Biyernes, Hulyo 8, 2016

Group 01 Ferrous Metal



Applications of FERROUS METALS



“Ferrous metals and alloys are used in countless applications as construction materials, building structures, concrete reinforcement, ship hulls, structure, engines, tanks, weapons, magnetic cores, wires, recreational vehicles, medical devices, appliances, toys, utensils, tools, and etc.” (Engineering360, 2016), (“Ferrous Metals: Application”).



Example of Exterior Applications:

(Brownstein, L./Getty Images)


“The four primary materials used for bridges have been wood, stone, iron, and concrete. Of these, iron has had the greatest effect on modern bridges. From iron, steel is made, and steel is used to make reinforced and prestressed concrete. Modern bridges are almost exclusively built with steel, reinforced concrete, and prestressed concrete.” (Billington, P. N.)



(Corbis)


“The use of steel frames enabled buildings to reach unprecedented heights in the late 19th and 20th centuries; the Eiffel Tower (1889) in Paris was the first structure to reveal the true vertical potential of steel construction.” (Encyclopædia Britannica, Editors)




Example of Interior Applications:


(Amalkhan), (Bruyere, 2016), (City of Beverly, 2016)


Ferrous Metals are mostly used in appliances like refrigerator, washing machine, oven, toaster, cooking pans, microwave, cooktop, ventilation, utensils, counter top, sinks, and etc.


(AnnsAtic.com, 2016), (Laurami), (Dezeen ,2014)

Ferrous Metals are also found in factory loft interior design such as cast iron for ceiling supports, chair legs, electric fan, beams, and etc. Classic craft iron cast spindles in black color with wrought iron could be applied in various ways like stair handrails design. Even rust itself could be a design; with rusty corrugated iron on the walls and salvaged lighting, thus your interior will look this amazing.



Our everyday personal encounter with ferrous metals:

 (Amar, 2016)

A photo taken from the Department of Architecture and Fine Arts, hallway ceiling, applying ferrous metals as vertical and horizontal beams and roof supports.



(Amar, 2016)

A photo taken from the Department of Architecture and Fine Arts, basement, and parking area. Showing different and artistic ways using metal frames for ventilation.



(Amar, 2016)

Ferrous metals applied in table legs and ramp rails.



(Amar, 2016)

The whole frame of vehicles are composed of ferrous metals coated with different kinds of paints. Even post sign stands are made of ferrous metals.





Reference List:

Billington, P. N. (2016). Materials. p.1. Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved from

Encyclopædia Britannica, Editors. (2016). Tower architecture. Retrieved from  https://www.britannica.com/technology/tower

Engineering360. (2016). IEEE Globalspec. Ferrous metals and iron alloys information: applications. Retrieved               from http://www.globalspec.com/learnmore/materials_chemicals_adhesives/metals_alloys/ferrous_metals_iron_alloys

Ferrous Metals: Application. Online PowerPoint. July 8, 2016.  Retrieved from



Photos:        

Amalkhan. How to clean stainless steel appliances. Blog. July 8, 2016. Retrieved from 

AnnsAtic.com. (2016). Decorations : classic craft iron cast spindles in black color with wrought iron stair

AnnsAtic.com. (2016). Decorations : classic craft iron cast spindles in black color with wrought iron stair

Brownstein, L. /Getty Images. New York City: Manhattan Bridge. Photo. Encyclopædia Britannica

Bruyere, Musette. (2016). The best kitchen appliances packages. Photos. Retrieved from

City of Beverly. (2016). Seasonal/scheduled collections – appliances/metal & TV’s/monitors. Retrieved

Corbis. Eiffel Tower. Photo. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. Web. 07 Jul. 2016. Retrieved from

Dezeen Magazine. (2014). London  restaurant by Brinkworth resembles a ramshackle farm building.

Laurami. Loft, a New York-style. Paper Blog. July 8, 2016. Retrieved from http://es.paperblog.com/loft-un-estilo-muy-neoyorquino 
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Contribution:

Amar, Jrose (composed the blog, contributed pictures and references, commented: group 4Glass’s blog)
Calape, Rhea (commented: group 2Non-Ferrous’ blog)
Cantillas, Christine Mae (commented: group 3Plastic’s blog)
Manalo, Leile Glad (contributed references and pictures)
Taboada, Faith Rosemel (contributed references and pictures)

5 komento:

  1. This blog gave us more ideas on how to apply ferrous materials in interiors. It also opened our eyes to how widely used ferrous metals are applied throughout the campus. Thank you for this blog.

    TumugonBurahin
  2. wow this is nice i didn't know that we could also use steel for the walls. thank you for this very informative blog.

    TumugonBurahin
  3. This detailed documentary of metals used in the SAFAD building gave us such knowledge on how much we rely on metals, and because of that, it is shown how reliable the material really is. It also gave an accurate presentation on the various ways of using metal. Most especially, this gave us a proper example of an industrial contemporary concept.
    Also, the photos have good photographic quality. :)

    In taking samples for the applied ferrous metal in the campus, what was your method in knowing that the metal was ferrous?

    TumugonBurahin
    Mga Tugon
    1. In taking samples for the applied ferrous metal in the campus, we have had close observation if there are any rusts in the metals. Ferrous metals are mostly magnetic by means we have had used magnets to check if it has this ferrous metal characteristic.

      Burahin
  4. Your blog provided us with valuable information to your post. Thanks a lot for sharing
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