The sound actually emanates from breaking atomic bonds, and the subsequent rearrangement of the crystalline matrix within grains. This change occurs so quickly, that the material produces a pressure wave (sound wave) that you can hear as a popping sound.
Pretty cool, huh!?
Source: B.S. in Material Science and Engineering from The Georgia Institute of Technology
Lack of lubrication or defect in the metal.
Either too much amperage, travel speed too slow, or electrode too large for the metal thickness.
Yes, to dampen the sound, before installing this metal roof, get a layer of insulation for it installed, which both reduces the sound of rain on the roof and causes them to be highly energy efficient.
chemical reaction between the oygen atoms and the carbon atoms
It's "ultrasonic weld," rather than "sound weld." Sounds more "engineering-ish," anyway. This is done by clamping two objects together - usually plastic ones, but thin metal can also be ultrasonically welded - and directing a high-power beam of ultrasonic energy at the mating point. The beam causes heat, which makes the two materials in the joint melt. When they cool down, they're fused together.
A metal spoon typically makes a clinking or tinkling sound when it hits a hard surface like glass or ceramic.
That sounds like the starter isn't hitting the flywheel like it suppose to!
When metal rubs against metal, it means the pad on your brake pad is wearing down. This can be extremely dangerous. If you notice any kind of unusual sounds, get your car checked immediately.
Water heaters can make noise due to the expansion and contraction of metal parts as they heat up and cool down, as well as the buildup of sediment in the tank that can cause popping or rumbling sounds.
I drive a 96 mustang,and was told that the 1990-2000 model's body is made from sheet metal and on bumps,or a dirt road it will make rattling sounds. Your exhaust pipe is another explanation if it is loose.
oxygen causes metal to rust oxidate
Yes, sounds can be produced when matter cools. This is often due to the contraction of the material as it loses heat, which can create stress and cause vibrations that generate sound waves. An example of this is the popping or cracking noises heard when objects like metal or wood cool down.
Could be one of a number of things, as it could be in any vehicle.
he sounds like metal hiting metal
it is were it turns on the heat to warm it upThe coefficient of expansion per degree per inch causes the metal to expand and contract making the sounds
It means you can taste metal :P
Zinc is the metal that reacts with acids and sounds like you're washing your hands (zinccing).