TMS3733
Assignment 52024
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Due Date: September 2024
QUESTION 1
a. What different types of material are needed? (2)
1. Raw materials specific to the product being designed, such as metals (steel, aluminum),
plastics, wood, or fabrics.
2. Supplementary materials like adhesives, fasteners (nails, screws), and coatings (paint,
varnish).
b. What should the quality of the different materials be? (2)
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QUESTION 1
a. What different types of material are needed? (2)
1. Raw materials specific to the product being designed, such as metals (steel,
aluminum), plastics, wood, or fabrics.
2. Supplementary materials like adhesives, fasteners (nails, screws), and coatings
(paint, varnish).
b. What should the quality of the different materials be? (2)
1. The materials should be durable and appropriate for the product's intended use, such
as high tensile strength for metals or flexibility for certain plastics.
2. The materials must meet industry standards and specifications to ensure safety and
performance.
c. What are the sizes of the available raw materials? (3)
1. Standard sheet sizes for materials like metal or wood (e.g., 4x8 feet for plywood).
2. Rod or bar lengths for metals, often available in sizes like 6 feet or 12 feet.
3. Rolls or lengths for fabrics or plastics, typically available in specific widths (e.g., 1-
meter width).
d. Will the different materials have to be cut to size? (5)
1. Yes, many raw materials will likely need to be cut to fit the specific dimensions of the
product.
2. Sheets of metal or wood may need to be trimmed to create parts.
3. Rods and bars will require cutting to appropriate lengths for assembly.
4. Fabrics and plastics may need to be measured and cut based on design
specifications.
5. Precise cutting techniques, such as laser cutting or saws, may be required depending
on the material.
e. Will the different materials have to be shaped? (5)
1. Yes, certain materials will need to be shaped to meet design requirements.
