Tech 8 Manufacturing. The word “manufacture” comes from the Latin words manu (hand) and factus...

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Tech 8 Manufacturing

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Page 1: Tech 8 Manufacturing. The word “manufacture” comes from the Latin words manu (hand) and factus (to make). Together they mean “made by hand.” Definition:

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Manufacturing

Page 2: Tech 8 Manufacturing. The word “manufacture” comes from the Latin words manu (hand) and factus (to make). Together they mean “made by hand.” Definition:

Manufacturing

• The word “manufacture” comes from the Latin words manu (hand) and factus (to make). Together they mean “made by hand.”

• Definition: • Manufacturing is the changing of materials into useable

products.

• What are some of the different materials used in manufacturing?

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Materials

• Natural Materials

• Synthetic materials

• Wood• Hardwood

• Softwood

• Metals• Ferrous metals

• Nonferrous metals

• Plastics• Thermoplastics

• Thermoset plastics

• Ceramics

• Composite materials

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Natural & Synthetic Materials

• Natural materials are found in nature.• Examples are:

• Wood

• Clay

• Metal

• Ores

• Oil

• Synthetic materials are made by people• Examples are:

• Plastics

• Ceramics

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Wood

• Hardwood comes from trees that lose their leaves in the fall.• Examples are:

• Oak

• Maple

• Walnut

• Softwood comes from trees that keep their leaves and needles all year.• Examples are:

• Pine

• Fir

• spruce

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Metals

• Metals can be ferrous or nonferrous• Ferrous metals contain iron.• Nonferrous metals do not contain iron.• Natural metals include:

• Iron, aluminum, copper, zinc, tin, and lead.

• Most metals used today are alloys.• An alloy is made by combining two or more

metals or a metal and a non-metal.• Steel is an alloy of iron.

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Plastics

• All plastics fall into two categories – thermoplastics and thermoset plastics

• Thermoplastics are heated and then molded to shape. Later, they can be reheated and remolded.

• Thermoset plastics can be heated and shaped only once. They are used to make fabric, dinnerware, and automobile parts.

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Ceramics

• Most ceramics are synthetic materials (man-made).

• They are made by firing (baking) clay, sand, and other natural substances at very high temperatures.

• Ceramic materials are used to make bricks, bathroom fixtures, and cookware.

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Composite materials

• A composite material is made by combining two or more materials.

• The materials used to create composite material is not changed.

• They work together to create new materials.• Some composite materials are concrete and plywood

• Concrete is made from cement, sand, and gravel• Plywood is made from sheets of wood and glue.• Other composites are used to make boats, golf clubs,

tennis rackets, and airplanes.

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Other materials

• Textiles, leather and rubber are examples of other materials used in manufacturing.• Textiles can be made from natural or synthetic

materials• Wool and cotton are natural materials• Polyester is a synthetic material.

• Leather is made from animal skins. • Shoes are often made of leather. • It is also used in clothing and sporting goods.

• Rubber is made by adding a variety of chemicals to a fluid called latex.

• Some latex comes from rubber trees, but can be synthetic.• Rubber is used in tires, belts, gloves, and many other products.

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Sources

• Harms, Henry. & Swernofsky, Neal R. Technology Interactions, Glenco McGraw-Hill: New York, 1999, pp. 138-140.