Providing more than adequate machining allowance
A.improves the strength of the casting
B.reduces the strength of the casting
C.increases machining cost
D.reduces machining cost
A.improves the strength of the casting
B.reduces the strength of the casting
C.increases machining cost
D.reduces machining cost
A.pit furnace
B.cupola
C.arc furnace
D.none of the above
A.mould erosion
B.rough surface
C.excessive shrinkage
D.any of the above
A.costlier than other varieties of cast iron
B.poor in machining ability
C.resistant to shock
D.least fluid in molten condition
A.dense castings
B.elimination of cores
C.mass production with reduced rejection possible
D.all of the above
A.stoves
B.tuyers
C.prop
D.spout
A.665?C
B.1083?C
C.1444?C
D.1576?C
A.Mathogany
B.Pine wood
C.Teak wood
D.any of the above
A.small casting
B.non-ferrous castings
C.large castings
D.hollow castings
A.size of the coke
B.temperature
C.time allowed for molten metal to remain in the cupola
D.all of the above