Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Materials and their Uses - Metal.

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Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Materials and their Uses - Metal

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Ferrous metals are those which are iron based. They contain Iron and carbon in varying amounts. As iron is extracted from its ore in a furnace it contains a relatively high amount of carbon. This makes the iron hard but brittle this is known as cast iron. It resists compression but may break if dropped, hit or stretched. It is used to make car brake drums, railings and manhole covers. Cast iron has 4% carbon content.

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Mild Steel is very tough, can be bent or twisted and can resist strong impacts without breaking. It is easy to weld. Mild steel is used to make washing machines, construction girders, nuts and bolts and nails. It contains between 0.15 – 0.35% carbon.

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Stainless Steel Contains about 1% carbon. It also contains other metals, mainly chromium. There are over 200 different types of Stainless Steel. They contain a minimum of 11% chromium and also contain nickel. Manganese is another metal often included. Stainless steel is often used for medical instruments, kitchen surfaces and pots and pans as it resists scratching and biofouling.

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Non-Ferrous Metals do not contain iron. There are many different metals that fall into this group. Copper is strong and resists wear and shock. It is ductile and malleable and can be joined easily. It is an excellent conductor and resists biofouling although it is rather expensive

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Aluminium Pure aluminium is malleable and ductile but has a low tensile strength (aluminium foil). To improve strength it is usually alloyed with copper or magnesium. Because it resists corrosion it is used extensively outdoors in satellite dishes and window frames. Aluminium is very light metal and has a density a 1/3 that of copper and steel. It is a good conductor of heat and electricity. Aluminium alloys are used extensively in the aircraft industry and in motor cars. Approx 150,000 million aluminium cans are produced every year.

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Tin was used in the past to make brass. Today it is used mainly as an addition to alloys to increase strength and resistance to corrosion, as well as changing their appearance. Tin plate is not tin but steel with a thin protective layer of tin. Other alloys of tin are pewter (Tin, copper and Antimony) and soft solder (Tin and Lead) which is used to join electrical components Pewter tankard Tinplate Soft Solder

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Zinc is usually used to coat steel because of its resistance to corrosion. Steel coated with zinc is said to be galvanised. Zinc is also use in the manufacture of protective paints.

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Brass is an alloy of copper and Zinc. Copper is malleable, resists corrosion and is a good conductor of electricity. Zinc is hard but brittle. Brass is used in musical instruments, Valves and in electrical plugs and sockets. An Alloy is a material of a mixture of metals or a metal and a non metal intermixed. Metal alloys have advantages. The alloy may contain the properties of two or more metals or other elements.

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials Metal ores are either mined or quarried which has an environmental impact. Metal extraction from ore demands a lot of energy, a great deal of which is lost as heat to the surroundings. The high cost has meant that recycling is becoming more and more important. Today the scrap metal industry has a vital role in the provision of metals for the future. Automated disassembly lines for recycling of metal parts for cars are coming ever closer. At present vehicles are collected sorted and shredded, and then materials are collected from them.

Mr. A Roberts GCSE Resistant Materials It takes 95% less energy to recycle aluminium cans than it does to produce new cans from aluminium ore. It is possible that future cans will be made from recycled material. Stainless steel can be made from as much as 70% of recycled material. Recycled copper can be refined to be as pure as new. Copper and its alloys have a high scrap value as they are relatively easy to recycle.