For each ton of pig iron produced from blast furnace, the lime stone used is approximately
A.0.01 ton
B.0.1 ton
C.0.4 tom
D.1.4 ton
E.2.55 tons
A.0.01 ton
B.0.1 ton
C.0.4 tom
D.1.4 ton
E.2.55 tons
A.induction hardening
B.flame hardening
C.stepped uniform heating
D.resistance heating
A.Limestone
B.Fluorspar
C.Soda Ash
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.Tensile strength
B.Fatigue strength
C.Ductility
D.Endurance limit
E.Malleability
A.Cold furnace
B.Hot furnace
C.Air
D.Oil
E.Water
A.Chromium
B.Copper
C.Magnesium
D.Manganese
E.Molybdenum
A.Liquid fuels
B.Coke oven gas
C.Producer gas
D.Any of the above
A.Sand casting
B.Centrifugal casting
C.Shell casting
D.Die casting
E.Lost wax casting
A.Softness
B.Toughness
C.Hardness
D.Annealing
A.6 – 8 percent
B.8 – 10 percent
C.11 – 13 percent
D.15 – 18 percent
E.18 – 20.5 percent