If a medium carbon hardened steel shows pearlite structure it may be concluded that
A.Steel contains impurities
B.Steel has been slowly cooled in furnace
C.Steel has been quenched in oil
D.Steel has been quenched in water
A.Steel contains impurities
B.Steel has been slowly cooled in furnace
C.Steel has been quenched in oil
D.Steel has been quenched in water
A.Copper
B.Ferro-silicon
C.Ferro-manganese
D.Aluminium
E.All of the above
A.Lead and tin
B.Tin and white metal
C.Zinc and lead
D.Zinc and tin
E.Tin and antimony
A.Charpy test
B.Izod Impact test
C.Tensile test
D.Cupping test
E.X-ray test
A.Face centred cubic
B.Diamond cubic
C.Hexagonal closed-packed
D.Partly amorphous
A.Seeback effect
B.Thomson effect
C.Peltier effect
D.Kelvin effect
E.Thermocouple effect
A.FCC
B.BCC
C.HCC
D.Cubic
E.Orthorhombic
A.0.010 to 0.025
B.0.10 to 0.25
C.0.8 to 0.85
D.1.0 to 1.25
E.3.0 to 4.50
A.Heated air
B.Ionised air
C.Ammonia
D.Nitrous oxide
E.Nitric acid
A.Vanadium
B.Potassium
C.Lithium
D.Zirconium
E.Chromium