The ability of a tool to resist softening at high temperatures is known as
A.Super hardness
B.Red hardness
C.Extended hardness
D.Double hardness
E.None of the above
A.Super hardness
B.Red hardness
C.Extended hardness
D.Double hardness
E.None of the above
A.Anodizing
B.Colourizing
C.Pakerizing
D.Galvanizing
E.None of the above
A.ferrite and cementite
B.cementitie and peoitite
C.pearlite and ferrite
D.austenti and ferrite
A.Mass number – Atomic number = Number of neutrons
B.Mass number – Atomic number = Number of protons
C.Number of neutrons – Number of protons = Mass number
D.Number of electrons outside the nucleus – Number of proton = Mass number
E.None of the above
A.Cost is high
B.Production rate is generally very low
C.Recesses can be easily formed
D.(A) and (B) above
E.(A) and (C) above
A.Capacity to withstand shocks and vibrations
B.Low coefficient of friction
C.High compressive strength
D.High resistance to corrosion
E.All above
A.High speed steel
B.Stainless steel
C.Cemented carbide
D.Gold
E.Diamond
A.40 – 50 M Pa
B.50 – 80 M Pa
C.140 – 500 M Pa
D.500 – 650 M Pa
E.650 – 1000 M Pa
A.Intrinsic semi-conductor
B.Extrinsic semi-conductor
C.P-type semi-conductor
D.N-type semi-conductor
E.None of the above
A.Discontinuous
B.Brittle
C.Plastic
D.Heterogeneous
E.None of the above