The stainless steels owe their resistance to corrosion to the presence of
A.Chromium
B.Carbon
C.Manganese
D.Sulphur
E.Nickel
A.Chromium
B.Carbon
C.Manganese
D.Sulphur
E.Nickel
A.Copper-constantan
B.Iron constantan
C.Chromel-alumel
D.Platinum-rhodium
E.Tungsten- molybdenum
A.Aluminium
B.Molybdenum
C.Cadmium
D.Chromium
E.Lead
A.Iron constantan
B.Nickel nimo
C.Chromel-constantan
D.Platinum-platinum-rhodium
E.All give equal output
A.0.02 percent
B.0.08 percent
C.0.2 percent
D.0.8 percent
A.Pearlite
B.Austenite
C.Ferrite
D.Pearlite and austenite
E.Pearlite, austenite and ferrite
A.0.002 percent
B.0.02 percent
C.0.21 percent
D.2 percent
E.10 percent
A.heating in furnaces with reducing neutral or protective atmosphere
B.heating in boxes with used carburising agent or cast iron chips
C.heating in molten salt bath
D.Any of the above
A.Iron and nickel
B.Iron and copper
C.Iron and zinc
D.Iron and chromium
E.Iron and vanadium
A.Forgings
B.Cold worked sheets
C.Wires
D.Castings
E.All of the above