A hardness value of 1400 BHN can be expected in case of
A.Cementite
B.Ferrite
C.Pearlite
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.Cementite
B.Ferrite
C.Pearlite
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.Copper
B.Nickel
C.Silicon
D.Chromium
E.None of the above
A.Size of specimen
B.Hardenability of steel
C.Quenching medium
D.All of the above
A.removing scale from surface
B.normalising or annealing followed by hardening
C.reheating the article in oxidizing atmosphere and quenching
D.Any of the above
A.Alnico
B.Delta metal
C.Elnivar
D.Invar
E.Duralumin
A.Lead, tin and mercury
B.Copper, lead and tin
C.Zinc, copper and lead
D.Bismuth, lead and tin
E.Zinc, bismuth and tin
A.Increase with frequency
B.Increase with square of frequency
C.Increase with cube of frequency
D.Increase with fourth power of frequency
E.Increase as inverse of frequency
A.Arc welding
B.Resistance welding
C.Thermit welding
D.Brazing
E.Soldering
A.1.5 percent
B.1 percent
C.0.8 percent
D.0.6 percent
E.0.15 percent
A.100?C
B.212?C
C.300?C
D.500?C
E.800?C