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Workshop Safety29 June 2014Jaco Crause - 24117986 Student of B.Eng. Computer, Electronic

FittingPunchingMetal formingprocess that uses apressto force punch through a work piece to form a hole.DrillingCutting process, using drill bit, to create a hole in a solid material.SawingCutting through relatively hard materials using a saw.FilingMaterial removing process that works similar to sawing.Usually used to finish off

FittingFolding / Bending Sheet MetalSheet Metal Bending with a V DieEdge Bending with Wiping DieRotary bending Offset Bending

SolderingProcess of joining 2 or more metals together.Relatively permanent, but still reversible

WeldingWeldingTwo metals are joined by heating them to a temperature that both metals start to melt.Gas WeldingWelding torch is used Fuel gases and oxygen are used to create weldElectric WeldingArc WeldingElectric arc is created between a welding rod and base material to melt metalResistance WeldingHeat is formed by the electrical resistance of materialExamples: Spot welding and Seam welding

Electrical WorkEquipmentElectrical EquipmentCould be any machine running on electricity, but most commonly refers to components part of electrical distribution systemControl EquipmentElectric Switch boardsDistribution boardsEtc.ConductorsPermits electrical flow in one or two directions.InsulatorsInternal electrical charges do not flow freely

Electrical Work

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Machine WorkDrilling machinesAllows drilling of better accuracy, through harder materials

Saw machinesAllows highly accurate sawing through hard and thick materials

LathesRotates a work piece on its axis to preform various actions such as cutting, sanding, etc.

Electronic WorkAlso has to do with electricity, but contrary than electrical work, it runs on light current.Printed Circuit Board (PCB)Supports and electrically connects electronic components, using conductive tracks.ComponentsResistorsCapacitorsInductorsLight Emitting Diodes (LEDs)Etc.

StructuresTensile StrengthMaximum stress a material can withstand before failing or breaking.

ForcesLinear ForcesConstant or changing force that acts in a straight lineTorqueForce that causes an object to rotate around an axis

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