Frass allo4 is not a can i ate.
(. A cylindrical specimen of a hypothetical metal alloy is stressed in compression. 5f its original and
final diameters are '$.*** and '$.*$% mm! respectively! and its final length is '** mm! compute itsoriginal length if the deformation is totally elastic. The elastic and shear moduli for this alloy are '*%?>a and 6#. ?>a! respectively.
Solution
%his pro)lem as s that 3e compute the original length of a c4lin rical specimen that is stresse
in compression. ;t is first convenient to compute the lateral strain x as
*>
0
102.0+-mm12.000
mm2.0001mm12.025-- d
d x
;n or er to etermine the longitu inal strain 4 3e nee PoissonJs ratio! 3hich ma4 )e compute using
6"uation . < solving for 4iel s
=
, 2 ?
1 =105 10 3 MPa
(2) (39.7 10 3 MPa ) 1 = 0.322
:o3 4 ma4 )e compute from 6"uation .+ as
*>*
10'/.(-*22.0
100+.2--
x
4
:o3 solving for l 0 using 6"uation .2
l 0 -
l i1 + 4
mm 100.(5-10'/.(1
mm001 -
*
of