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Heat-Treat Experiment Reporting Guidelines

Learn how to format and present your heat-treat lab experiment data effectively. Follow the suggested reporting format, including objectives, materials, equipment, procedure, data, and conclusions.

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Heat-Treat Experiment Reporting Guidelines

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  1. REPORTING THE HEAT-TREAT EXPERIMENT Reports should be typed or clearly printed on standard 8 1/2” x 11” paper. Organization, accuracy, clarity, and neatness will be considered in grading the lab report. To be effective, report should be arranged in sections under logical headings. The following form is suggested for reporting the lab assignment. However, variations may be necessary and are to be made whenever justified. • 1. Objectives a statement of the objectives to be attained through the completion of the lab. • 2. Materials A list of all materials to be tested, specifying kind, shape, and size. • 3. Equipment A list of the tools and/or apparatus used and accurately described. *** Please report any apparatus that is defective !!! *** • 4. Procedure A statement of the essential details of the testing procedure. • 5. Data The original, signed data sheet. • 6. Conclusions A statement of the conclusions which may be drawn from the results. Draw no conclusions not supported by results!

  2. Heat-Treat Lab Data Sheet Brinell RC Tensile Specimen / Steel Diameter Hardness Hardiness Strength

  3. Heat-Treat Lab Assignment Use the following heat-treat procedures to help identify the unknown specimen material classifications. (1) Heat-Treat all specimens (2) Temper (3) Anneal (4) Normalize 1018-1045-1215-4140-8620 1 inch hexagon 3/4 inch hexagon 1 “ square 13/16 “ square 1 inch round

  4. LATHE EXERCISE ADAPTER 1/8 DIA 1/2 DEEP CLEAN UP ONLY .710 .480 7/8 1-1/4 3 - 1/2 1. Chuck 1” dia in collet chuck 2. Turn 1” dia (clean up only) 3. Rough turn .710 dia 4. Rough turn .480 dia 5. Finish turn .710 dia, 7/8 long 6. Finish turn .480 dia, 1-1/4 long 7. Center drill for 1/8 dia drill 8. Drill 1/8 dia, 1/2 deep 9. Cut-off 3-1/2 10. Burr .710 dia ____________________ .480 dia____________________ Tolerances Decimal +/-. 001 Fractional +/- 1/64 1-1/4 ____________________ 7/8 ____________________ 2-1/2 ____________________ 1/8 drill x 1/2 deep ____________________ Lab Project # 1

  5. O0301 CNC Lab 1

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