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PH8201 Important Question Physics For Civil Engineering Regulation 2017 Anna University

The PH8201 Important Question Physics For Civil Engineering Regulation 2017 Anna University

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What are metallic glasses?

Metallic glasses are amorphous metals (Glass metals). It is a non-crystalline alloy with molten liquid state it has the short range of atomic order. Metallic glasses share the properties of both glasses and metals, these are strong, ductile, malleable, opaque and brittle.

Define Glass transition temperature

 It is the temperature at which liquid like structure is frozen into the solid. The glass transition temperature for metallic alloys in about 20OC to 30OC

How the metallic glasses are prepared? Mention the different methods.

 Metallic glasses are usually prepared by rapid quenching, ie., cooling a metallic liquid so rapidly such that there is no enough time for ordered crystalline structure to develop. By this way we retained the liquid like structure into the solid. The cooling rate is in the order of 2 x 10 Kelvin per second

 Methods of preparation

          Twin roller system

         Melt spinning system

         The Melt Extraction system

Melt spinning system is the most commonly used method.

What are the types of metallic glasses?

Metallic glasses are classified into two types

         Metal – Metal metallic glasses

 These are combination of metals and metals Example: Ni-Nb, Mg-Zn, Cu-Zr, and Hf-V

         Metal – Metalloid metallic glasses

 These are combinations of metals and metalloids Example: Fe, Co, Ni and B, Si, C, P

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What are the advantages of the metallic glasses used as core material?

         Transformer core is used to get maximum magnetic flux (energy). Transformer core should have low hysteresis loss and low eddy current loss.

         Metallic glasses are available in thin sheets therefore the size and weight of the transformer is reduced.

         Hysteresis loss is directly proportional to the area of the hysteresis loop. The loop area of the metallic glasses is very small and also has high initial permeability. So the hysteresis loss is almost zero.

         The eddy current in the core inversely proportional to the resistivity of the core material and directly proportional to the thickness of the lamination of the core. Since the resistivity of the metallic glasses is high and the thickness of the core laminated core is less. Therefore the eddy current loss is very less.

         Thus metallic glasses used as core material due to small thickness, smaller area, less weight high resistivity soft magnetic with low hysteresis and eddy current losses.

 What are the applications of metallic glasses?

Metallic glasses are used in

         Reinforcing elements in concrete, plastic, rubber

         Reinforcing filament in pressure vessels

         Construction of flywheels for energy storage

         Razor blades and different kinds of springs

         Tape recorder heads, etc,

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