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Bro please explain ferritic stainless steel in next video
I want your note pdf sir
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sir civil branch ke 6semester ke nots bhej dijiye
hlo sir give me what is size of lathe defination
Nice video sir
Inclusions ki definition chahiye
This is too helpful...Thanks sir
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Very nyc video
The second channel fell through. I need a university to sponsor that channel and provide the course materials, I was hoping to just do the animation and narration. Still hopeful it will happen further down the line, but for now I just don't have enough time.
Man, you take steel and paint a chart that’s indicative of plastic material, dafuq?
Very informative, but do you know that bungee gum has the properties of both rubber and gum!
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1:55 you have the graph wrong. You are missing here the point of slide( sorry for poor translation, i take it literally from czech language), and there the graph rises, then goes down and then finally up again. We learned that on our highschool in subjects of technology and mechanics. ...
Went to the second channel, but the last upload was 3 years ago 😢 Edit: I read the pinned comment and I understand why he doesn't upload anymore but i always feel sad when a channel has a long hiatus or needs to be abandoned by it's owner..
I wish you made more of theses basics of engineering videos
Tensile test: stress-strain curve yield strength - elastic deformation ultimate strength - plastic deformation, necking Young's modulus/ elastic modulus (how stiff the material is) safety factor stiff (high carbon steel) flexible (rubber band) tough (the material absorb a lot of energy without breaking) ductile (deform under pressure) brittle (glass, ceramics, cast iron, the material break with very little deformation) hardness (is a measure of how resistant solid matter is to various kinds of permanent shape change when a compressive force is applied, directly related to the stiffness and yield strength of the material, rockwell hardness test)
Recently passed material science in first year. Just need to pass the exam then I’m 2/8ths an engineer. :D
Wow how gracious of you to say material properties 101 as soon as you pay me my money will have material properties do not talk about shit when you owe me my money
Nice video. Thanks
I remember watching this in my first semester of sophomore year in high school knowing it would be relevant to my future schooling and now I’m a junior material science engineer and have to perform tests and make stress strain curves from load and extensometer data
Great information thank you.
Glad to found this from your channel. Planning to take material science and engineering master on next year. Right now just gather the knowledge needed. Thanks, love from Malaysia
I know this is a rare ask, and coop videos aren’t your thing, BUT…. I have a theory, based on past videos of yours… that @kentuckyballistics is wrong about the hot load in his gun. Video for reference: https://youtu.be/1449kJKxlMQ I don’t think it was solely an “extremely hot load” in the round he fired, that sheared off 4 threads on the cap… that it was repeated stresses that caused the threads to fail at a much lower force than is tested, due to the repeated use… Is there anyway you can analyze and confirm? I’m not smart enough to know the science… I’m just crossing streams and hoping my theory is wrong. Because if so… and I’m not saying it IS so…. But, if so… the gunsmith needs to recall, rework and reengineer his materials science to prevent this catastrophic failure from happening in the future. Please, and thank you for the consideration.
watcha accent was that mate but i really understand evertything
Thanks a lot for this kind of videos. I am an engineering student, i use to visit your channel to watch tanks and aircrafts. Now i can watch your videos to pass exams. Thanks a lot for helping me by compressing hunderds of book pages to several enjoyable videos.
Great Video! Thanksa lot.
3:51 "Several of these ships literally broke in half with no warning". I LOLd. Was that disrespectful?
Once again thank you very much..
clearly explained everything thanku
Excellent introduction to heat treatment and classification. Very useful; thank you. Would be great if can elaborate on when to do different case hardening - carburizing, cyaniding etc. Thank you!.
Heated- held- soaked- cooled - inspected
Normalizing it's soaked in still air
Well presentation sir .
Sir. Why? When cooling the work piece to rearrange it's grain structure
What is critical temperature?
this video helped thank you.
Sir please ye video se related mcq wale questions ka video banaye
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Heat treatment. Normalizing of steel https://youtu.be/VQUtmx7XjfA
Very very excellent video
Heat treatment. Annealing of steel https://youtu.be/rRJWuj6kauA
I bought a l clamp from local store which is made by traditional blacksmith.the holes are not drilled but punched when hot. I tried to drill some holes but unable to do.i tried hss bit and also tried all the available special drill bits but drill bits become blunt.what could be the reason?
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Volume. Blowout speech voice nice
the way you read it sucks! we might as well read it ourselves.
Kani please teach about difference between annealing and normalising
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