In a glass metal seal the two components must match with respect to their
A.Hardness
B.Thermal expansion
C.Ductility
D.Fatigue strength
A.Hardness
B.Thermal expansion
C.Ductility
D.Fatigue strength
A.White cast iron
B.Malleable cast iron
C.Chilled cast iron
D.Gray cast iron
E.Pig iron
A.Tensile strain decreases in proportion to stress
B.Tensile strain increases in proportion to stress
C.Tensile strain increases more quickly
D.Tensile strain decreases more quickly
E.None of the above
A.High pressure pressing
B.Carbiding
C.Powder metallurgy
D.Plasticizing
E.None of the above
A.The number of protons
B.The number of neutrons
C.The nuber of electrons
D.The mass
A.Stainless steel pipe
B.Lead pipe
C.Copper pipe
D.ERW pipe
E.GI pipe
A.Stainless steel
B.Free carbon steel
C.Carbon chrome steel
D.Nodular cast iron
E.Cast steel
A.Brass
B.High carbon steel
C.Lead
D.Aluminium
E.Copper
A.Nomalizing
B.Ultra hardening
C.Drawing
D.Nitriding
E.Spheroidizing
A.Elastic limit
B.Toughness
C.Resilience
D.Proof resilience
E.Endurance limit