Monel metal consists of
A.Nickel, lead and tin
B.Zinc, copper and lead
C.Zinc nickel and copper
D.Aluminium copper and nickel
A.Nickel, lead and tin
B.Zinc, copper and lead
C.Zinc nickel and copper
D.Aluminium copper and nickel
A.Ability to withstand compressive stresses
B.Ability to withstand deformation under shear
C.Ability to undergo large permanent deformation in compression
D.The property by which a material can be cold worked
E.None of the above
A.Quenching steel during transformation
B.Steel is annealed
C.A fully hardened steel is finally ‘drawn’ at about 677?C
D.None of the above
A.Sulphur
B.Silicon and sulphur
C.Chromium and nickel
D.Cobalt and vanadium
E.Tungsten
A.Lightness
B.Good electrical conductivity
C.High thermal conductivity
D.Resistance to corrosion
E.Lest affinity for oxygen
A.The carbon content
B.The chemical composition
C.The grain size
D.The alloying elements present
E.None of the above
A.To elongate the inclusions in the direction of rolling giving the steel excellent properties
B.Reduction in tensile strength
C.Reduction in fatigue strength
D.Reduction in hardness
E.None of the above
A.Can be vaporised as well as recycled
B.Can neither be vaporised nor recycled
C.Can be vaporised but cannot be recycled
D.Can be recycled but cannot be vaporised
A.Aluminium Copper alloy
B.Lead
C.Carbon
D.Zinc
E.Chromium
A.Copper
B.Lead
C.Wood
D.Paper
E.Brass