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Manufacturing Processes- CASTING Prof. K.N.Wakchaure Dept. of Mechanical Engineering SRES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, KOPARGAON

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Unit 2 Notes

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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING PROCESS & MACHINE DESIGN.

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Non-Ferrous Metals: Types, Properties, Applications, Advantages [PDF]

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Non-ferrous metals are those which do not contain significant quantity of iron (ferrite) or iron as the base metal.

Non-ferrous metals are used because of its properties such as higher conductivity (e.g. copper), low weight (e.g. aluminium) and resistance to corrosion (e.g. zinc).

Generally these are more costly than the ferrous metals.

Lets dive into the concept of Non-Ferrous Metals...

Non-Ferrous Metals:

The two metals which comes under Non-Ferrous metals are

1. Aluminium

2. Copper

In this article, I will write all the properties, Applications and Types of Aluminium, Copper in a detailed way.

Aluminium:

Properties of Aluminium:

It occurs in the form of oxides
It has FCC structure.
High electrical & thermal conductivity.
Aluminum is nonmagnetic and has the property of corrosion Resistance.

Applications of Aluminium:

Aluminium Alloys:

Aluminium alloys are alloys in which aluminium (Al) is the most important metal. The typical alloying elements are magnesium, copper, manganese, silicon, tin and zinc.

Some of the important alloys of Aluminium are

1. Duralumin (copper, aluminum)

2. Commercially pure aluminium

3. Y-Alloy

The explanation of Aluminium Alloys is as follows.

#1 Duralumin (copper, aluminum):

Its main alloying element is copper which may be present from 3.5 to 4.5% , 0.8% of magnesium and manganese and each and about 0.5% of silicon and iron each.

Applications:
It is used in the form of bars, tubes, sheets, wires for aircraft, automobile components, rivets and other structures .

#2 Commercially pure aluminium:
Applications:
For cooking utensils, decorative assemblies, wires, rivets etc.

#3 Y-Alloy:

This contains 3.5 to 4.5% of cu , 1.8% to 2.3% of nickel and 1.2 to 1.8% mg.
It retains its strength to fairly high temp.

Applications:
used for automobile pistons and other aircraft parts.

Copper:

It has good electrical conductivity

Corrosion resistance

It is ductile and having the property of malleability

Good thermal conductivity

Properties of Copper:

Copper is directly available in the metallic form in nature

Copper is a chemical element whose symbol is Cu.

It can occurs in its ore form as sulphides, hydroxide or oxides.

Copper is a reddish brown metal

Applications of Copper:

For making electrical cables.

Heat exchangers

For making various copper alloys, such as bronze and brass.

For household appliances, bearings, etc.

Copper Alloys:

Some of the important alloys of Copper are

1. Brass

2. Bronze

Explanation of the Alloys of Copper are as follows.

Brass:

Types of Brass:

The metals which comes under brass are

1. Gliding Metal

2. Cartridge Brass

3. Admirality Brass

4. Muntz Metal

The explanation for the types of Brass is as follows.
#1 Gliding metal:#2 Cartridge brass:#3 Admiralty brass:#4 Muntz metal:
Bronze:

Types of Bronze:

The metals which comes under Bronze are

1. Phosphor Bronze

2. Aluminium Bronze

3. Coin Bronze

4. Admirality Gun Metal

#1 Phosphor bronze:
These are copper-tin alloys containing small amounts of Phosphorus usually less than or equal to 0.3%.
#2 Aluminium bronze:#3 Coin bronze:#4 Admirality Gun metal:
Advantages of Non-Ferrous Metals:

This is the detailed information about Non-Ferrous Metals. If you have any doubts, you can ask from the comments section.

More Resources: Electric Arc Furnace Method & Bessemer Converter for Manufacturing of Steel
Different Types of Steels-Stainless steels, Chemical Composition,Applications, Properties etc.

References [External Links]:

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Non-Ferrous Metals: Types, Properties, Applications, Advantages [PDF]

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Non-ferrous metals are those which do not contain significant quantity of iron (ferrite) or iron as the base metal. Non-ferrous metals are used because of its properties such as higher conductivity (e.g. copper), low weight (e.g. aluminium) and resistance to corrosion (e.g. zinc). Generally these are more costly than the ferrous metals.

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A presentation on Heat Treatment Processes, like Quenching,hardening, surface hardening, normalizing, annealing etc.

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Iron - Carbon Diagram is also known as Iron - Carbon Phase Diagram or Iron - Carbon Equilibrium diagram or Iron - Iron Carbide diagram or Fe-Fe3C diagram

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Unit 3 Phase Diagram and Iron Carbon Diagram 

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Material Characterization Testing, Unit IV; OML751 Testing of Materials

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Material Characterization Testing, Unit IV; OML751 Testing of Materials

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Material Characterization Testing, Unit-IV Subject Name: OML751 Testing of Materials Topics: Material Characterization Testing [Optical microscopy, Electron ...

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Unit 2 Material Testing and Characterization Technique.

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Unit 2 Material Testing and Characterization Technique.

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Unit 1 Crystal Structure and Deformation of Materials.