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    1) An evaluation was held for the Metalurgy course on Tuesday October 19, 2021 lasting 100 minutes with open textbooks. 2) Students were asked to define lattice points, unit cells, lattice parameters and crystal structures, sketch Miller indices for planes, and explain the differences between polymorphism and allotropic transformations. 3) Students were also asked to explain 3 methods for making metals stronger and to analyze data from Charpy impact tests on ductile cast iron to determine ductile-brittle transition temperatures.

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    1) An evaluation was held for the Metalurgy course on Tuesday October 19, 2021 lasting 100 minutes with open textbooks. 2) Students were asked to define lattice points, unit cells, lattice parameters and crystal structures, sketch Miller indices for planes, and explain the differences between polymorphism and allotropic transformations. 3) Students were also asked to explain 3 methods for making metals stronger and to analyze data from Charpy impact tests on ductile cast iron to determine ductile-brittle transition temperatures.

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    1) An evaluation was held for the Metalurgy course on Tuesday October 19, 2021 lasting 100 minutes with open textbooks. 2) Students were asked to define lattice points, unit cells, lattice parameters and crystal structures, sketch Miller indices for planes, and explain the differences between polymorphism and allotropic transformations. 3) Students were also asked to explain 3 methods for making metals stronger and to analyze data from Charpy impact tests on ductile cast iron to determine ductile-brittle transition temperatures.

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    1) An evaluation was held for the Metalurgy course on Tuesday October 19, 2021 lasting 100 minutes with open textbooks. 2) Students were asked to define lattice points, unit cells, lattice parameters and crystal structures, sketch Miller indices for planes, and explain the differences between polymorphism and allotropic transformations. 3) Students were also asked to explain 3 methods for making metals stronger and to analyze data from Charpy impact tests on ductile cast iron to determine ductile-brittle transition temperatures.

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    KEMENDIKBUDRISTEK

    ITS Teknik Mesin

    Evaluasi Tengah Semester (ETS)


    Mata Kuliah : Metalurgi
    Hari/Tanggal : Selasa / 19/10/ 2021
    Waktu/sifat : 100 menit / Buku textbook terbuka
    Dosen : Suwarno

    1. a. Give brief statement the correlation between lattice point, unit cell, lattice parameter, and the crystal
    structure.
    b. Sketch the following index Miller [1 2 2], [2 1 3], [3 0 1]
    c. Determine index Miller of the plane show at figure below
    d. Describe the differences between polymorphism and allotropic transformation

    2. Please explain with an example how to make metals stronger (minimal 3 methods)?

    3. Following is tabulated data that were gathered from a series of Charpy impact tests on ductile
    cast iron.

    a) Plot the data as impact energy versus temperature.


    b) Determine a ductile-to-brittle transition temperature as that temperature corresponding to the
    average of the maximum and minimum impact energies.
    c) Determine a ductile-to-brittle transition temperature as that temperature at which the impact energy is
    80 J.

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