Reforming manufacturing processes
I can identify and use reforming manufacturing processes.
Reforming manufacturing processes
I can identify and use reforming manufacturing processes.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Reforming materials changes the shape and the state
- Injection moulding is a reforming process for polymers.
- Casting is a reforming process for metals.
Keywords
Reforming - changing the material shape and state
Molten - made liquid by heat
Mould - a hollow shape which can be used to form materials
Common misconception
Reforming is the same as deforming.
Reforming changes the state AND the shape; solid, liquid and back to solid. Deforming only changes the shape; the materials always remain a solid.
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Equipment
Glue gun and mould. Pewter casting facilities.
Content guidance
- Risk assessment required - equipment
Supervision
Adult supervision required
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Starter quiz
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