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M6M7 Rivets and Materials Quiz

Test your knowledge on rivets, materials, and their properties with our engaging M6M7 quiz! Whether you're an aspiring engineer, technician, or simply interested in learning more about materials science, this quiz is tailored for you.

8 challenging multiple-choice questions
Learn about aluminum alloys, corrosion, and metal properties
Perfect for students and professionals alike!

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by InnovatingMetal123

This Rivets are made of heat-treated aluminum alloy and they are also called icebox rivets?

2117 Aluminum Alloy (AD)

2017 Aluminum Alloy (D)

2024 Aluminum Alloy (DD)

Used to secure bolts, screws, nuts, and Pins. It is also use to lock castellated nuts, by passing through the hole and spreading the ends to lock.

Safety Wire

Cotter Pins

Pip pin

This corrosion occurs when two dissimilar metals make electrical contact in the presence of an electrolyte.

Stress Corrosion

Galvanic Corrosion

Filiform Corrosion

It is a chemical reaction, generally carried out in the presence of a catalyst, which combines small molecules(monomers), containing double bond, into long chain molecules.

Polymerization

Polycondensation

Polyaddition

All of the above

This surface protection means to permanently weld metal layers onto a basis material, by applying high pressure. It has thickness of layer by 3-5% of the thickness of the material.

Cladding

CRES

Tempering

Annealing

AISI stands for?

American Institute of Steel and Iron

Aluminum Institute of Steel and Iron

American International of Steel and Iron

Aluminum International of Steel and Iron

This Property of metal which allows it to be deformed without breaking.

Elasticity

Brittleness

Toughness

Strength

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