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FAQ

What type of aluminum plate does the traffic sign use? 1100?

Formulated according to unused specifications and design requirements. May refer to the road traffic sign and the marking establishment standard execution.

Iron is extracted from iron oxide by displacement with carbon.But aluminum is not extracted from aluminium oxide using displacement by carbon. Suggest a reason for this.

Well, de facto because the heat of formation of aluminum oxide is so much greater than the heat of formation of iron oxide. If you're looking for something more mechanistic, find Al and Fe in the periodic table. Al and Fe are in different rows, and Fe is larger than Al, so although Al+3 and Fe+3 have the same charge, oxygen bonds less strongly to Fe+3 than to Al+3 because it's further away from the nucleus of Fe. Al+3 has no outer shell electrons at all; 3s, 3p, and 3d subshells are all empty. It's effectively a charged sphere with nothing to interfere with bonding. Fe+3 (as in hematite, Fe2O3) is larger, has filled 3s and 3p subshells, and a half-filled 3d subshell. That 3d electron density projects pretty far out into space, holding oxygen at arms length. Aluminum has no electron density in 3d orbitals, so oxygen can tuck in nice and tight and get a good grip. Any of these hit the mark? I don't know what background you're bringing to this question.

Yes, aluminum sheets can be used for air ducts. Aluminum is a commonly used material for air ducts due to its lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant properties. It is also easy to work with and can be easily shaped and formed to fit various duct designs.

No, aluminum sheets cannot be soldered using traditional soldering methods. However, alternative techniques such as specialized soldering alloys, fluxes, or adhesives can be used to join aluminum sheets together.

The torsional strength of aluminum sheets can vary depending on factors such as alloy composition, thickness, and manufacturing process. However, aluminum sheets generally have good torsional strength compared to other materials. Commonly used aluminum alloys in sheet form, like 6061-T6 and 5052-H32, have torsional strengths ranging from approximately 22,000 to 40,000 psi. These values indicate the maximum torque the aluminum sheet can withstand before permanent deformation or fracturing. Torsional strength is just one aspect of aluminum sheet's overall mechanical properties. Tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation are other important factors in determining the suitability of aluminum sheets for specific applications. When choosing aluminum sheets for a torsional application, it is crucial to consider specific requirements and consult with material suppliers or engineers to ensure the selected aluminum sheet meets the desired torsional strength criteria.

No, aluminum sheets are not magnetic.

I'm trying a new brownie recipe for the holidays this year. My experiences with baking brownies is never good. After I've taken them out of the oven and let them cool, I can never get them out of the pan without them falling apart on me! Can I bake brownies in the pan if it's lined with aluminum foil? I think that may make them easier to get out. Also, the new recipe I'm trying is actually a cheater recipe that starts with devils food cake mix. These are going to be gifts for friends and coworkers, and I just want perfectly squared, clean brownies! Any tips or ideas?

Aluminum is an amazingly good conductor of heat. Which means that the bottom of the brownies will be burnt before the middles are done. I agree with others: try a parchment-paper-lined pan, or grease the pan well (use margarine spread with clean fingers or a spray), and then dust the pan with cocoa. Usually you would use flour, but that will leave a white residue on the brownies--the cocoa will blend in and actually add a bit more chocolate flavor. Or, dust with some of the cake mix before you mix up the batter. Also, be sure to let the brownies cool in the pan before you try to cut them.

Yes, aluminum sheets can be used in automotive applications. Aluminum is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and has good strength-to-weight ratio, making it an ideal material for manufacturing automotive components such as body panels, engine parts, and structural components.