The hardness of steel depends on
A.Heating temperature before quenching
B.Amount of carbon it contains
C.The shape and distribution of carbides in iron
D.Percentage of alloying elements
E.Basic process from which it is produced
A.Heating temperature before quenching
B.Amount of carbon it contains
C.The shape and distribution of carbides in iron
D.Percentage of alloying elements
E.Basic process from which it is produced
A.a beam of white light
B.a beam of coherent light
C.microwaves
D.gamma rays
A.Ductility
B.Elasticity
C.Plasticity
D.Malleability
E.Creep
A.Brass
B.Copper
C.High carbon steel
D.Zinc
E.Aluminium
A.To cool the work piece
B.To cool the tool
C.To remove the chips
D.All the above
E.None of the above
A.Steel
B.Aluminium
C.Brass
D.Bronze
E.Cast iron
A.Has low ductility
B.Breaks with appreciable distortion
C.Has brittleness
D.Low compression strength
E.None of the above
A.Extreme dimensional accuracy can be held on surfaces with surface finish of 8 r.m.s. or even less
B.Laminated metals can be produced
C.Rate of production is very high
D.(A) and (B) above
E.(A) and (C) above
A.Cast iron
B.Brass
C.Bronze
D.Gun metal
E.Stainless steel
A.The abscissa is carbon percentage
B.The abscissa is temperature
C.The abscissa is time
D.The ordinate is time
E.The ordainate is temperature