Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction

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ISBN 10: 1118324579
ISBN 13: 978-1-11832-457-8

Chapter 11 - Applications and Processing of Metal Alloys - Questions and Problems - Page 463: 11.13

Answer

The advantages of cold working are: 1. A high quality surface finish. 2. The mechanical properties may be varied. 3. Close dimensional tolerances. The disadvantages of cold working are: 1. High deformation energy requirements. 2. Large deformations must be accomplished in steps, which may be expensive. 3. A loss of ductility. The advantages of hot working are: 1. Large deformations are possible, which may be repeated. 2. Deformation energy requirements are relatively low. The disadvantages of hot working are: 1. A poor surface finish. 2. A variety of mechanical properties is not possible.

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The advantages of cold working are: 1. A high quality surface finish. 2. The mechanical properties may be varied. 3. Close dimensional tolerances. The disadvantages of cold working are: 1. High deformation energy requirements. 2. Large deformations must be accomplished in steps, which may be expensive. 3. A loss of ductility. The advantages of hot working are: 1. Large deformations are possible, which may be repeated. 2. Deformation energy requirements are relatively low. The disadvantages of hot working are: 1. A poor surface finish. 2. A variety of mechanical properties is not possible.
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