For heavy loads in aircraft bearings the material used with lead to reduce the risk of scizure is
A.Iron
B.Silver
C.Copper
D.Tin
E.Zinc
A.Iron
B.Silver
C.Copper
D.Tin
E.Zinc
A.Electrical industry
B.Chemical industry
C.For making leaf prings
D.For nuts and bolts
E.For cutting tools
A.Above room temperature
B.Above the upper transformation range
C.Above the lower transformation range
D.Below the upper transformation range
E.Below the lower transformation range
A.Continuous body
B.An isotropic body
C.Heterogeneous body
D.Crystalline body
E.None of the above
A.Utilised in overcoming deformation stresses
B.Utilised in deforming the metal
C.Converted into heat
D.Consumed in developing internal stresses
E.None of the above
A.Under stressing
B.Surface decarburisation
C.Shot peening
D.Nitriding of the surface
E.Cold working
A.India
B.Germany
C.Britain
D.France
E.USSR
A.Elasticity
B.Plsticity
C.Inelasticity
D.An elasticity
E.Visco elasticity
A.Hardening the core
B.Uniform hardening
C.Selective hardening
D.Hardening surface for wear resistance
E.Electrical hardening process
A.Occur at same temperature for all steels
B.Change the chemical composition of steel
C.May change in number on heating or cooling
D.Cause change in physical properties
E.Indicate the minimum temperature below which structural changes in steel are not possible