Week 1: Activity #2
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stating its characteristics |
1Bimetals
are components made up of two separate metal units, each occupying a distinct
position in the component. 2Bimetal
rods or wires (also called clad metal, duo- or dual-metal) are made of
dissimilar metals. 3The
rod core a cylindrical body made of one metal, is surrounded by a concentric,
cylindrical sleeve of another metal. 6It
is a multimetallic-containing more than two dissimilar metals. 8Bimetal
rods or wire stems make it possible to combine properties of dissimilar
metals. |
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4Some
fibrous metals may also be regarded as bimetallic; for example, rods made by unidirectional
solidification of some eutectic compositions containing a metallic (or
nonmetallic) compound of fibrous filaments embedded in an almost pure metallic
matrix. 8Bimetal
rods or wire stems make it possible to combine properties of dissimilar
metals. For example: 9Aluminum-clad
steel wire combines the strength of steel with the electrical conductivity
and corrosion resistivity of aluminum. 10Superconductor
core clad with copper sleeves combines superconductivity at cryogenic
temperatures with assurance against failure when a local temporary rise in resistance
or temperature occurs. |
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7The
two elements of a bimetallic product are usually intimately interlocked, so
that they function in unison. |
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