Toughness of a material means
A.Strength
B.Fatigue resistance
C.Stress relieving
D.Machinability
E.Softening
A.Strength
B.Fatigue resistance
C.Stress relieving
D.Machinability
E.Softening
A.Absorb sound
B.Reflect sound
C.Create sound
A.1650?C
B.1500?C
C.1400?C
D.910?C
E.77?C
A.Silicon
B.Aluminium
C.Carbon
D.Sulphur
E.Chromium
A.Carburizing
B.Nitriding
C.Cyaniding
D.Chapmanizing
E.Galvanizing
A.15 seconds
B.30 seconds
C.1 minute
D.5 minutes
E.10 minutes
A.Pearlite
B.Sorbite
C.Troosite
D.Acicular
E.Martensite
A.Saturation of pores in bricks
B.Saturation of pores in metals by subsituting materials different from parent materials
C.Defects in castings due to two streams of metal which are too cold to fuse properly
D.Forging defects due to improper heating of materials
E.None of the above
A.No silver
B.0.1% silver
C.1% silver
D.5% silver
E.10% silver
A.Blow moulding
B.Casting
C.Calendering
D.Compression moulding